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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-09
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The in'usctioD of secrecy having been recently
removed, 10y the Senate, f'om The Documents ac-
eompan.ing Ire treaties lately ratified NV them with
L. bi's'In, Aigers, anl The several Tribes ii la.
dams, " nave Tie satisfaction O. laying before our
rdtrs to-day, tl,st part of the Documents relat
10 the Ircrty with Aigers. This portion we're Sc
!eeted Tor the publication, being the sh IT
est, and the oaly could publish e. tire. The
Others shall he Published sur1hwit Besides b. ,2s
valuable as natiers ofreeord, these documents ciu-
cdate IA Satisfactory manner the merits and gemc-
raj uatnre ofih- Treaties. TNI. III
The busn: SIS fore 'lie Senate is yet GA private
nature merely. n arIv all the measures iikoly to
occupy the attention OF Congress this session. arr.
more or less connected with the Public Revenu.
aud are uoroiure reguircdby tie constitution 20 be
originate an the popular branch OF TIE Legislature.
Ihsis OF course the reason Why the Senate is IT
present, 10 use fashionable phrase lying on its oars
II Is body which seldom if ever Dclecis lis busi.
ness-.-bnt has at present business before it, ex-
eept IN an iucipcnS state. m.
,iaruar, 6.
THE BRITISH 'TREATY.--An anlicab.e dis
ens''on has comm need in the House Of Represen-
tatNes on the bill 10 regulate cur com meree In
eonfornity 10 the coy nton g con IN cree recently
concluded: with Q. BRIAN. The debate turns MT 20
mueh on the merits ct the Treaty, the ncccssi-
~ OF Legislation to carry its provisions into feet
has cue Of lie questions go much asa,od in The
year 1875, inrcsari 10 jays Treaty, IS revived
Vie tive political parties appearing ;honeh the .,t-
veTni"ent has sir ee changed hands tn mai tain the
same doctrines on the subcc; Of Treaty siipuatons
which they th0n dccsrrd ard Supported The
debate On tas su0ject viii appear il it be not too
far prouacted. TB.
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(yoL)
The american Commissioners 20 re bev

Of .AiSiers.
Ihc undersigned have The honor 90 inTorm his
hi;i,ness the Dey of Algiers, that ,ey have been
sppauted by the President of the uuitetl States Of
America, eomm;ss, ners pl.,potcntiary 10 treat ui
peace WITH his tghness, and that pursuant to their
inst,uc' ions, hey ave roaGy 20 open negotiation
ior the T. sto.ation OF peace and harmOry tetv cen
the Two ellu.,.les, terms Just Il a. uvib;, To-
both parties and they ieci i, iteu,rh,ut oa tl.r,n
tn state explicitly 10 his i'shness st ihcy are ia.
strheteG TO n a, upon other priue,pie, than DIST
OF RECT eGranty, s'd on the rus ot ,ho most
favored aatinns stipulation iorpayg any tribute
TO AlGierS, under any form whatever will be agreed
10.
The u"dersisn dhaye the hooor to tran-nlit Il, re-
~',h, letter front President OF the ". (. a. Il
t''eS AVA. the.ns, iScs u this occ SION to sur his
h'shiess ef their high consideration aud profound
respect.
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w. C. NicHoLAs.

yesterday. the Repor q" internal IN D, ovesn;..,.
was eAen up snd agreed oa;Ier L v a;ocndsc.ns
pan to o;h'rriNers mot s;nel,y nariedl sucl, -
the Daa, Danu'aier, &c %c--t'ih, ssid Report va
bills
a o'.i was pa'Sed, res,'ce,pg de conpeass,isn
Of the Prosecutor orths Commonwealth r,,t,,,.
Eng The judy N the bus 81 Cirrn,,s toallow $500
'n ANY torney, WHO would attend eyc.v cori.j, IL.
t'e c'fc"i'--or IN propurtrn as many counties as
he Monih si,t nd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-09
THE LOST FOUND !

