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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-28
CONDITIONS OF THE HERALD.

subscription is Five Dollars per
annum-payable by town subscribers
half yearly IN advance,
Country subscribers (from the diff
Guilty of collecting at dis,rancc) WI.
nc expected to pay the whole year in ad
vance or the time for which they sub
acribe, or give responsible f,iend III
town.
No subscription taken for less than
six months, Communications, orders
sc. to be post paid. No paper will be
discontinued Out at the discretion OF
Editors) until all arrearages have been
paid up.
Advertisements not exceeding a
square inserted three times for one
dollar and IS cents for each succeeding
insertion. All advertisements sent to
the Office without having the number OF
times for which they are TO be inserted
designated will appear in every papc'
unit! otherwise ordered
A liberal allowance made 70 thost
who advertise by the year.
!.grS 20 1871
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TO LET.

That elegant establishment on !ef-
'crson street, = commodious brick
dive Hing, having drawing, dining, store
and 1--we good lodging rooms neatly Il.
nished, smoke house, dairy, kitchen
stable, and every convenience, pumt
nader cover, a garden we'll s,ockeo
With vegetables, and best # water a.
he dis,srcc Of 2Co or 500 yards-the
improvements are lii complete repair
The situation very pieassnt--the re"-
will be moderate, and immediate pcs
session gIven-apPlyio
JOHN JACKSON
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FOR Ar OR I'M,
II DISITLLERE.

Situate in Fairfax county, one mile from
the Turnpike Road, three from the Court
tlouie, and II from Alexandria and Geo.
Town, a very good neiRhborhood for grain
and within three hundred yards of two
mills where grinding can be done at all fea
ions of the year. The Houfe is built of
Stone, large and convenient, plenty of wa
ter running over head y convenient lot
of ground, Still and mafh tubs can he had
with the Still Houfe If not fold OF rent
ed before October next ihouId be clad to
employ good Dililler. One that can come
we'll recommended will meet with a good
birth. AMOS FOX,
JUne a5--tswtQ
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.ADVERIISEMENJ.
ymIy I0---law,

To be Sold or Rental and hoSsessiou
given the, first Of SEPT. nert.
That valuable two-story Brick
House on Prince street, row occupied
by Mr. Thomas Lawrason--Ths house
is abou, 40 by % fest front, with good
Cellars IeGt high; the first story 70
feet, second ~ ieet, aud four lodyir 2
rooms in the garnet, all finished j.. ihc
best manner, with Kitchen, Wash
house, Stable, coach house, and every
other necessary building complete, and
Ali OF brick. Two LOTS adjoining
The house and stable will also b.. sold
10 suit the purchaser, that by building
three walls he may have another hopsr
and Offices Of equal size The build
ings Of their size, the elegance of the
situation and plat OF the square, with
,wo wells OF excellent wa'er Oh The
premises, is equallcd by few, exceeded
~ none IN Alexandria, and Is entitled
20 the first attention Of any gentleman
that wishes 10 live comfortable. The
premises will be shewn and terms mad
known on application to Col. George
Deneale or Robert Brocket. Sen Alex
lndria, and terms mode easy if ncccs,
say, to suit the purchaser.
Twill purchase from 500 to 1000
Ton of good PAVING STONE from
20 d inches deep, and will give on
delivery in Alexandra Is cents per ton
Apply to
ROBERT BRoCKET, Sen.
AS am far advanced la gears and
the period Of life uncertain, ] avail
myself CT this opportunity in Request.
ing all my creditors to bring in thei'
accounts. and those indebted to me arc
also requested TO make immediate pay
ment, the better TO enabI, me 10 dis
charge my debts, as / am determined,
God wiiling) to have all my accounts
with mankind settled ID NY lifetime.
r, Is Sen
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-28
THE CARGO

" the British Brig Shannon, cahfabe
Kendall from 81. Hhcenfs, eonsis,
ing Of
81 hhds. prime sugar
l42 puDcheons rum and
so puncheoHs molasses--wiH b
landed 30 day and is for sale.
ADAMS, HERBERT & CO;
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Hardware and Cutlery.
Adam Hlynn
J','v 60.

