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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

We call them high handed measures. n keen ,hs
ruling men in power Ist because a m,;,r;,, -
ne citizens of the United States adop,ed az,
present constitution, which provides that IN,
riec'ion ct President shall be vested in the NO
D'e every indirect method therefore of contro
ing una, right by influencing and misleading the
minds OF the people, contravenes that cons,;,,
ton, which is our only law. Token that;nvo
,a'e, IS surely our greatest safety, but caneus
the most powerful of all political engines. wrests
nen'ireiy from the people, and can at all times
place IT IN the hands OF faction, who can ,,wavs
succeed by professions of honesty. in dunnp and
corruptmg the unsuspicous nature of an nnen.
hghtened community. knowing the powerf;;,
agency OF such AN engine, we think the members
OF congress have exerted it for that pernicious
purPose, II hot, still we cannot sanction its prac
tice, lest it might be perverted to evil 4 fsu,
innuentat men in congress who lead their Marty
mere, who govern N turn the sentiments of tbe;,.
constituents can always control by these mears
the election OF President. Cd. The alteration M
tue per diem pay of members of congress to an
annual saiary,we view as the counterpart of eau
cus'ng and as having terrible squirting at ar,s-
tocracy-it certainly has its two constituent
patlA, wealth. and powery-without an union of The
Two, an aristocracy could not exist Are we not
strongly pre- -monished that such must be the fen
uehcy OF cancuses composed of congress men to
nominate President, and sinecures In men who
are sent to make us laws tits an encrc.chr.r,
OF 'he democratic estates of our government I'm.
on me executive, which we fear is the roct nm
on which our republican institutions will one
day he wrecked. We fear IL will induce s,ro,r.
er temptations to bribery and corruption. bv
enabling those who are congress TO re ain their
seats by purchasing the votes OF their const,,n.
ehts. But the consequence most to he d.eaded
is the neglect of public business which we th;rl-
must ensue, for who will tug out months
session at congress, when he receives q, 600 Is
ne remains but week : war bill or a t,x
Dill Will drive timd member home who fa,r.
ms vote should be known to the doubtful sen,;
menfs OF his constituents. Where is our e.c,-
rIty tor their services We see none Da;I,
wages are changed into salaries of ofHca-,he
SIMPLE habits ofrepublicans into the emolumen,s
| OF Power-and he who serves his country IN CON.
gress, but day, is better rewarded than the
poor Soldier who fights her battles for a wear
Ii then, American freedom is to be cIov.n
down by such insidious measures, let not the
curse fall upon us-nor let il be said we ctood
by and saw the citadel of her liberties in flames
and dared not bring the wicked incendiarv IN
Justice "
LervfS d. Henry, foreman, ". ~. Brvan.
1D,4 70 h''noro"sh, John Stephens, jun.
III Cooke, TDoma. pes,,',,
Ioha m"'J"' Thomas Royecraft.
Except as to General Ticket
"'''a' henderson, p. Benjamin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
From the National hntelngeueey.

We have been favored by commercial friend
with regular flies of the London Courier and
Morning Chronicle to the goth March The
prominent articles Of news, such as the defeat of
the British Ministers on the question of the Pro
perty Tax, the settlement of the Princess of
Wales, &c. have been already offered to our rea.
ders. We copy below two or three articles from
the Chronicle on French affairs, which we have
not before seen and shall from time to time
make such extracts ofDebates in Parliament. &c.
as may promise to interest our readers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
Nat. Int.
LONDON, March IL.

o.
Yesterday we received the Papers of Wednes.
day and Tuesday last There appears to have
been anumber ofalarming reports in circulation
at Paris, which one of the journals is very anxi
Gus to contradict but, like many other instances
of the same kind, the contradc ion is so vague
that it amounts to nothink. On the other hand
the facts which the papers are perm tied TO com.
municate,, shew decidedly the unsettled state of
public opinion, and that sort of irritable feel ne
which is continually manifesting itself in acts, or
expressions hostile to the government. Nune-
rous arrests in DIFF erent quarters are announced
in these journals. We, collect also from the ac-
counts from Nlsmes, that there have been fresh
outrages in that neighborhoOd We some time
since, mentioned, on private authority, that the
Protestants at Sommleres had been attacked BY
bigotted mob. and we now find 1t confirmed by
the Paris papers, which distinctly refer to dis
turbances there. and mention that some of the
National Guards had been d sarmed, and expel-
led from that body, by order of the Project, botd
at S jmmieres, and in neighbourng commune,
for having set the civil authorities at deauce &
disturbed the public tranquility. This KIND of
phraselogy is regularly used IN the French papers
whe e ou,rages are committed by a high loyalist
or fanatical mob.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
sFIUT ~ OIUUFI.
PANS, March IL.