:, A letter from Capt. Burroughs. dated
Santa Cruz, 9th Nov. informs, that after.
6niirtinS several severe gales in the nea,
Hi'g Jane Coutts, of this city, he arrived ut
the above port in 63 days--The Brig. he
adds, has proved herself as gnod sea-.
vessel as he ever knew. In ore Of the
gales. Zachariah Berry, worthy and able
seaman, was unfortunately swept from the
upper deck, and lost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-09
GEORGE RUST & Co.

I J h int finished opening lin TIE bouss
next doo' 10 Mr.. Robert Jo'nucn's>a lar a,;d t,.
s'' a,or'ent nj h7rdroye ano Cutlery imported ~ ia
asi arrivals from Liverpool, which they will sell ulpie,,s
ana ieiaii, upon Accommodating terms
January 6. 7ss,v.,,
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postponed. y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-09

Bank If Pirgi0ia.
VAVHE President and Direr tors have thi:
day % eiarsHl dividend of per cent. on tie carai
WlLLKdaT DANDRTDCE, Cashier.
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NAVAL COMMlsSlONERs'l
OFElC
WasLington, Jannarg 3, l8l6.

Harrington, January 4, 1916.
THE Naval Commissioners OF the Navy are wiling
To contract for, and will pay the current market
price, for salcloh manufactured in the U. States of
q quality equal 20 the best Russian or English cam
vas. The cloth must be fabricated Of hemp grown
in the United States, and must
l.. BE twenty inches wide.
2. Must contain the same number Of threads that
Russian and English canvas, OF the same
number and width, contains.
g. Must weigh as much per square yard as
square yard Of Russian or English canvas
weighs.
a. a strip Of au inch wide and six feet long must
be OF sufficient strength TO bear weight c.
quail TO three hundred pounds.
S. Each bolt must contain iorty yards, aud have
the name OF the manufacturer or manufacto.
ry stamped on it, with tue weight and mum.
Der Of yards: and
8. A blue thread Eust run through the whole
length OF the chain, one inch and qaarter
from the sevsge
Persons wiling to contract for a supply Of can
vas of the above description, are desired 20 send
their proposals. sealed, this Office on or before
the 4th day of March next, and they will be Careful
to mark the envelope the words +" Proposal ior
supply Of canvas."-Such as are disposed 10 eater
largely into the business, may calculate the en-
couragement Of the Commissioners, for, acting on
behalf of the United States, they feel strong de-
sire TO promote the manufacture Of American can
vas, and will it for all the purposes OF the Navy.
They do not however, wish to contract with enc
concern or company for larger supply Of canvas,
annually, than the following number Of bolts OF the
different kinds and qualities, 10 wit $50 bolts of
No. I, 125 No 2, loo No. 8, 100 No. a, IS No. 5,
rs No. 6, rs No 7, 67 No. g.
Nor for smaller supply annually, in the Ike case,
than the following number of bolts of the different
kinds and qualities, wit rs bolts No l. 81 No 2,
SO No. 3, 50 No. 4, 81 No. S, 81 NO. e, 81 No. z,
80 No.8
If the terms Of any of the propoers are accepted.
the Commissioners will forward a contract, TO he
duly signed Dy the party who must also be otiigat
ed with two Competent securities, in double the val
ne Of the contract for he faithful performance of
each and every part Of it
JNO RODGERS,
Preadens ef the Bsard.
TJau. Yin.
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ssw--', s,d ex,cr.iss operation we are
ss.i.nsd, bs, i, appears to US tha, The wa
naous of study n,sy be lracted to cause
deeper and more remote. Among ou
vc,scronrs s"d determined foreiaiiisrs,
Jeff their native olimesto battle with tne
scown world, we're undoubtedly many lea
ovn, especially clersyolen, hab'taste'
sludy and contc nn piu,ion. Blu, from the
,nrnt they set foot in this new world
eaeoua,essd a series o! obstacles thst'dc
dea aeyety rser,iou Q. mind and body TO
.n,ua,. Their days were consumed IN
rialns against cold and famine, or in
ding agains, the Jury snd wiles OF the je
IAl:an. Many years of danger and hI
elapsed, before they could 81, down 2
sod resums their usual habits OF lli'
when this period arrived, these hsbi'
sos. irfecoycrabiy in the long strug
sxislsDce. II Is we'll known how 50.
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GDistfIfanp.' D.
YANKEE TRICK.