Corner OF King and St. Afaph freet, has
received by the ship Ocean & Which,
nina, from Liverpool and is now
opening for sale,
Building materials carpenters tools, pa.
ed and timed saddlery, files, anvils, vices,
curry-combS, spades, shovelS, frying pans,
brais wares. jaPPaned walters & dreiIine
boxes, Bell meal kettles and lellets, tea
kettles sauce pans, sad irons, traces. foes,
nails nd spikes, ivory, buck, horn & wood,
table and de fart, knives ami forks, pen and
pocket knives, razorS, sciHarS, tailors,
shears, p-shears, shoe tchers and
sadders knives, fish hoo S lines and rods,
powder hllis and shot belts, plated GATORS
and candiefticks, mahogany and satten wood
knife cafes and tea caddies, Britannia metal
coffee and tea poiS, sugar dishes and cream
pots, few cards otvery elegant pen knives
aiiorted, from 70 IL blades,
And WaldronS prime corn and grafs
SytheS, sicklcs, patent shot, sc &c.
He has alto on hand ali aiIortmcnt of gilt
and mahogany frame looking glalIes, Ger
men pocket glafIes. jewely and fancy goods,
bar iron and feel, &c.
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ORPHAN IOJR
THIS as 70 glOe notice,

HS Is ~ SECe nOtcS,
That the subscriber of Alexandra
county, in the district of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court OF
Of said county, letters OF admiuistra-
ton on the personal estate of Danirl
WDougaf, late Of said county, decess
ed--A,i persons having claims against
said decedent are hereby warned to ex
hlbit the same 10 the subscriber, on or
before the Gath day of Feb. next, as
they may by law be excluded from Ill
benefit to said estate and those in
debIed thereto are required to make
Immediate payment
Given uuder my hand this Gath day
Il Aug 1915.
MARY M'DOUGAI,
Adnr'x of Daniel M'D ugI
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NEW LINE OF STAGES,
The WIncbeStey Mail Stage
WILL. START
EOcyy Monday, Thursday and

DUtHTuNY
FROM McLAUGHLIN'S Ia.
VERN, at three O'Clock n NJ. and ar.
We in Whichever early the same e.
ming RETURNING will leave
u Cures tavern in Winchester, at three
clock, and arrive III AkeEondTia at an
acly nour the same evening. The
age will continue on to Washington
I'D Georgetown, for the accOmmoda-
an Of passengers.
NJ The above Line is in fret rate
der The pubic may rest assured
at every atteDtion will be paid to tbei.
Convenience
THE PROPRIETQRS
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Nh. JOHN b. DABNEY,

YOU will take notice, that on the 9th
Gay of the Circuit Corrt of the Difrict of
Columbia, to be held for the county, 1t
Alexandria in November, 1916, or a SsRu
as council can be heard, fhall move that
court to award judgment againltyou in favor
of the Common Council of Alexandra, for
the FUN of twenty-fx dollars and FIVE cents,
being the amount of taxes due on your pro-
peIty on Wolfe Greet in the town f Alex
andria, for the years 1904 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,
II IL, 13, IL, and Is-according to the act
of CongreGs PalIed the 18th Feb 1900
j. D. SIMMS,E
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria,
May I7.--6m
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10 LET

'E7HE STORE mex, door abo, {
d Mr.. Joel Z, Harper, on Krg
street-an exCeiicnt stand for a Dry
Goods store. Enquire at THIS OF
FlCE.
Aug, Io.
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Land for sale.

Land for sale.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, from
Coleman Lewis, 10 the subscriber,
(made to secure the pay. en- of Il srm
of money, due to Alexan,r waugh
will be exposed to public sale, at Cen
frruHIe, in the county of Fairfax on
the l4th day Of Sept next, TO the high.
est bidder for ready money
I32 Acres of Land,
Lying on Jhe turnpike road, between
Fairfax court house and tie said town
of Centrevile.
GEO. ". BERKLEY,
2rucs'ces.
yuIy
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NOTICE.

NJ iiCB.
The Stockholders Of the Mccna. &C.
bark OF AieXa- dria, are hereby n ,iGe
that an instaiment # half dollar o,
each share Of the capita! stock Of sa,,
bank, is called Tor 10 De paid Oh Mon
cay the 9'h day OF Sept next.
Ky order OF the President ard Dive. :
tors.
WIN PATOM, Jr.
Cashier
hpr q
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-28

Cheap black tuoiNed Six.
Just "a -eiyed lew piecer Back Le
vantiDe Silk, which are offered for aale
at SIS. Sd & IS per yard, b.
MARY MOONEY;
Fairfax Street
AUGUST 10 ST
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TO LET,

