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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
AMERICAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

hare airvoys thought ID greos,r hnfpinsn 70 di,.
eorer certain method Of curing the slightest dis.
care ian 10 the largest fortune and l,ho.
ever compasses Me former, es.sem noe ony happier,
bus giser and better too SYpEsHAn.
PROPOSALS.
BY JAMES EWELL,
For Printing the Third and Greatly Improved Ed.
ION OF MS
FANNY PHYSICLfN,
EnTITLED THE
MEDICAL COMPANION;
Trranny in fbe most clear and eoneise manner
almost emery disease 10 which me human
body rs subject, svifh their names, synf-
toms, causes, cure, regimen and means
Of nrevenHon--d Disfersotory for
i'reharing family medicines, and a
Glossary for explaining teehni-
col FERNS.
IN this, though unfinished state, it was honored
with the psudiis Of Professors Mitchell, Shippen,
Barton, Chspiosn, Woodhouse, Dsyidge, Shaw, and
many other physicians of the first reputation in the
United States, from New.York to Charleston as
also by sales Of two large editions, with rapidly
increasing demand for third
Animated by such extraordinary success OF the
4 DICAL COM PANION' the author
has greatly improved it by adding to the third
edition.
A brief anatomy and physiology Of the human
body, which by displaying its mechanism and laws,
will clearly point out, on rational principles, the
cause and cure of diseases.
ii. An essay on the SIX NON NATuRALs, or
grand constituents of health, AIR, PooD. ExERcIsE,
sLEsr, EvAcUA1IoNs, and misunderstanding that
by proper attention 10 these, the most feeble
frames, without the aid of medicine, may attain both
pleasurabIe life and great age while, by the neg
lect OF these men of the strongest constitutions.
nil NOT I've ont half their days
III. An american .ha,eria .NsaIca, pointing out
taose precious simples, whetewith Cop has gra-
ciously stored meadows, fields, and woods, for
the healing of our diseases, and rendering us hap
ply independent on foreign medicines, which, though
sometimes hard to be obtained, are frequently adu-
terated, and always costly
" Having been himself melancholy spectator
ofthe capture Of the CITY OF WASHINGTON by
the British, he has annexed honest history Of that
awful tragedy with sundry important hints, relative
TO those BILIOUS and CAMP FEvERs, and pYsEN-
TERTrs, which followed that great national calamity
The whole forming q coMPLETE GUIDE TO
BsALrH, both Of MIND aud BopY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
THOMAS SHAW,

y EsPECrFULLY informs his friends and the
N public in general, that he has taken shop, No.
Is, Long-wLsif, where he still continues to carry
on the business of Gunsmitbngs Cutlery, BIC. &c
As he has had the good fortue to give general salts
faction to his employers; in the United States
ploy, both of the land and naval departments, and
also of the States employ, as well that OF ind-
viduas, while working in Co he Hatsers himself that
he shal! have the pleasure c receiving their employ
in future March 27.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22

Mew feather Beds and Feathers.
7 I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
~ Beds, from 20 to IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Charies-sfrssf.
He has on hand assortment Of Mattresses Of all
kinds. NeEaor., March 20, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
MISCELLANY.
From the Yirginia Patriot.


Calculations Of various kinds have fire.
quen,ly been made relative TO the national
debt of G. Britain. Perhaps II would not
be useless 10 make similar calculations rela-
tive to our debt.-rhe loss Of revenue and
commerce by the late embargo, war, &c.
though much higher, we will consider only
one hundred OF million dollars, and the debt
occasioned by the war s0other hundred
millions.
If the whole two hundred millions were
in one dollar notes they would cover about
800 square miles. :,
If the whole were in dollars and placed
in line, they would extend about M'ee
thousand miles II in cents, about $50
Thousand, about ten times round the globe,
they would reach The moon and once round
it.
Paid in copper the debt would I'LL about
sixseen mithsn soldiers knapsacks 90 pounds
|~acb.-Four yards distant from each othe.
they would reach once round the 8iooe, ana
from here to Jerusalem in addition.
II would load about SIX thousand carts,
500 lbs. e fch in silver.
o count the cents, at the rate Oh one
hundred per miRu,e, person counting
twelve hours per day, would not need aooV'
seven hundred ard siafy ts0o years.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
POErRY
A TRUTH.