A late English paper furnishes the follow
iug YANKEE TRicK.
A most siogular circvmstance has occurred
in Scarborough, in the family Of Thomas
Simpson, u porter, who resides'in Tanner
street. In the former part OF July last, a
person came representing himself as the man,
who had been thirteen years on board man
OF war and was acknowledged as such by
the family, who supplied him with clothes
and every thing be was in want Of. In the
course OF q few weeks he set off for Hull to
seek employ, when he was provided with
money AID more apparel, bu, ere many days
had passed he returned 10 Scarbro' nearly
naked, hsviog spent all his money. They
sgain received him into their house, and
clothed him In d short time he set of "a
second ,ime Cor Hall, having, as he stated,
heard Of birth, BOT TO their sorrow, soon re-
'u.Gea az de.ti!uie as before.--The old peo.
pie were qoilo distressed at the conduct Of
their son and as II was soi in their power TO
80 more for him, brother was applied 10, a
poor lad ius' cut Of his apprenticeship who
gaye sic, az iAs i.flle he possessed. lie re-
sGaiQod et home until 1hursdsy se'night.
Whgp t0c hnuy were al breakfast that
DIotniTg, person Knocked at the door, who,
0D teting inmcdiately embraced the old
m 9n AID woman, as father aud mother. Their
surprise WAS of course great, and il was not
withoJi difficulty ina, he at length convinced
them )f the fact. The YRETExpER, when
he found how matters stood, took up his hat
end radc of, but constable being at hand,
he was spprchendcd and put in prison, and
is 10 take trial ut the Quarter Sessions. I,
row appears that he is an American, but
Nst IS moro surprizing, the real son has no
lAoxledgc OF bin whstever,---Thus have the
poor distressed family been supporting an
impos,-s 500 .pwasds OF fihecn sseks
Hull Packet, Nov. Ia.
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A SHARP QUAKER.

II the following occurrspce had transpired
10 the United States the English would have
called il a YANKxE trick'--A steady Quaker
lsays u London paper) in .he country OF Wa.
tcrford, had been so unlucky 90 10 take farm
q few years back, from Gcnuemra of large
fortune, who il appears, has reaier regard
for his cash than his tenantry. Tho Quaker
lately applied to his landlord for either re-
duc,ipn OF his rent or a surrender Of the lease,
both Of which were refused. Wilt thou
thcn,' said the Quaker, "give me longer
lease, that may endeavour by Improvement
to render the land somewhat near its value p
The Landlord replied that he would, and, on
consideraiion, would reduce tho rent half
guinea per aero. A lease for three lives
was agreed on three names were inserted
in the lease, the Quaker requsted to omit his
own as he considered himself q bad life.
The lease was duly executed, and the old
ncelled. In about fortnight, tho Quaker
returned to his land lord, and handing HIM the
lease, said, Friend have donc with the and
thy land may the have all tho success with
1T thou descrvost. The three lives thou ga
vest me are all gone---lhey are no more
fare the we'll IL appears that the three
men whose names had been inserted in the
lease, were, at the time, under sentence Of
death in the next county Jail, and were exe-
cuted according TO their sentence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31
NEW CARDING MACHINE..

Ie CUNDdLL'S lMWS.
HE subscriber :informs the public, he has, in ad
dtion TO bis former machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool of the finest quality and
will be able in future 10 have wool, Of all grades,
carded in the best manner.
He also continues the coloring and finishing Wool
en- Cloths, usual. Likewise viii manufacture
common me,,no Wool into ifains, sattinetts Gas.
simeres, Flannels, &C. &c. very reasonable terms
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many favors received, he
,akcsthe liberty of urging the payment of outstand
ing accounts, multiplicity OF which
on settledhis books. SAMeEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, Juiv 9. 1915
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Union Wolen Mauutactoyy.