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on The first day OF
May. II LYNN.
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TF The subscribers have just
receive d ana offer tor sale al ,ael. slorc
opp 'u. the Washington tavern, a.
Chest, and Boxes Young iysnn ard
ImpI Teas az 3 calgo--i0 b-Xe%
fresh Lisbon lemons, in finc order; 10
puncheons fine cid rum, gether With
a general assortment OF the hes; wines,
liquors, &c.
u &R BLACK OK
An. vac; C6 --d-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-08-28
land for sale.
The Sn6seri6cr oEfrs for sale
a small Farm

al lliJ
In the county OF Fairfax, Virginia,
containing 1872 acres, about one fourth
in woods, the other now chiefly in cul-
tivatioD, with a new DaUeiEjng Hou8e
and Kitchen OF hcwed logs, finished
in the best manner, and other out hous-
es, with young apple orchard now
bearing, the situation pleasant and
bealthy--the land lies about sixteen
miles from Alexandria, on the Ok
road leading from Fairfax courthouse
70 the Occoquan Mills. will barter
'hc same for land near Parkersburg
or Little Krnhawa. For terms apply tc
THOMPSON SIMPSON Of Alexan-
dria, Cr TO the subscriber, living on the
premises.
WARD ". SIMPSON,
AVG l2---2'aw3w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
POETRY.
DISSIPATION.

From Tine PoRr FOLIO.
3 Dissipation! boundless power 10 thine
To draw fraii nature 60 thy dazzling shrine.
Fed but with tears--and pamper'd but with sighs
All earth thy alier--msn thy sacrifice!
Thy specious smile deceves tn unwary youth,
And leads his footsteps from the paths Of truth;
Swsys his yuling heart, and bends bis eanker'd soul
To satan's sceptre, and to Sins control
Thy hollow wiles the fsvorite son 'eniice
To gambling hsunts Of infamy and vice,
Bring down the parent, who bis child would savcS
In heart-s,ruck sorrow to the silent grave
Thy fostering hands prepare the artful snare,
TO draw the husband, and the father there's
"Shsrpen the dsgger"--" mix the poison'd bowl"
And hsrl eternal torments on the SOU!
Accurs'd destroyer Of domestic bliss,
IT'S thou who guidst him 70 the dark abyss,
Points TO despair, the self destroying road.
And drives the suicide before his God
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
DIRECT TAX.

N0TICE Is hereby given, that the Direct Tar,
IN assessed on the 10 wn Of Newport, for the year
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, laid in con-
formty to the act Of Congress- passed the ninth Of
January, one thousand eight hundred and fifteen.
upon the following described property, is now re.
manning unpaid, and that snless the said tax, with
ten per cenlum in addition thereto, shall be paid
20 the subscriber on or before the thrtieth day Of
May the said property, or much thereof as shall
be necessary 10 satisfy the said tax and twenty per
cent IL addtion thereto will be sold at Public Auc-
lion, at the COLLECTORS Ofce, in shs town OF New
tort, 10 the county Of Newport, the sale 70 COM
nenoe at eleven o'clock, A. M on the said thiftieth
day Of May.
! A more particular description OF the property
Ril be siyen Mt the time and place of sale.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Masonic minstrel.

lust Published and now ready to be delivered 20
j subscribers, at the Book-Store of RoysnANIERx
& BAnBgR -vt0
: This book is large octave size, printed fne
deni wove paper, elegantly bound and lettered gils
edge, and contains about 40 pages, with tour ee.
giant engravings. This valuSbIe work is recommen-
ded to every individual BROTHER. and msy be-
considered valuable acquisition to the libraV Of
GENTLEMAN throughout the United States. -
.Mdreh 27. '', .e7t' IT,
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'FROLIC.

THE high bred horse FR0LlC will stand at tho
stable Of Mr.. Joseph Reynolds, on Little Resi-
Hill, every Monday and Tuesday, during the sea-
son--At the stable Of General Joseph stanton, in
Charlestown, on Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday
At the stable Of Mr. Sylvester Gavit, in Westerly,
Thursday and Friday.
pROLIC is threefourths blooded and bis stock
has proved remarkably good-terms. Five, Thren
aAd Two Dollars,
Soafa. Eiprstsrsu, .9brT 90, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
A. & III. BOWEN, Boston,
DROPosB publishing by subscriptions, . new
a work, entitled the

