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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
pst&april Cd
Land for Sale.

A TRACT Or parcel of LAND, con-
tanning between two and three hun
dred acres, on the north side of Deco
guam, in Fairfax. county, about 5 miles
west of Occoquan mills-it is we'll wa
tered with never failing springs, it is al
so we'll timbered, and the great quaint
ty of froo timber on it renders it the
more valuable to any person in the coop
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces Germ, wheat, or any
other grain tolerable wel!--there is abou1
100 acres cleared and under good fence
The Improvements are a log dwelling
house and other out-houses, and GOO
ample orchard of about 60 trees. AM
person inclining to purchase can vieN
the premises and know the terms by ap
plying to the subscriber who lives nea
1.-The premises, or Henry S. Haley, juI
at Occoquan mills, or JOHN H. Halle
Inear Fairfax court house.
Thomas Gossom.
april Is 6nE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Valuable Land for Sale.


UNDER the authority Of decree OF
the Superior Court Of Chancery held at
Fredericksburgh, in the suit of Giles
Fitzhugh against A. and j. Scholield,
the subscriber will offer at public sale,
for cash, at Gooding's tavern, on thepre-
misses, on Thursday the 22d day OF Au.
gust next, a valuable Tract Of LAND,
containing about 1916 acres, situate in
Fairfax county. on both sides OF the Lit.
tie River Turnpike Road and of AccO.
tank Run, about nine miles from Alex.
andria and nearly the same distance from
the city of Washington and Georgetown.
| Part OF large tract called Ravenswo'tb,
and formerly owned by Giles Fitzhugh.
On this tract there is very valuable
Mill Seat, towards the improvement Of
which considerable progress has late
Ily been made by digging out and prepa'
ring the races, and collecting a large
portion of the building materials which
are now on the spot: the scite also affords
room for an extensive manufacturing
establishment.
Most of the great roads leading to the
towns above mentioned iallinto the .It-
tie River Turnpike Road short distance
above the land proposed to BE sold, and a
new turnpike road Leading directly from,
the land to the City of Washington and
Georgetown, has lately been laid of, and
part OF it finished. The soil is well adapt,
ed to farming and the use of plaster and
clover. and large portion OF the land
is already well taken in clover. Inc
various advantages this tract possesses
render it we'll worth the attention OF en-
terprizing men. a great number oil los
have been laid of for town proposed 70
be established along the turaplke ROAD
The sale will commence precisely. al - =
o'clock, and the land will be land OIL
into lots to suit purchasers. Any cAaE.
tered Bank paper declared to be cnrfeD.
in Fairfax County by the court o. 'H''
county, will be received in payment
Richard II. Henderson,
II. l. Taylor,
Commissioners
July IL eoI2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Public Sale.

By virtue of writ of Venditio,i Er
ponas, to me directed from Charles Coun.
ty Court, will be exposed to public sale
for ready neat new inspected Cd tobacco
at Bean Town, on Saturday the 18th day
of August, next Lone tract or parcel OF
land, lying and beingin Charles County,
called part of Dukes and Molly's delight.
containing S18 acres, more or less, which
is executed to satisfy debt due from
Teresa C. Redmond and Adam Lucas, to
lgnatius Middleton.
TH0S. A. DAVIS, Sheriff
OF Charles County.
Anp 9 dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Exchange Office, Georgetown.

TT WILL give the highest premium TO
Drafts at Sight, and Bank Notes, OF
the following places, viz.
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, BAL
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgia, II will also CIV
the highest premium for Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
All kinds of Western Bank Note
bought and sold.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills OF TX
change bought and sold.
Notes, Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
BP Persons travelling to any part .
the United States may be suPpleo Wlt'
5 suitable Funds.
hP Please TO enquire atmy Eychans
and Brokers Office, Bridge-street, Gec
Ioicn.
Iuue III
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Fer Sale,
On a credit Of one, too and shru
gears,

THAT highly improved FARM. IN
Prince William County, known by the
name Of Graham Park, owned BY the
late Doctor George Graham.
The tract contains about 800 acres. of
which about 200 acres are well timbered
The advantages of the farm are equal to
any in that section of the country. its
distance from Washington being only IS
miles, Alexandria 80, Dumfries 10, DC.
coguan Mills 16--and On the farm is &
comfortable dwelling house 20 by 9Ofeet,
also stout kitchen and meat house with
every other necessary out house, an ey.
cellent well of water, orchard, garden,
etc. 1t is unnecessary to speak of the
soil, presuming those DESTROYS Of pru.
chasing will view it, which may be done
on application to John Hooe. ESQ who
at present has the farm in his occupancy.
Possession may be had on the first of next
January, the purchaser having the priv.
edge of seeding.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
For Sale,