THE UNION WOOLEyN JLA.NTTF.4CTO RY,
established at Portsmouth,, Con this lsland) is
now in operaton.--The Machinery is new, and Of
the best kind, and an experienced Workman has
been employed 10 carry il on.-'rhe Propretors will
receive Wool 10 manufacture into CLoTH aud The
whole process, or any branch OF its manufacturing,
shall be done in the beet manner, as expedhiously,
ond on as reasonable terms as can be done at any
Mandatory in the State Apply at the Manufac,o
ry, to JOHN BABCOCk, agent.
For moufh Dec. l3 1915.
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NEW HOTEL
AT BRISTOL.

SANFORD HORTON respectfully informs his
friends and the public, that he has taken the
house formerly improved by the Bristol Bank, next
north of the market, which he has opened for
n HOUSE OF ENTER7.4INNIkNT
Ladies and gentlemen can be accommodated with
boarding and lodging in pleasant arI agreeable
manner-Fire. .Ciu5s aud dinner parties can also be
accommodated in the best possible manner and
travellers will find good entertainment for them
selves and suitable accommodations Tor their horses
The public assured that the most unremtting
exertcns shall be employed to give every satsfac.
ton. Bristol Nov 4 1915
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GENERAL. ORDER.
TJan. 17.--1m.i

Mi u hrsh. Gen's Office, Jan. /
@ ELECTIONS will be made from the disbanded
~ Officers. who served in the late war. to fill va
cancIes, until the 17th Of May, 1916; after which
promotions will be regularly made throughout The
army. BY order OF the Secretary of War.
Jan IL ID PARKER, .qd;t & Hlsb Gen
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For sale,

EIvE-TwELFTH Of Cotton Mandatory, stu
ate in North -kingsto.ra about one mile from
Uickford II has stream of water sufficient to op.
rerate 1000 spindes. and has now in opcrr,ion $50.
with Dwelling House and other necessary Build.
ings, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
scssing so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms wilbbe liberal and may be known by ap-
plying TO JoHS HAWKINS, az the Factory, or TO
BERIAn & DANIEL WAITE.
.Ncuberf, June Z, 1915
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(Had hossession given inmediafeiy,)
THAT welI.known new House snd Store in Spring-
street, lately occupied by Mr.. Henry Rowland,
and is good stand for Grocery Store-,a'so, That
large snI convenient Dwelling. House in Dridge-st
lately occupied by Mr.. John Newtop Possession
K ven immediately -For terms, apply to
NATHANIEL SWEET, ageni for J. Monroe.
Ian IL.
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yIhicA are celebrated for Me cure IF moss dis.
eases 70 Which the hrr1an body is Liable.
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE paOpKIETOk,
Il. w. DYOTT, VI. ID.
cRASpsos OF rHE LATE cELEaRATED DR.. ROB-
ERTsoN OF EDIxBuRCu
AND FOR SALE IN PHiLADELPHIA ONLY,
PROPRLETORS WAOL Es.sLE .4.NDs1ET.aIL
DRUG AND FAMILY
MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
No. 137, North East Corner OF Second and Race sts
IND 6y rrtaH Of ms .dSenfs Throughout
the Onued Siales.
Dr.. ROBERTSON'S
Celebrated STOMACIiIC ELIXIR OF HEALTH'
(Price 81 So
One OF themost efhcacous medicines ever oUeieu
o the public, tor the speedy relief aud cureof obe,
nate coughs, colds the hopping cougn'
asihmas, pains and wind in tie stomach, removing
hsbitusl cosvehess sickness the stomach, dysen-
cries, choiera morbus, severe griPings. the sum-
mer bowel complantn children, &c
DIR. ROBERlSO
VEGRIdBLE ERRVCUS CORDIAL,
OR, NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE,
Price dollar and yffiy cents
Is confidently recommended the most cfhcacious
Medicine for the speedy relief and OF all nervous
complaints, attended with inward weakness, dePres-
SION of the spirits, headache, tremor, fantness hys
teric hts, debility, seminal weakness, bieets, and
various complaints resulting from secret impIopriety
OF youth and dssipsted habits, residence in warm
climates, the ipmoderate use OF tea, the unsknui
or excessive of mercury, so often destructive 70
the bupisn frame, diseases peculiar TO females at
certain period fife, Huor albus, barrenness &C. &c
Un.er The denomination OF nervous disorders, are
included several diseases, of the most dangerous
kind. and so various, that volume would hardly
suffice 70 complete description OF them. 1t per-
vades, with baleiul influence the whole nervous
SYSTEM rithing the heart with ncxpressble anguish,
and exciting the most dreadful suggestions of hor-
ror and despair. To this demon have thousands fall
leea sacrifice. in the diretul transports of it's rage.
The most common symptoms of its commencement,
ae weakness, hatuence, papItations, watchtulness,
drowsness after ea,ing. timidny flashes Of heat and
cold nombness, cramp, siddiness, pains in the head,
back and ioins, hekup difficulty OF respiration and
degiuuton, anxiety, dry cough, &c.
DR. ROBERTSON'S
CELEBRATED GOUT & RHEUMATIC DROPS,
Frlte one dollar.
sale aad ciiectual cure for the gout, rheuma.
tism, 'umbago stone and gravel, swellngs, and
weakness Of the joints, spralns, bruises, aud all
kinds OF green aounds-the cramp,pan in the head,
face and body, stiffness OF the neck, chlbans, fro.
zen limbs, &c.
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ValuabA prQperty--50r sale.