Fill high the glass-yet higher still
~ PIE .sures like tins Gan never cioys
Wine sure will banl,h every i'll.
And laughter is The proof Of joy.
Mistaken wretch ! the wine may drown
The senses. but II browns not cares
And laughter is . veil iha 8 thrown.
To hide from every eye despair
True bliss is TX quie, scene,
A summer evenings gentle breeze.
IT'S silent all, and all serene
Noise shews . heart thxt's i'll at case.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
: NEW GOODS,
CUIrABLE for the prsfcut and approaching lea-
- ION are now opening for Ize by
JOSEPH HARROD,
Ha~-.~ r e.. L.. al Af.xI. A~~s>

-
- foa are now opening for iA'e by
JOSEPH HARKOD,
Csr.sv # E-sbs.es ssa Msdals fvse.
--AMoNo warcR AIR
Super6ne black. oiue, brown, bottle and mix d
Broadcloths
Common and low priced 90. do
Back, blue draS and ulxd GsGimeres, fupes6as
AID fne
Imperial Cords-S attinetts-velvets
s 4 - and 8 4 CinghAms-Calicoes-su rni,urei
Cambrs and common Dimoties
cafe Bemhssetts, al colours
Back and Asts worried Hefe - Conou Hofe
F,ag, BAaianna and black FIX HaudkerehiAfs
I 4 and Cambria ADD Cambria Mullins
Mullins, IN ador,ment
cafe 4 lrith Linens, very low
Black aud eoloarcd Lu,eltring add Siuchsws
oentlemen aud Ladiss black and white Ok Hoie
Beaver kid and elk Gloves
I cafe canton Cra2es, all colonrs
Black. Give. green and brown Aankia CsaPes
Italian Grapes, black white aud PiEk
i..iia Csisrass aae Caxs~ss
Scotch snd Tartan P.zids- Bore,U
Fisuneis and Ba;sss-Rui6a Cispers
Black aad While M,iisne,tes-Cyprefs Gawss
Yellow aud white Making csnvaf.
Pink and white SzriDetts --Ribbons
Imitation shavh--ChG,x ditto
PeliGe and Queens Cloths, blue and olive
Steam Loom shirtug -Coiera,n Cotton
Imperial add Glk Habit 5us,ons
Cotton Bale Silk rwih
bale American Warer Loom Sheeting
do. do do do, Shifting
Duff 8, Kerfeys &c. SC.
~ The above Goods gill be fold very low TOT
Cath only. SP' w.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15

Suieiaks.-It is a lamentable fact, Jays
a Danifh paper, that the number Of fui.
cides for fome years psf have annually
increafed at Copenhagen. Authentic
iilts ihow that the number OF fuicides
there was, from 1885 70 1890, ,8I;
from 1899 TO 1895, 299, from 1875 to
1900, 2oI from 1900 to 1905. &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
SAMUEL HANSON,

SAMU Ell HANSON,
LAS for -faIe a, his lsore Midd!s.arees
9 hhds W Rum
: do Gin
pipe Cosuiac Brandy
hhds Mcla1es
kees Tobacco
; chefs souehong Tea
roo ibs coGee
100 lbs Sugar
1000 feet BY 9 aud 8 BY 10 C!ass
80 quintaIs Filth
80 hhds Salt
essks 81, lod and GOD Guy Nails
Mill.Saws
10 rsams Paper
The above goods will be fold On the Lowell
afms With agsneral aGorment of
N. l. Goods, Hard Ware, sc.
Portland Sept. 20 #.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
coaMoNwEaLTHos M Ass UHUsETrs.7