Great inquietude exists here; eight persons
out of en- are persuaded that ere long there will
be change in the government, AID though few
Jerbaps could give detailed reasons for their o.
.nniOn, every one sees that the present state OF
bngs canno, last long 1t is very difficult, how
ever, to conlectu what would follow the fac
IS, that it does not depend upon the French a.
lone, for they can do nothing IN their present ST.
tuatlon without the aid Of foreign power
Three pretenders, 1t IS said, present themselves +;
one supported by Austria, another by Russia &
The third by England. The object might be OBJ
tanned by the first who presence might be rallied
N his favour. II IS therefore for those powers
o consider whether it IS better for their policy
be with or against France.
The Clergy all their strength to resume their
anslent empire, found on the ignorance of the
people a the present moment, several schools
are establishing ON the Lancaserisn plan, here
exists congregation Of women, under the title
of Sisters, or Ladies Of 81. Joseph, devoted to
public instruction This congregation adopted
the new mode OF education the Cures seeing
that by his mode the people would receive some
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

ed much general interest. either as 10 ,he amount
n contest or the principles Of the case.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
WASHINGTON, Nav II.

WASHINGTON, May II.
sen,VeS 10 the Legislature of Massachusetts is
dal'y taxing place. The result, notwithstand mo
The loss of Salem, (Which is, like town in
great battle, alternately stormed and entered bv
one or the other party,) is very suspicious to re.
publican principles. The follow ng comparative
result the towns heard from, will give an
idea OF the progress of the election
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

The celebrated Nj. BiIIaud varennes.
(well known during the French revolution,
as a member of the Committee of Public
Safety, and who, in 9795, was banished
with Coilet d'Herbcis, to Cayenne) has re-
Gently arrived at Newport, from Cayenne.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
RALEIan Nav IL 1a1.

The Circuit Court OF the u States for this
District closed us term yesterday-The Che,
Justice and DistrIcl Judge attended A lad by
The name OF Grahan was arragned on an ind ct-
ment charging hun withhavng 70 bed the pub.
ic mail IN the county OF Hereford, IN January
lasl-but his 'rial was postponed at his Instance
No other criminal business occurred; nor was
there any trial on the civil Docket which excit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

Except as to General Ticket.
"'"'aS henderson, p. Benjamin.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11

authorised twenty years ago by bis Divsn 10
have every foreign woman arriving IN bis
KINGDOM strictly searched, TO see whether
she carried any arms AN Algerine would
nrefer 10 die rather than use such indie ce ncies
towards woman. My, Janissayies would not
Law their hands on English women, even
where they no, forbidden TO do il. Canst
thou say the same OF the soldiers of thy king /!
I am we'll informed how barbarousy they
have treated the women in America, when
they surprised their towns, and that ao Eng
lish general promised TO his troops to give
up 10 their licentiousness, all the women OF
ew-Orleans, in case they should take that
CITY by storm. know TOO in what q scan
dalous manner he Sons of thy king behave
TO their wives There is as much difference
between AN AIgerine and an Englshmau, as
there is between the horse and the hog. 1
will make thee proposal, which Will be
great bafgsin for me. will give thee with
my right hand any of my subjects, who ever
insul,ed q christian woman, aud Thy king
must put into my Ief, all his soldiers and sail.
OTIS, who have offered violence 10 christian
women. ! am sure thou wilt not have one
Algerine, end shall Get an army OF English
slaves.
Ii has been reported 10 me that the, yizlers
of thy king gro endeavouring to persuade
the European powers that no faith can be
put in a treaty signed by me would TO,
fulfil its conditions. Ha, Thy king always
performed what he promised in his treaties |!
How can he keep possession oil The Isle OF
Malta aud Gazzo, which he pledged himself
20 Bonaparie TO restore 10 the knights oil
Malta Can any faith be put IN him, who
sents assassin3 10 murder his enc mics, as he
did sgains, Bonapafte! Can any faith be
put in him who contrive. 20 mSke OF his pco'
pie a nation OF forgersrs and pc lurers Has
he not sent sbiplosds of forged assigDess TO
France Has b. not encouraged hi. ,usjccts,
during -four years, from 1903 20 1912 TO coun-
,erfeit Ame lean shipping yeper,! Has he no,
permitted them 10 go 10 the 'continon' oil Eu-
rope, with whose powcrs be was then at war,
there TO for1swa,e hemselves and cover their
property by false oaths ? Thinkes, thou that
the grea, the only God, will leave such crimes
unpunished? Is not his the reason that Thy
king has been stricken with madness, that
his vizier was murdered 10 1912, and that
his kingdom is now perishins III misery and
poverty! But ifthy kingis SO just man as
be prctends to be, have given him an op-
portuoi,y 10 prove j, to the woFld by accept
ing my proposals. ask nothing tom him
but what he requirs from me 1t IL fecip'
rocai treaty. Ii is the like for the like.
shall take care 10 have this letter commuoi'
Gated to all the powe,s OF Europe, that they
may Judge which CT Us is q lover OF justice
whether or Thy King. May the great, tho
only God, send thee good council have
dane Omar Basbazu of 1ieierS
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11