= JvHAT substantially built s elegant
q ly finished three story Brick D'rel
ing House On Water-street, formerly
the residence Of the late DR.. Kennedy
with which will be sold, either conjoin,
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, 90 feet froht and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accommo
dating to the purchaser.
If this property be not sold prviously
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedi.
|ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
j. l.. M'Kenna.
pSt&april 90 2awH
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
The Declaration Of lndepen-
dence.

we have no authentic copy Of this
most important State Paper, the very ba-
Isis that supports the proud column q a.
merican Liberty none, at least, on which
1.-The eve of taste can rest, for a moment,
/ wita satisfaction. Why hare zoe not Z
The English nation, still proud OF
their Magma Chartar, though every pro-
vision it contains has been trampled upon
|by the bold ambition of their rulers, have
published edition after edition Of this 10
|5trument, each more splendid than ITS
|oredecessor. Sir William Blackstone
has collated and commented on this
line COPY of Magma Chartar has been ex,
cellea by latter specimens Of art, and the
ifac-similes of the scales and signatures
have made every reader Of taste in Great
Britain acquainted. in some degree, not
merely with the state Of knowledge and
lot art at the period IN question, but with
The literary attainments, also, OF King
IJosa, King Henry, and their 8 Barons
Ibold.o
Surely the Declarations of American
Independence is, at least, as well emu
ltled to the decorations OF art as the Mag
Ina Chartar of England :and # the tac-sl-
lmiles Of the signatures ofthe patriots VINO
|signed it were published in America, It
woald serve to crafty curiosity, at least
las laudable as that which calls for lmlta-
|tions of the correspondents OF Junlus, OF
of the aristocracy that wrested the In
glish Charter from the reluctant monarch
Of the day.
We are firmly persuaded that the more
the principles of our Declaration OF lnde-
|oendence are spread out before the eyes
|of the world, the more they will be adj
nired. by foreign nations as we'll as our
own: and every innocent and honest ae-
vice that may serve to attract attentoh
toward them, wiIl serve, also, to promote
The great cause of public liberty. Such
an einbellished edition as viii render 1t
IN ornament to an apartment, will have
tendency to spread the knowledge OF
its contents, among those who would
otherwise have turned their thoughts but
lightly towards the subject. Such an e.
'dition will serve to place it continually
under the eye OF man, woman, and child
lin famiIy,it will associate the pleasure
bic ideas of elegance aud ornament with
the history Of the transaction itself, and
|iamiliarize those principles which form.
or ought to form, the very bond and ce.
ment of political society. Norris it o.
small moment that such an edition, well
,xecuted, will servea as specimen OF the
state of the fine arts amongst us at the pre-
sen, day. Actuated by these views, the
subscriber proposes to publish
a Splendid Edition Of the Declaration
Of Independence,
Which shall be, in all respects Anne
rican. All the necessary materials saai
tie manufactured in this country, and ex'
pressly for this publication. The Designs
the Engravings shall be the work OF Anne
merican Artists the publication through
.out shall afford evidence of what our CT
tizens have done in politics and Can dc
lin art.
III, 49,. NJ. l. 1915
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Philadelphia, March, 1916.
Plan and Terms Of Subscription.