AhVSOSD Punhnh"B " SoSsS''P'""s now
MILITARY CHRONICLE,
containing prrticular accounts Of ali the battles
fought by the Armies of the U. States with the Bril-
tish Canadians and Indians, including the Cr.shs.
&c, ia the late wars With them from the battle OF
Tippecasoe. to the defeat Of the British Army st
New. .Orleans, with FIVE ELEGANT ENGRAV.
lNGS. a l.al.
The MILITARY CHpoHIeLx, will be executed
in style similar 20 the Naval Monument published
by A, Bowen, and will form valuable addition TO
that work, ss the two volumes will contain com.
plete History Of the Naval and Military Achieve
insnts, during the late war.
The engravings will bc executed on copper, by
cur frst artists and consist Of elegant frontis-
piece, designed by ). Il PRnHINAS together with
views OF the battles at Plattsburg, Baltimore and
New Orleans, and correct Map of the seat of War
on our north. western frontier. should sufficient
encouragement be given, additional e1gravngs will
De inserted.
The work will be handsomely printed On good
paper, and contain between and 500 pages octave
and will be delivered to subscribers neatly bound
and lettered, with gold edge-rolI, for dollars
Those who obtain seven subscribers, and become
Irresponsible for the pay, shall be entitled to one
copy gratis. The number of subscribers is 10 be
returned, post paid, by the oh Of July next.
- Publishers Of newspapers, who feel disposed
70 aid the circulation Of this work, by inserting the
shove, and receiving subscribers 10 the same, viii
be allowed twenty per cent on the delivering the
book.
subscriptions received at CvMMIsos 1HILLi.
Anp's Book store, No. /, Cornhill.
May 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
NEW CAkDING MACtilNi.. %

The subscriber informs the public, he has, in ad.
dition to his former machinery, erected new
machine for carding Wool of the finest duality and
will be able in future to have wool, Of all grades,
earded in the best manner. -
He also continues the coloring and finishing Wool.
en- Cloths, as usual Likewise will manufacture
common or merno Wool into Plains, Sattnetts Cas-
smeres, Flannes, &c. &c. very reasonable terms.
While the subscriber thanks his numerous friends
and customers for the many fayors received, he
,akesthe liberty of urging the payment Of ont stand.
ing accounts, a multiplicity Of which are now un,
on settledhis books. Samuel CLARKE.
porfsms,Sh, july 9, 1915 sos +,,,
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THOMAS SHAM

- EsPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
Az public in general, that he has taken Shop, No.
10, Long.wharf where he still continues to carry
on the business Of Gtinsnithing, Cutlery, &c. Sc
As be has bad the good fortue toye general salts
faction TO his employers; in the United States EN-.
ploy, both Of the land and naval departments, and
also OF the States employ, well that of indi-
vduals vodle working in Co he Aatters himself that
ne shall have the pleasure of receiving their employ
IN future March "a.
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One Hundred Dollars Reward

@ ToI.EN from the subscribers stable on the nighs
~ Of the 26th inst. two white Horses, of the fol-
lowing descriptions, viz one with grey buttocks,
self very lofty, the said Horse was sharp sAod the
other milk white, except bis body was nterspersed
with little red spots, lofty csrrisge, and short
switch tail. The above reward will be given for the
Horses and Thief or Thieves, or q suitable reward
for either, by DANIEL KIMBALL, Bradford. or
PARKER & AKIN, Boston.
Bradford, { Mas. J .spril27. 1916 (sw) a2s
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For Sale,

EIvE-TWELF9U Of Cotton Mandatory, stu.
Ale in .Norih-kingste,sn, about one mile from
Wexford 1t has stream Of water sufficient to op.
perste 1000 spindles. and has now in operrton 630
with clearinghouse and other necessary Build
ihgs, all in good repair. Seldom has property pos
sess,ng so many advantages been offered for sale.
The terms will be liberal and may be known by ap
plying to JoHs HAWKINS, at the Factory. or 70
BERIAH Is DANIEL WAITE.
Atyporr, ytre 2, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Union Woolen Maaataefory.

1'aE UNION WOOLE.N JN.4NCF.4CTORT,
a established at Portsmouth, ION this Island) is
now in operation The Machinery il new, aud Of
the best kind. and an experienced Workman has
been employed TO carry it on.-The Proprietors will
receive Wool to manufacture into CLoTH; and the
whole process, any branch Of its manufacturing.
shall be done in the best manner, az expeditiousys
and on as reasonable terms as can be done ut any
Mandatory in the Stats Apply at the Manufacto.
~, 10 JOHN BABCOCK, Igenf.
I'orS ,rro,rh Dee. 15, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM s. NICHOLS

Informs his 7own and Country Customers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand he re-
y Gently occupied, to No. 134. Thames s-sueet,
in the building next north OF Mr.. cMAHHINc's
House, where he will continue to manufacture and
keep constantly for Sale, Gold and Silver WARES
Of the best quality.
MIA and Jspsnned Wares, together with variety aS
Fancy Goods, as usual.
Newport, February %, 1916. If.
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For Sale or 10 Let,
| To satisfy a MORTGAGE.