Secretary -
Follow-ci,zens of the Senate,
and of the House OF Representatives,
In reviewing the present sta;e OF our
country, our attention cannot be withheld
from the effect produced by peculiar sea-
sons, which have very generally IMPAIR d
the annual gifts of the earth, and tmeaen
scarcity in particular districts Such,
however, is the variety of soils of climates,
and of products, within our extensive
limits, that the aggregate resources for
subsistence are more than sufficient for
the aggregate wants. And as far as an
economy Of consumption, more than us
ual, may be necessary, our thanktulness
is due to Providence, for what is far more
than compensation, in the remarkable
health which has distinguished the pres
ent year
Amidst the advantages which have
succeeded the peace Of Europe, and that
Of the United States with Great Britain,
in general invigoration of industry a.
mong us, and in the extension of our
commerce, the value of which is more
and more disclosing itself to commercial
nations, IT is to be regretted that a depres-
sion is experienced by particular branches
of our manufactures, and by a portion of
our navigation. AS the first proceeds,
in an essential degree, from an excess of
imported merchandise, which carries a
check in its own tendency, the cause, in
Its present extent, cannot be of very long
duration. The evil will not, however,
be viewed by Congress, without recol-
lection. that manufacturing establish.
ments, il suffered to sink too low, or Ian
guish too long, may not revive, after the
causes shall have ceased; and that, in the
vicissitudes of human affairs, situations
may rccur in which dependence on
foreign sources, for indispensable sup
Plies, may be among the most serious
enbarrassments.
The depressed state Of our navigation.
is to be ascribed in a material degree, to
ITS exclusion ffcm the colonial ports OF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-12-11
Presidents Message.

This day. at II O'Clock, the PEEsI-
DENT OF THE UNITED STATES trans
mitted, to both Houses Of Congress, the
following Message, by Mr.. IoDp, his
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-15
TO Lease,
For 10 or Is gears,
Smiths Island,

Lying OF Cape Charles, supposed 70
cantain between and 5000acres, and
capable OF rearing, and bringing to per
fection. as much stock of every kind, as
any one estate in Virginia. For cattle,
horses, hogs and sheep, Smiths Island
affords uncommon advantages; the dts
lance to Norfolk being inconsitlerable,
and where an excellent market tor all
species Of stock is aie avs tabe had. The
rearing of mules would particularly re-
commend, as they are not SO palatahle
to either friends or foes as the line
Smiths Island mutton, deservedly cele-
brated by the many who have tasted it..
The island viii support from 1900 to
1000 sheep independent OF the larger
animals. Very valuable seine fisheries
may be established, as late experiments
have been made by the subscriber per-
fectly satisfactory OH that head.
Sheep, cattle, and horses are brought
from the arid pastures OF the Main, ana
placed on the Sea Islands, at from one
to three dollars per head accidents are
rare, and escapes impossible.
The stock at present on the Island
supposed to be about i50 head OF cattle
and about as many sheep, arc tor sale %
whamsceyer may be disposed to lease
Should the Island not be leased before
the first of September, stock will be tax
en- in on pasturage, and an assistant Is
wanted to superintend the estate.
Ofets not less than 1000 dollars FER
auuum. tie same havirg been efefed,
vii please to be made through Aiexan-
dria post Office, to
George w, P. Gusts.
Arlington House, June 6 II
n. 3. In all contracts which may be
made with the subscriber the business
can be done in Norfolk where an agent
will be appointed G. ". +. Z.
~ Tae editor Of the 1'oftolk Ledger
IS requested to insert the above 5 times
and send his account to this office.
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SATIIRD AZ, JUNE Is, 1916.
Fresh Teas.
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
Ben. Broom and Son,

Respectfully inform the Public that
they have commenced the manufacture
of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
DER Of Patrick and Cameron streets, in
the town of Alexandria, where they are
ready to receive any orders With which
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ner.
Wey haze receired an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
Of good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply.
May 4 ii
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Land for Sale.