1 4 tttaS HNNs "
When the Publisher submitted the pre-
icediug notice of his intention to undei-
take this national publication, although it
had long occupied his reflections. he was
not fully aware Of its Importance, Tor he
had never suspected what the tact really
lis. that there is no where extant an au-
thentic published copy ofthe most inipor-
Itant State Paper in the annals OF the
world.
The Original Declaration Of Endepen-'
ldence, as deposited in the Secretary oil
States office, was happily preserved
when so many valuable papers were con-
sumed by the enemy. Without dwelling
upon slight differences, inaccuracies, OF
Omissions, the first words which present
themselves in our printed copies, and
leyenas they are of record on the Journals
| of the Old Congress. are as follow:
"a Declaration by the Representatives
iof he United States of America IN Con-
yress assembled, whereas in the oriSi-
Iaal the Declaration is illus headed -
| aThe Unanimous Declaration OF the
lFhirteen United States of America"
| This is not mere verbal distinction ;
lit involves a diferencein principle. Does
lit become Americans to be careless on
This subject, or ought Interpolation or al
Iteration CT any kind to be permitted IN a
IpubIic document so sacred !? Ought it not
Ito be faithfully preserved aud transmit
lied to posterity word for word, letter tor
Iietter, and poiut for point The Ame-
I.lcan public will uuhesitatingl, answer
Yes and the publisher stands pledged
to have 1t so engraved, and to accompa
Inv it with the requisite proofs OF authen'
Idcity.
! The size CT the Paper will be Sc inche;
|by 24. 1t will be manufactured by MIR
/ imies, in his best manner and or the very
'loest materials.
!, The Design, which is from the pencil
Iof Mr.. Bridport, will be executed in imi
Itation of Bias Relief; and will encirclt
lhe Declaration rs a Gordon of honor, sur
Imounted by the Arms of the unltet
Estates. Immediately underneath tn
alarms will be large medallion portrait 0
General George Washington, supported
10y cornucopiae, and enbellished witt
;pears, Flags, and other Military trophie
land emblens. On one side of this me
ilallion portrait, will be similar portrai
af John Hancock, President Of Congress
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Piano Forte.

Just received, for Sale,
A London made square Piano r r ',a
of superior tone, with six legs-a0oi'','"af
AL Keys and Pedal--one complete sou y
extra Strings and tuniag TANNER
ON HAND. . :
A London made square Piano rGI"'
with beautiful Case, four leggS--au''''
al Key and Pedal. cec,,.
july II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Gar enters wanted.
June II

THE subscriber wishes to employ ter
or twelve good House Carpenters, t
work at ELLIcor's New establishments
Fix Landing.
P He will give liberal wages If I'M
mediate application is made to
William Stelsart, Carpenter.
July Is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
For NEW. YORK,

SIX The sloop Alert, Captain Guy,
ker; has part of her cargo engaged
and will sail this week. For freight OF
few hundred barrels, apply on board al
Twins wharf, or to
BarnewaU & Popltam.
August 5 div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
For Antwerp.

sxx The substantial and fast sailing
RShip .4mgricG, burthen sS5 tons
having two thirds Of her cargo engaged
the balance will be taken on moderate
terms if immediate application is made
to DANlEL ooIuEteS7
July 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
The Cargo
July IL

The Cargo
Of the British schooner War'ha'''
Consisting of
40 puncheons Rum
8 do. MoIasses
II barrels Sugar
900 kits spiced Salmon
800 dried ditto.
100 tons Plaster OF Paris, is lana"S
this day at the wharf OF the subscribers
and for sale. >, r.
Adams, Herbert 6 To-
July o.
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For NeW-York,

fS7E The fine new schooner Neptune
@kcapt. Stevens; having the prlnci
pal part of her cargo on board will san
next Thursday. For freight apply to tn
captain on board, or to
Adams, Herbert y TO.
Jaly g
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
For ST. Johns. az. b.

sSK The substantial British schooner
49, War Halter, j. Humbert. master
having part of her cargo engaged. Fol
freight or passage, apply to the master at
the Office of,
Z adams, Herbert e Co.
. July so
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
July II.
DR.. w atts's

Plain and easy catcehis s md
The Preservative from the oi'''
Follies of Youth, Pears for
And Divine Songs anu f'n''
children,
TOGETHER WITH sl,ertet
The Westminster Assembly, ,,aoces.
ateeh,sm, it'll scyietaral kel nriee 81
For sale by the subscribers
nd a half cents. 0, cou,
James Kennedy q 00'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Six Cents Reward.

I'D AN away from the subscriber, an
H Apprentice Boy to the Blacksmith's
trade, named HENRY NELSON, about
nineteen years of age. He carried va
riety of clothing with him. The above
reward will be paid fer bis apprehension
and delivery to me; and all persons are
cautioned against employing him, at their
peril.
August 5 st
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Received,

By the ship Ocean, Capt. Fowle,
Liverpool,
find for sale By
Lawrason & Fowle,
1000 sacks of coarse and fine salt
5000 bushels coarse ditto
70 crates completely assorted
100 boxes tin
s tons shot, assorted sizes.
.ilso for Sale,
The Cargo of the brig Ann, Captain
carson, from Cadiz.
2lo quarter casks sherry wine OF ;
uperior quality.
5000 bushels salt.
80 boxes lemons
S tons lead,
May Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
At Graham Park.
On Wednesday the 18th September,
zCill be offered or sale,

zcill be offered or sale,
Several likely Negroes, Horses, and
Farming Utensils, deliverable ON the LIST
January next-atso, Sheep, great pro-
portion of which are halt and three quar-.
tiers blooded, Cattle and hogs, with all
the Household aud Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
John 6. Heslop, Ex'r.,
Of George Graham, deceased.
Petersburgh, June 8-24 dt4thSep
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For Boston.