10 satisfy Mortgage
GToRE, No. -, Bannister's wharf, late belong
~ ing to William G. Burroughs being the lower
store on the south side Of said wharf For particu
lars apply to CONSTANT TABER.
June 7.
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Elegant Paper Hangings and Borders.
JOSIAH c. SHAW.

Ne f1s, 1hames- -sncsY,
uAs Just received, and offers for sale upon as
\ good Serms as can be purchased in this State,
complete assortment of PAPER HANGiNGS and
BORDERS, Of various Priees and quality. Pless
call and them.
Hs has also for sae, cheap as erer, a general az.
sortment Of SCH0OL-BoOkS and STATIONARY
with full supply of the celebrated vellun Fooln.
cap PAPER, o: Hudson Goodwin, 90 much used
in Schools. March l3
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

A J. G SHAW,
his LottteY and Exchange Office, will pay
premium for hw Thousand Spanish Milled Dol.
tAs. March Is
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AMERICAN FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

Ihaps always thought 10 a grsrer happiness 10 ds
sover certain method Of curing, epen the slightest dis
sa's, Than TO aeei"u.a'e me @rse" fortune ana 17h'
eyer eoppGsses The former, estees not ony happier
bus gsscr and beSfer soe. SYpEsHAM.
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RATES QFPOSTAGE.


T>HE following rates Of postage are to be charged
4 after the tirss day of May conibrmable to an
tc, Of Congress, passed on the Hh inst
On Single Lesfers-
For any distance not exceeding 50 miles. q cents.
Over SO, and not over 30 miles, 10 cents.
Over 80. asd not over $50 miles, IL Ia cts.
Over $50, and not over 400 milss, -ls Ia cts
Over 400. IS cents
Double letters, or those composed,of two pieces
Of paper, double those rates. t.I
TRIBE le,ters. or those composed Of three pieces
Of paper, tribe those rates
Packets, or letters composed Of ( or more pieces
Of paper or I or more articles. and weighing one
ounce voirdupos, quadruple those rates, and in
tina proportion for all greater weight.
Ship letters, not carried by1mail, ehargsbls with
six cents.
Newsnshsrs.
Each paper carried not over 100 miles I cent
Bu, carried to any place within the state were
printed. whatever be ,hs distance, the rate 10 only
bent y
Magazines and PsmtAisfs.
Are rated by the sheet.
Carried not over so miles cent.
Over 50 and not over 100 miles 1L3
Over loo miles q
Every four folio pages, eight qsay,o pages and
sixteen octave or lesser pages, are to Be considered
a sheet, also the ssrplss pages beyond even fburs
Ac--JonrnAls Of the state legislatures are to be
charged with pamphlet postage, although not stitch
ed or half bound
Post masters are not to forward pamphlets in
the mail, where the latter 10 very large, or where il
10 carried with great expedition. or on horseback
RETURN J MElGS, Jun
Pssi Afasfsr Gsersi
0sssrsi Pes ofes 3prii 1915.
Commercial and Law Blanks,
"ov ALL KISps,
~ For cole ~ JOSIAH c. SHdY.
Adu 81. lt0. TAonr s<v..y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15

Given under my hand this tkirtisth day Of A.
prii, one thousand eight hundred and sixteen.
CHRIS RAYMOND PERRY,
Collects Jc~ the Fret Collection DISTRICT IN ~
- State CT Rhsde. isio~d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
NOTICE.

U NOW all people by these presents, that I. Hen
N ry Allen, Of South King gstown, strictly forbid
all persons boarding, trusting harborng my wise.
Nancy Allen, on my account, for she has esoprd
from my bed and has refused to live with me-
therefore, will pay debts of her coatraes>
ing HENRY ALLEN.
South Einy,toyn, .lbril ., 1916
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e. PRINTING, v sa 't'sds, e:rtesssd 10
q scfi,faefors r.anne-, at this 'Sfee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-15
Lost,

In Newport or its ,neinity, one copper spur; The
xperson hndirg il will receive the thanks Of The
owner by leaving h u this officc-otberwse eaa and
take the mate. = I-' .s-,. f- -.... .f v-f
.9trJl 80.