THE subscriber, expecting TO remove from this
i town, offers for sale, the HOUSE. in Thames
street, in which he now live, with the LOrSjoin da
ing. The situ alton is ceutrait has an advantage
uos front on Thames.strees, and a very extensive
southern front Possession of the House will be
given immediately-possession Of the shop, will DC
given on the 18th day OF April next.
He viii also sell the LOTS adjoining lhc Estate Of
the late George ChAmphn, Esq They arc very con-
veniently situated for House Lots-almost in the
centre Of the town.
tie will also lease, either for three, or five years
his FARM, on Sachueast point, in the town OF
Middletown--this Farm is very valuable, and very
we'll known. For terms apply to him.
NATIL. HAZARD.
.Ns,cport, .Norc,nber Is, 1915
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To Let,
(.fnd immediate hossession given.)
A Pleasant Tenement in Broad-street, recently
"A occupied by Mrs. Newell, owned by Mrs. Nil
ler There is attached to the premises, Garden,
Stable, Chaise House, and good we'll of water in
the yard The premises viii be bet at a reasonable
rent. For particulars, apply 10
WILLIAM MOORE, jin.
.Ne1rb3rt, Jazuary IL, 1915.
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
NIE, the subscribers, having been by the Hon.
w Court OF Probate of the town of Tiverton, ap-
rointed Commissioners to receive, exsmne and ad-
just the claims Of the several creditors agsnst the
Estate of CHRISTOPHER SOWLE, late of said
Tiveron, deceased, represented insolyent give
toc, that six months from the tenth inst are allow
ed unto said creditors, for bringing in and proving
their respective claims; and that we will attend for
that purpose, ct Army Manches,er's, on the last
Saturday in each month from that date.
SsMEs Miai.AM MAScnss;rrn. S9ans; cSm'r.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are hereby
required to make immediate paymen, TO
HOLDER ALMY, .4dipr.
IireSen, ycnuary IL. 1916
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DIR. ROBERTSON'S
PATENT STOMACHIC BlrTERS.

f'flce one dollar,
DIR. RoBERTsoN's stomachic Bit,ers, (price 8 1,)
which are celebrated for strengthening weak siom-
achs, increasing the appetite ard certain prev
aud cure Tor the fever and ague, &c. For the iever
and aguea masda so prevalent throughout the SOUTH
cru States and affecting to families residing in all
'oS 0-""o'es, redundant With marshes, lakes. stag
naIeGpools, rivers, &C. ThcA celebrated and uni.
versaiiy esteemed Besat. have surpassed any rene.
dy ever administered for the relief aid cure Of that
most obstinate oppresso OF the human frame, mum
ber'ess instances Of their efficacy have been testified,
alter The barks and various other extoIled prescrip.
lohs i"'ed they proved successful 10 the admiration
OF 'hose VINO experienced and Witnessed their happy
effects.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S
lniallible WORM DESTROYING LOZEN(