For Boston,
k4K The regular trading schooner Ma
49, tive, Nathaniel Mayhem, master
will sail in four days, and take two hun
dred barrels on freight, or passengers. tol
which she has handsome accommodations
Apply to
Lawrason 6 Fowle,
WHO NAVE FOR SALE,
500 crates well assorted Liverpool
ware,
) 100 boxes tin,
400 boxes mould candles, assorted
sizes
500 do Brown soap,
100 do fish, suitable for the West-ln-
dia market,
100 barrels mess and No. /, Bosto
beef,
900 sides soal leather,
90 pipes cognac brandy,
90 cases Medec claret, of a very SUI
perior claret, containing 40 bot
ties each case,
1000 sacks Liverpool coarse and fine
salt,
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool ditto,
5000 do st. Ubes,
200 tons plaster Paris.
June "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
JOHN BINNs,

JOtIN Di-N4NC9
No. 20, Chesnut-street.
Philadelphia, June, 1916.
se Mr.. Enoch Reynolds, of Washing.
ton. is appointed agent for the District
os Columbia. for the above proposed
splendid publication. lie will receive
subscribers and deliver the engraving;
when completed.
{uIv ,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
PLASTER OF PARIS.

IT'S tons Plaster of Paris, just re.
ceiyed per the brig Despatch, and fol
sale by
Thomas H Rowland.
August S dot
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Aug. 9
Merchants Bank Paper
EaNTED.

have a large quantity of Dry Goods
which | will sell on good terms for Mer'
chants PAPER at par, or for any other
Chartered or Unchartered Bank PAPER.
Jonathan Scbol(ield.
9th mo. 70
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
HARD WARE & CUTLERY.

ON HAND,
a general assortment German Goods
Which will be sold on the most &C
commodatins terms to punctual custom
ers--or for cash.
Nav Is
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August 5
August 5

aljutant & Inspector Gen's. office.
august i, 1916.
GENERAL ORDER.
Preparatory TO forming list OF army
officers, conforlnably to resolution Of
Congress, passed April 81, 1916, the
state and county in which each commits
stoned officer was born, will forthwith be
repeated to this Office.
BY order,
D. PARKER, Ad. & In. Gen.
August 5
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7 y. SIMMS.
Hardware.

LEWIS HIPKINcS 6 co.
Have received by ships Ocean and Holf
fern, from liverpool, a general assert
ment of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13
Cheaper than Erer Z!


No So, Th9mes-sfreef,
LAS Just received from Boston, the greatest var.
IL iety OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, ever OF
fered BY him to the public and as they were rur-
chased at Auction for Cash, be can sell them ohes-
per than he has ever done before Among his ex-
teosive and cheap Assortment, may be had the fol.
lowing. vix
English, french, Dutch and Spanish extra Super.
fine BnoApcLorHs, Of the creates st variety OF colors
CAssrMEats. deuble and single milled. Of various
colours. qus'iiies aud prices,
PeIise Cloths, very handsome, and Of the most
fashionable colours, ...
Desonslire Kersey. Plains and TearSauglns.
t's"neis of all colours, and at 25 cents per yard,
Bomba,e,s. Of great variety a colours and quail.
ity, very low. o
Wildbores. very cheap,
! ia and 10 4 blankets,
V-s,ings, newest patterns. at various - ices, and
very low. v'"
Furniture Cslicoes, '
Lambs wool and wors,ed Stockings. some as low
as SO to ID cents per pair. and Of n good quality.
Lustrings OF various colours. N
India Couons.
Large silk Handkerchief, q, so cents
CsIcoes--and Cotton Handkerchtfs, beth at very
low prices, t1 ttf
Ladies lndspensables. with gold and silver clasps,
Ladies half silk Handkcrchiefs, t
Yarn Comforters-D Diapers,
Gentlemen's black silk Hose
Linen and Cotton Shirtings, very low ...s
Gentlemen's and Ladies Beaver Cloves; also la
dies do lined with fur, rosa
With variety Of other articles, low for Cash
Newport, October so
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Terms Of fae Retub6eal

oJ Joo Work satisfactorily executed.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-13
More Cheap Goods.