~xx,,v sohscriher offers for sale two
end, FARMS in the county OF
,Sa.s,oorelsnd and state Of Virginia.
= ss = sisttex Greek, containing 200
Vus = n,;nr;rally land Of the FIRST quail
s e i, 4 which is heavily timaered.--
a +, - Is On this tract a good dwelling
nc, ne With all necessary out-honses, a
sga ,ouur apple and peach orchard,
. ~; II never filling streams convent
sst The housc stands on the banks Of
e ~ c.esk where every convenience and
S II that the season can afford IS at
tached TO it.
foe other Tract. living and being IN
tse sane county, about one aud a han
niles from the above tract. containing
esa ami half acres, about $50 acres OF
which Is il, good timber--there is a dwell
,po house. kitchen, and an apple Or
sharl with some other valuable fruit at
tachaa to this, with a spring Of good wa
ter. For terms apply to Baldwin Nj.
Lee, Esq. or Henry Reaacock, both of
which gentlemen live near the premises,
or the subscriber in Alexandria.
ELLIOT MUSE.
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Land Of superior quality
FOR sAsR.

~ .
.--.r,p ,,,-.r;har r.;sbes 70 sell tbe
nn so''o', ~ h. ~ nrasent re-
,ss'n .u .ho.t coo acres most
sues, cva'a'n'i,s 60 ~ ,.ro,,Ss sna ner.
q a aa'1n a,e '..n III i &c hs4 yalnable es-
.sc'ls ievel. pa S.,opa;aa - the late
ss .s.. sf's sgash; aa+on Eso ly;p~ on the
= alriist y a Wa r,.e roanty in the
so'oa'a0' - N,n v; .;n;s ss,out 30
N ns MN w - Wlsb;noton
.s, ,les oslg@ VIC az az Car, cons;sf;nr IS
aug Oa''s'a r.. va ',sas ,s 80, a"s,,,. .s,r "a,
a; so 20 uHell,li -aoas t ho a, srs c.icn
., .'s 1850 ~. '' s:an ns : asntes,
ss .0s 'ae No. asaoa,,su,. oots With an
. .,. sa.J ts. 80, ra,,s aa,,syed there.
e. So so~.5ia s' IS 49,. - 10 Snsat,,l and
handsome, are situated convenient to a
sPinsof soad water, or an eminenee
com,eaa.ljns an eIegant view of all the
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Boiling Cloths.
Land for Sale.

A Tract Of La,ad IS offered for sale.
situate in Frederick county, Virginia,
withia one nile Of Berryvilie, centasning
rs acres. This land was formerly the
property Of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, OF Notes OF
any ef'the Banks Of the District OF Co
slu,nbia will be received 10 payment
For further particulars
Agpiy' t0itAe Printer. s
May 10 8
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For,.Sale.
For Sale,
That valuable and we'll known FERN
in the county of Northampton, called
Arlington.

This is notorloustv one o. the pest
Farms in the coantyin point OF situation.
sod, timber, and other advantages, tho
at present ont Of order. contains about
400 acres. Persons disposed to make Of
fers mot less than IS dollars, that sum
being already ofiered) viii please address
to the subscriber Tpest paid through A
lexandria post Office.
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For sale Or freloht.

u SaiC VI lfti9it.
,;Ek The ne" substantial schooreE
s sass Milo, capt. Spalding, barthen
l23 tons or 1900 barrels, high decks
butt of the best materials silce the peacS;
and completely equipped for any voyages
Apply to
John G. Lddd e Co.
WFo OFFER For sALE.
The cargo ct the ADORE schooner cons
sisting of 490 casks fresh ihomastoa
Lime, and few finished oars.
Mayo tt
Cash will be given
For 200 hbds. Virginia tobacco of good
quality, by
Larrason and Foscls.
March 81
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SAI,Es AT vENDsU'ElI'.,

'0' WILL BE SOLD,
-. yen;l,,e Stara. corner Oh rnnce
A. u' and Water Streets,
A VARIETY es
r., Goods, Groceries, Sc:
! ,,rs cf which will be expressed II
rag'i's the bills Of the day:
- All kind Of goods Which s,, are on
!. !..,;;oa ~ and the prices Of which are
h9l s,rlSad. can at any time be viewed
ssfao .srcbased at the levest Limitation
ndp1cey = = .1IAnSTEI. ER
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dodge end Keteti.