Price .ffy cents
miles ~ " :"
ofAfroMs'-Ihe common symptoms Of the
worms are, palencss eff the counte aance at otIer
umes flushing OF the face. itching Of The nose, and
ABOUT the seat; starting and grinding of the teeth in
seeP' swelling of the upper lip, the appetite some.
times PAD, ut other Jmes voracious- dis.
agreeable breath, hard swelled belly, great thirst,
gV urine fro'hy and sometimes of wRi,ish color
ar."g or cno''c pans, an involuntary discharg. OF
go 'pee'any when asleep; frequent pains in the
sue, with dry cough, aud unequal pulse papi,a
epilepIic fits, sc. r'''
though nuinoerless Medicines are exto,iod for ex.
pe,nng and killing worms, none are equal IN efficacy
wor a,oef'sons Worm Destfo, ing Lozenges. they
S,,,u ".u ~ ue oPefa'ioa, and may be given to the
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- ~
AN III. BILIOUS Pills

P'7es IS e.s--iarge 5ores SO eems,
For the prevention and cure of bl;ous anJ o,,;,..
nant ie,ers. ~'e
=, These Pills. If timely administered, will remove
ooe causes wfich commonly produce The Yellow Fe
ver' Duious fe,ers, Asue aud Fever, cholic pains.
u'u'e"e'es' 'ndges;'ous. coslveness, h,pochondri-
ac ahd hysIeric complaints. gravel rhcu.
matism aud 'gou,.
They are peculiarly serviceable in Female Hsor.
ders, and especially the removal of hose ops,ruc.
uons ot their complaints at certain periods.
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~ a. Il " -
PATENT ITCH OINTMENT

Prsce 10 CTS. per Dor.
certainty Is infinitely superior to any other meI;.
cine, tor the cure of that and tor
menting disorder the Itch.
Dr. DyorT's infallible Tooth Ache Drops price
- CTS Circassian Eye-water, price SO GEMS SOW.
ereiSn remedy for all disorders OF the eyes
Dr. Tissor's celebrated Gout aud Rheumatic c
D.ops price 80. The Vegetable Balm of L,fe price
81 The Balm Of Iberia price So, extracted from
an ioeran plant, for curing detects of the skim and
improving the complexion, &c. The Restorative
DsntiFics Tor, cleansing, whitening and preserving
the teeth and gums (price fifty cents per box)
S'hee these invaluable medicines were first dis
eoveredi upwards Of Ssvca R,,dreS thousand Person,
have experienced their happy and sanitary effects
many vt whom fsom the lowest state OF ,leir disor.
ders.
" Take notice tha, each and all tho above renu.
inc medicines are signed the outside covers With
TIC signature OF the sole proprietor, Tw Dyott, n D.
81" A fresh supply Of tho shove MEpr.
crSss just received, snd for sale bv SAM.
UEL w. V1NSoN. DrRggish Nrwaorf.
where pamphlets containing certificates OF
cures Sc. msy be had gratis.
.htsSs-s stys. %. ISIS, iso
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TO LEI,
To Let,
To Let,

s9nd Possession sipen f,r1'edtdteiy,
@ TOak, No. -, Thancs-street, nearly opposite
- the foot Of the Psrade--recently occupied by
josEP w EDDY, Inquire of
Oct. l8. SAMUEL WATSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-31

commissioners A0iIce.
ME-, the subscribers, having been b, the Hon.
w Court of Probate of the town Of Tver,on,
appointed Commissioners TO receive, examine and
ADJUST the claims of the several creditors TO the Es-
tate OF STEPHEN TABER. late of said Tiverton,
deceased, represented insolvent give notice, that
six months from the tenth inst. are allowed INTO
said creditors. for bringing in and proving ,heir
speclivc claims; and that we will attend, for that
purpose, a, Amy & Manchester's, ON The last Sat.
urday in each month from that date
JAMES MsNcHnsrEn.} csm'ra
Al, persons Indebted TO said Estate are herebv
requested to make imwttlia,e paymen, to
HOLDER ALMY, .7dns'y.
Tirerien, y,uac,y l.. 1916