A PROCLA NATION
40. o.voy
m, D
uoiiC uoHNoSA' az"
TIME continued smiles Of DIVINE PRovInEscE
l. upon the people OF l.lis State since the public
fhank sgiving Of the ,sssyear, having laid them
der additional obliaatios Of gratitude and praise
to COP. the source Of al their mercics aud the
Civ err of every goods and perfect gift:
HivE thought fl. 10 appoint, and, by and
with the advice auA consent Of the Council, l
do hereby appoint, THURSDAY the Twenty.
Eighth day OF November next, TO be fobserved,
throughout this Commonwealth, as day of
PRAISE and THANKSGIVING to SoD, Tor
the renewed and multiplied instances OF HIS provi-
Dental care and beniicence they have experienced
in the course Of the last year. And the people OF
all religious denominations are invited, and earnest
y requested, to assemble on that day, conformably
to the example of our fathers, in their respective
places of public worship gratefully and devou.ly
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the Gospel. NAV H. iiltd with the fruits of rghs-
BUSINESS 18th Tia, wisdom that is pure, peaceabie
aud geatle, foil Of mercy and good fruits, wilhou,
hypocrisy That tioD will be pleased to preserve
u. from abe pesti,euce that gaIke,h in darkness
and from The destruc,;ou that wsstetb at uoon-dsy
That He will bless and PROSPER all the lawful enter
prizes and the daily secular e,nploynlents OF tie
| neo,le That uE will have mercy On the poor
and SUNNY then with bread ; giving them wthal
patience aud resignation under the Divine uiIot'
ments That he will inspire the aiiiuent with sen-
timents OF benevoience and 'ibera!ity, aud make
them rich in works OF charity and benehcence !:
That He will vouchsafe to regard with HIS special
favour the Interests. of Rsigon, and grant to the
Christian Church succession of able and faithful
teachers: That He will be pleased to take our ma
ton into HIS most holy keeoinr. and exalt it by
Righteousness That He will bless the President of
! the United States guide the deliberations OF the
National and State Legislatures, and continue
peace in our borders That He will preserve the
union Of the States aud delight To build US up, and
make us virtuous aud happy people That HR
will smile upon and render euiinently useful our
Universities and Colleges bless our Schools an'
s"'"e WIZ" 'o~e"' ~ ms Paie''"' s'"""'''' '"'
rising generation That liz will graciously conde-
scend to succeed end prosper the efforts OF all So
4 .l.-lm l.. 4. Il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
CANAL.

The Duke Of B,idge.Mater made the
FIRST navigable Canal in England about sixty
years since. 1t cost shout Is millions OF
dollars and although most people thoughs
il wild and almos: imprac,icable scheme.
yet he persevered and overcome every dihs-
Guilty io this and other Canals, and lived 70
see his properly worth twenty per cent =
year. Brinley,his agent and principal man
in this great undertaking was 80 much at
tached to inland navigation. "that when
asked the use of rivers, in the House Of
Commons, he blun,ly replied ito feed nav.
igabte Canals"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
American Manufactured Goods.

Ne 2, M.gsy'r Rsw.
losHPH POpR, agent for AA~x y B.svs. Of
] Providence. who keep him cod sansIy fupplied
non their long known and well eiablilhsdFsSt'
Tn Pawtucket, with a general sHortmeat Of
american Cotton Goods,
coNsuTiNo OF
Nasis Yarn for warp add Filling
~ sthreadsd wbue& coior'd stocking Yara
white and coloree iswing Co,tons
snfnngs-Shees'ngs-Ch seks-StriPss
uoShams-Chamor.ys- Ticking, &c.
q saopkeepers 10 soWn and country and Pso
w'n geaeral who VIA . furniih themieives with
ns above articles, will oefuppiied az the Faoorl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15
NEW GOODS.
William & Edward Oxnard.