no haze for sale, ii store,
Muscoyado and Braz Sugar. ia hogs
heads, barrels and boxes.
Molas,es IN bhds. & iron bousd pipes;
Cordage and Ravens Duck.
May 80 IF
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Shad and Herring

), ' 'saI eHs FsnaaR, have just raceil
-, ~ barrels prime Herring
40 ditto DITTO Shad.
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Dlpt Candles

~ oozes :cS sale.
Nay II .'4ai'asr4s'a &c i1'fa'sa''s
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FOR Freight or { hat +.

for Freight or haFt i,
,EsN Ihe lire. iast-saiiing sc5ooner
;Ssssss.S;;s' FRIENDSHIP,
joseph Rutherford n,aster, for terms ape
ply to
~, J.F. CALDWELL,
Who has received b. said seLnnoerr
from iron Porto Isico,and olIers tsr safe, !
lew bass 81 superior green cefsec.
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FOE BOSTON,
For Freight.

.ESN The new and substantial sel'gs
..s..sss'ar HOPE, Captain Harmon. burthen
abost 700 barrels, will fake freight 10
south Of Eerope, West-lndics. Or Coast
wise. Apply 10
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if0aa-
For Gi5raltog m -.
For Philadelphia

ksSsS Freight IS isnafed
For schonse Lie p!;te;
". Sss-.Es..;sS aptain ne,:ikc t sal. Tor
$500 'o7' l Philadelphia in lev days
apply on boa 4 at Ramsay:s uha,f OF
20 DODGE < KhTTEGl..
June 10
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FIX E,ECH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason Il Fowle's wharf,
from the schooner Morning Star, P.
r, Page, master, from .iayre de
Grace,
l case white and black grapes,
| do lavantine l,andterchiels, with
colorcd barders
Long black and white silk gloves
l case mems and women's black
and white silk hose
Q do Fiorences, assorted colors
9 do Lcvantiiie 40 Go
d do taFe.as DO do
do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colsls
] do mems leather gloves
l ditto green sewing SILK for UNI
brellas
1 ditto sewing silk, assorted co.'s.
1 Do. Oil skin hat covers,
l 20. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
Do. White Chip Hats,
l do. black and white Grape, and
sauze fans,
The ABOVE goods were purchased with
cash, aad selected By the best houses at
LYONS and Paris, and viii be sold at a
small advance by,
! % /; V0We!l.
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Spring Goods
Consisting Q.

I
One bale of supcSfne London breads
cloths, one ditto kersimeres Of a super;s
or quality, Matsei!Iss yes,inas. Irish
linens, corded musins, girsKans. ,aces
peiieces, ditto wells, ditto sbawls, dittn
handkerehiafs, thread laces, levanting
.and dainask silk shaWIs. ditto lisndkef:
chefs, silk hose, .cetton ditto, kid aud
beaver gloves, plain ana plaid Silks
Lesanhnes, 1i asserted colours. Leno
and Book hsusilns, Cambria; DO. real
India Mui! Nipii asps.in, do: Lawn
Linen 1antbric: canton Cranes. Cutto.,
heFsimeres-eompany Nag& Handan!
Ma shSis,--Snper "a London Prints
searsuckers, Furnitcrc Caicoes. Checks,
bed tscki'lgs. Russia Sheetings, Dow
tas, Carpelings, &C. &c.
ALSO.
5000 yaras}Domestic Tow Cloth.
HIS Country Merchants VII sind It to
their advantage to call and ezamine the
above goods.
THOMAS HfHTTLR,
Nav Is Il
4- White Wine Vinegar.
IS cssls Wlite Wine Vinegar, lands
inc from schooner Sane, iron n. york;
+ fer sale iy 80
June 8 s"s~
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5sSss The snip Wilhelmine. John
yS SIii4 4;Srys Baxter, master; bufthen 1900
s..sss:s:sf barrels, in good order 4 rea-
sf-&-A-s dy to receive cargo on
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
le.olution was passed by the cit-
town, st a town. meeting held on
estng the PHysIeIANs to give
terms on which they would Vac.
undersigned, in compliance with
from desire on our part, to in
rs Of Newport generally 10 avail
c benefits of Vaccination, 10 agree
.Pooa without fee, and those Of a.
compensation for such service, at
duced prices, until the LIT day Of
"A single Person, S2-hIore than
% 81.
BENJAMIN W. CASE,
ESoCA HAZARD,
DAVID KING,
WILLIAM TURNER,
EDMUND L. WAXING,
JONATHAN T. ASTON,
JONATHAN L. HAZARD.
Nsrpo-f. J.nuary 81, 1916