A New assortment OF DRY GOODS, pur.
chased for cash, at auction, at great sacrifices.
ust received and Tor safe, at the Cheap Cash Scrs Of
THOMAS II. MUMFORD,
No. 10, 2HAMES-S1REET,
AnoYo WHICH ARR,
Broadcoths and Cassimctes ali coils and Qualities
Bombazetls, from lao 10 $50,
Linens, very cheap,
Shrtlng Co,tons. great bargains.
Shawi., from lao to s 5,
handkerchief. all kinds,
flanneis, from Is6 to SD,
Cslicous, from Is TO 81,
Diapers, S7Sckinetts, sc.
With great variety of other Goods-sil OF which
viii be sold for Cash, much lower than cfierea
II Please call and see Oct 80
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NEW GOODS.
WILLIAM CALLAHAN,

HAS jusi received, by the lstss, arrivals
at N York, from Liverpool, some NRw Goop.,
--.imong phieh are
Balloon Furniture DIM : Fancy super super lace
ties, ground DO.
Cotton shr,ings, high DO do do check do
low priced, SSupetfns furniture do.
l2quarter Counterpanes. } Ladies' and gcnllemens
IL do. do. : worsted Hose,
IL do Marseilles Quilts, GnPs and boys white and
IL do. do. s cold do, all OF which
l3 do do. are Of very superior
Undress'd CG!ie0es, = quality
sup, sup blk lace ground Jaconet and camb Mus.
Brown and yellow fan. lins,
cics do Imitation dapask Shawls
Chins stripes do. : Rich plaid do.
Fancy checks 90. : Mourning do.
Litersiss, on hand,
Aquant'y OF Cu.s'y-Hard Ware--and a
few crates Crockcy Ware.
.iiso--10 casks Of Colmensr Wine, an of which he
will sell low for cash. New.YoIk money and Trca-
sury Notes taken at par.
Newport, Oct. 9, 1916 Ttf1
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WINTER GOODS.
FOURTEEN PACKAGES OF
NEW GOODS

NE w IOODo,
Are jus. received opened. and offered for sale, by
TA-MES HAMMOND,
No. lo<, TBAME S. S7RssF,
coNThIHISo-
Hlankets Pelise Cloths
Duf.s Peise Flannel,
Joastinys Queens Cloths
Plains Worsted Hose f..
Broadcloths Lambs wool do.
Cassuneres Nett drawers
Sa,tineus Dark undrcssd Prints
ssuinet Corts Silk Imitation shawls
Stockinsnets Cotton Imitation shawls
yessings Cotton sheetings
Ylnnnels do Shrtinss
IAlzcs Beaver Gloves
Bombazetts italian Silks
Wibores Fiorenlines
Hgur'd Rattines Silk Umbrellas
Worsted Plaids < sc. &c.
.2ss, ;uss recssred,
OF BOOK
The New Publications. of the present day.
OF STATIONARY,
80 reams of Writing Papcr--blue and best brown
Wrapping Paper
And of Fancy and useful articles in the Stationary
line, great variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS, of all kinds,
6y wholesale or retail.
Blank Books, Commercial Blanks, aud Stamhs,
for sdle a6sIe.
PAPER-HANGINGS and BORDERS as
usual. Newport. Oct. l9, 1916.
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GOODS,
Fresh and ehsaper than eve,!

Fresh and ehsaber than eve,!
-oo--~
7 w. EDDY, will thiHdvy open an assort-
y ment of Summer Goodss at less prices than ever
have been offered for sale town. consisting Of
every article usually called for. Among them are
sdperEne Ginghams, at 25 cts. yard; C~mbrics,
6ne, at 20 cts. Ga CottQrB at IL cts large pock
ct Hsudkerchieis, at c(SaT and other goods in pro-
portion. The puohc invited TO call and examine
Newport, June rs. 1916.
WILL AM CALLAHAN,
Aasiust received from Enyiand s@y-ship 7saPi aaif
arrived az ezv York,
A Few sets ivory handle Knives and Forks, with
,k1 variety Of fancy handled Table and Dessert
ditto--which he win sell cheap for cash.
NewYork money and Treasury notes. will be ia
ken at par. November 8.