No 5. MussEYs Row.
yMAvE JUN opened for tale black, green,
Il N brown fawn, fate and '.ive Bombaxats-
Widbores- green, red black and yellow
FIannells-ba les blanksts Csf6msres and satti
oetts--Whi.s and black Camorics-imitat tattoo
Shawis--b,ack damask shawl great variety Of
cotton and Gk Hsndker chiefs-Ribbons, tapes
Ca loco and quality bindinSs-ac. SC
WlsCAsSETr BILLS received in paymen, f,s
Engih Goods. Of Sept 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15

paper gratis. so, she will recommend a
number Of her ,opulent neighbours who are
in the continual practice Of borrowing the
True American of her before she had read
it, and never returning it. II you are in
waot Of any such subscribers at present, you
will be good enough to inform her immedi-
a,ely.--Yours, SC. JEREMIAH.
The election of Members of Congress,
assembly men and Municipal Officers, took
place inPennsylvania last week In Philsdel'
phia, the citizens have choscn,as inspectors
Of the election, ~ Federal Republicans and
democrats.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15

TO BE LET,
A CONVENIENT STORE and HOUSE in Jones
]. Roe, RKcaaage-isreet. Apply TO BssJAMIN
WITS, jr. Il Co AuguR 20
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
Library company
Orphans Court,

ALEXANDRIA, COUNTY,
January Term, 1916. 80
0RDERED, that the Administrative of
Z y Jas. Kennedy ir. decd, do insert
the following advertisement three times
a week weeksia the Alexandria news
papers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
This is to- give Notice,

That the subscribers * Alexandria coun-
ty, in The District Of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters testamentary on the es~
tate Of John Wise, late Of the county
aforesaid, deceased ALL PERSONS
having claims against the said deccdent
are hereby warned to exhibit tie SANG
with the vouchers thereof to the subscrfs
bers ON OF before the 9th day OF July
next, or they may by law be. excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those
indebted thereto are repaired to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this eth Of Jas
nuary 1876.
Adam Lynns
Executor of Jehn Wise.
January 27. eeSw !!
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15

In COU NIL.
February 8, 1916.
The following persons were appoint
ed commissioners for holding Elections
in the different Wards on Tuesday the
fifth day of March next for members to
serve in the Common Council for the
ensuing twelve months, viz.
At J. Neales Tavern for the 6! First
WARD"
Thomas Sandford,
Anthony Rodes.
Alexandria M'Kenzic,
At the Council Chamber for the 6 Sc
cond Ward"
Nob!et Herbert,
Colin Aud,
GUY Atkinson.
At tie Indian Queen Tavern for the
g Third Ward,
John Roberts,
John Mckinney,
Hugh Smith.
AT the house of MIR. Gird, at the corner OF
Duke and st. Asaph streets for the
is Fourth Ward,
Thomas Lawrason,
William Rodes,
Elisha Talbot.
Wantea, to purchase or hire,
A Female Servant, OF good disposition.
who understands Cooking and
House Work in general. For such a
one liberal price will be paid, OF good
/ wages given. Enquire Of the Printer
! Jan $
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
SALES AZ vENDUE.

- WILL BE SOLD,
10. xenaue Store. corner OF Ffince
Asns and Water Streets,
a VARIETY or
nm Goods, Groceries, Sc.
! 81. ss,ars of which viii be expressed IN
the bills Of the.aay.
-. AlIlind Of Goods which are on
xa;tat;on and the prices of which are ss
t'ss.sl;shcd. can at eny time be yiew s.ss
, nd purchased Of the l0ssS' hilii'-'sV'
md prices. AysS1,FT TER
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
Land for ae.

A BOUT 5000 Acres, rart OF the
~ Mount-Terron Tract, lying on the
river Potomac, about nine miles from
Alexandria. The timber upon tins estate
and the fisheries attached to it are yalu-
able. The person wishing to purchase
will prefer his own examination OF the
premises to any description which | can
give of them. In my absence, appli-
cants will please call upon Mr.. NoDlet
Herbert, of Alexandria, who is autho-
rised to act for me.
EissIrod Washington
Mount Vernon, Va.
February 6 1awd
P The Printers OF the National In
telligencer, Fre.lerick-Town Herald.
Lancaster journal, (Phila.) Political Re
eister, and Winchester Gazette, are re-
Guested to insert the above advertise
ment once week until forbid, and send
their accounts to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
RoYA1s1sEEF. AlexANDRIA
Lead. Rum.

We hare landing, and for sale, from the
brig Trim, Capt. Cleveland, from Gil
braltar,
6ss PIGS Lead, about 10000 lbs.
From. the brig Clafissa, Capt. Stevens,
from St. Bartholomew,
9 puncheons Of Rum.
From sloop Union,
100 kegs white Lead,
1000 lbs, sheet Lead.
Adams, Herbert; y Go.
z Dec g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15

ls4, f8t@itE
aot-Prcssed Playing CARDS.
lust received and for sale BY
John "A. Stewart
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
orphans Court,
.aIeeaudrie County, JdilGary

s7tgfaNUTH CUHNty, OuHHuTy
Term, 1916.
ORDERED. That the executor of John
Wise, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times week for
two weeks, in the Alexandria newspas
pers.
A. MOORE, Reg.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
+ OF 81 Ground for Sal,

a .Ot OF Ground IOT Dbl,
c.at;ar 81 feet on Faiffax-street and
Ss1 .sr,e number Of feet on Royal-street,
s canning from the one street 246
Y. "a inches. To the other the above
ISL .sitb. being parts Of lots No. g and
% = ~ the pian of Alexandria. Onthe
- q, ~S,,,,1d there is great abundance OF
..s,silent building sand.
s psSs above lot IS the property ct the
of Duncan AlcNiven, alias Nivena
d, s~ late ofAlexaneria. For terms
s .aalv t. Mr.. .a,ldresc Jalniesos.
January l8. law \
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
Southern Money wanted.

r VIII Give the highest premium fer
draft. and bank notes Of the follow
Minds. viz. On Georgia, South Caro-
~ Noyth-Cafclina, Virginia, Boston,
% ;S, York and Philadelphia also trea-
.ury notes and specie. Persons remit emit
,ior Or travelling to any part OF me. ! MT
!, sIS states. mar be supplied with funds
,a,.n;t them. All kinds OF stecks ARD
I'M, I e exchange. bought and Sold
Mt Snis ! and drafts collected and RENTED.
SNkiu,Is Of western bank notes bought
sna sOla. Enquire at my exchange and
Syksfs osice, Bsidse street, George
torn.
Rornsllus Riggs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
lsferson Land for Sale

4 BOUT 800 Acres ia the county OF
Aieaerson and State Of Virginia an
ssema leading from Winchester to
ssapae, II mics from the former. II
soa iisrper's Ferry and S from Charles
sr-.eo miles from Alexandria, George
iva and the City of Washington. The
Y:Osements are a new brick house, 2
IVES high, a barn 40 feet square, sta
me soil is of the very first quality,
N adapted to the growth of timothy,
Y, s'sand every species of grain-More
saA Of the land is covered with TIM
"sale best quality.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
A copy-Teste,
4. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.

THIS is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandria County. in the Dis
trict of Columbia, latters Of admiliistrai
ton on the personal estate of James Ken.
needy, jun. deceased. AL persons having
claims against the said deceased are here-
by warned to exhibit tie same with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the 9th day Of July next, OF
they ma. by law be excluded from all
benefit to said estate: and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. X
Given under my hand this s7lh JAM
1916.
LETTETIA KENNEDY.
Adm'rx. of James Kennedy Jr.
ian o. cow
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
Burr Milestone Manufactory.

VI HE subscriber, intending to return
II to the town Of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business OF Burr Mill
stone making, taxes this method to in
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business about the
first Of April next, at his old stand, where
he will be prepared to execute all orders
in his line that he may be favored with.
benjamin Brown
Dec 2S 2aw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
sAsSO> uT sue,
Nippon Lodge,

S s'slnlng from 700 to 800 acres on POI
= RIVER, about 5 miles from Dun
AM 70 from Alexandra. The soil
!. sN iSF Corn. small grain and grass.
i, s9qroseasehts are a dwelling house
spalr containing six rooms a
kn' isaHslry, stables and other ne
4 n aysse. The extensive marshes
ssFly dry belonging to this estate
ss me purchaser the most fiatteriRg
q rendering this a valuaele
i. "a inconsiderable sievotion of la
A. y terms apply TO the subscriber
9 Herbert, Esq. of Alexandei :
sIsan A Washington,
y. y sssswp, JeaersOa Count, Va
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
FISHERIES.

FISHERIES.
VHyFTE Subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that he intends carrying
on the Fishing Business the ensuing
spring on an extensive scale at
Hollih's Point. e. White House
Landings
Persons wishing to contract for large
quantity of Fish, can be supplied, BY ap
plyiBe to. the subscriber in Alexandria.
RE will take corn. rye, bacon or beans,
at the Alexandria prices, in exchange
for Fish. He Will take particular care to
give general satisfaction to all who may
cali on him at his landings
I'm. Patterson.
NIB. / will give good wages for hands
70 han the seine. w. p.
Janis lawn
Banh; Of .8leramdria.
JanaaTy Isl 1875.
NOTICES hereby given to the Stock
holders in this Institution, that Di-
yidend is this day declared of four pc
cent. for the last half year, and will be
ready to be paid TO them or their legal
REPRESENTATIVES, on Thursday the 4th
instant.
BY order of the Beard.
J. L. M'KENNA, Cash'r.
ian 9
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q ianniy q AssoroeS iof sd e

4 NEGRO Man his wife. and two
"A ehildren--A bargain may be had,
y iniarmation-APply to the Printer
mo
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-15
l45s9
FISHERY.

ESO rent, the excellent Herring Fish
"a cry called Cooper's Point, on the
Maryland shore, two miles below the
townof Alexandria.
For terms apply 10 the subscriber liv=
Ing neai the premises.
H.P Daisgsrfsla.
Jan 8 9awam
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-06

TO al IVIlOM 4 may CONCERN.

70 ali WAom Il may concern.
X/oU are hereby rot!ied ,ha, The Drec, Tax Of the
L United States, for 1916. has become due and
payable and that attendance will be given to receive
the same at the following tunes and places, viz.
At the tavern OF Nichols Hazard, in the town OF
Portsmouth,, from the 18th to the 10Th OF October,
inclusive.
At the tavern of o. ID. Greene, in the town Of
Portsmouth, from the l7h to The 10Th of October in
clusvc.
Al the tavern of George Lawton, in the town of
Tvcrton, from the 2ist TO the 23d of October, in
elusive.
At the store of Almy g. Manchester, in the town
OF 1yerton, from the Gath to the Goth Of October,
inclusive.
At the house of - on the common, in
the town Of Little-Comptoh, from the 28ih to -.
3Oth of October, inclusive.
Al the house Of --- in the town of Little.
Compton, from thev3is OF October, to he Cd Of No
yember, inclusive.
At the house of Charles Collins, in the town of
Warren, icom the 18th TO the 22d of October.
At the house Of Josiah Kinncu,t, in the town of
Harrington from the 23d to the 26th Of October n-
elusive.
At the Collectors Office in the town of B.isto
from The 11,h TO the 3lst of October
At the Collectors office, in the town Of Newport,
for the ,owne of Newport, jamestown, Middle own,
and New.shorcbam, from the 4h to the 23d Of No.
vember.
And that correct copies of the Tax Lists
remain with the Principal Assessor of this Collection
District, open to the inspection Of any person who
may apply to inspect the same
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector for he fr,t Collection District
IN The statc Of Rhaes Island
Newport sept IS, 1916