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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

ln.ssrl.,rn4 thes.Wsotomand spstrahsfI
value, the changes Of residents and non
residents with their names and resldencs
and fine value Of the property. the burn
;nr or destruction of houses or other NIX /
ID ;mnroyemcnts of real estate, with thelfI
value. nreperty that has become exempt!
led from taxation and it's value, statlngI
1.-The grounds on which the exemption II
claimed and the state laws by which II y
permanently or especially exempted, an''
Where an abatement is claimed for slaves
THAT have died or runaway or nave
]otherwise become useless since the pre- !
,leeding assessment, the statement must
rgive 4 list of all the slaves with their sex
land ages excepting those obtained py
'ltransfer) owned by the individual valued !
according to their value on the nrst OF
;1Junc 1916, which value must be less taah
1that Of the valuation Of his slaves at the
!, preceding assessment to entitle HIM TO
an abatement. In all these cases
: There must be such a specification and
4 description Of the property as it stands
! ON the list day OF Jane 1916; and as IT
. stood at the preceding assessment as Will
! lenable the principal assessor to make
lproper deductions in cases where they
lmay be right fully claimed, aud proper
nlcharges where they are incurred.
: To aid in attaining this pre- cislon the
! following form is annexed, bring tina,
'aa,lrequired in the original assessment, and
= (which as near as may be, may serve as
- model in drawing out the statements no"
required from individuals.
JAMES INQUIRE,
Principal Assessor tor the
II District eff COLUMBIA
II Alexandria, May "a, 1916.
.slL,st Of lands, lots of ground, with their
improvements, dwelling houses, and
slaves, owned by A. B. on the first OF
i June, 1916, lying and being within the
!; district Of Columbia, within the coun-
\ ty of -, one farm, there insert ITS
!. description, specifying the water course
4 orsmountain, or high road, on which
i it is situated, noting the adjoining pro-
: prietors, or otherwise stating particu-
: lars by which it may be known and
aud distinguished) containing here
nsertin words at length the number
OH acres, having thereon, one dwelling
house of wood, of two stories, 40 feet
in length and 80 feet in depth, one
barn of wood, one corn house, one grlst
.. mill, describing the same and any other
improvements the farm may contain.
! Valued at DIS.
: One dwelling house in the town
I of there insert the town,
the street, etc. the materi-
ais of which built, the num-
Der of stories. the length and
depth, the buildings or Offices
attached. aad partieularizing
the extent of the leton which
/ itstands.) Valued at Dollars.
! leu Slaves Of the following deserip,
!, ton:
, Males above so years of age
:. between 10 and fifty
!, years
2 under 10 years
Fem.--e between IL and fifty
!, Valued at Dollars.
years under IL years.
! Total Dollars
! Max Is sw
+ ~ Land for Sale.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
For sale or freight.

For sale or freight.
ESE The new substantial schooner
.MM Milo, capt. Spaiding, burthen
1875 tons or 1000 barrels, high deck.
built OF the best materials since the peace,
and completely equipped for any voyage
Apply to
John G.. Lada g Co.
VINO OFFER FOR sALR,
The cargo of the above schooner con.
listing of 42O casks fresh Tholnaston
Lime, and few finished oars.
Mayo tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Mr. .John E. Dabney,

Mr.. John B. Dabney, 81
you will take notice, that on Il the , ota
| day of the Circuit Court OF the p,su 4
|et Columbia, to be held for the couh., ss
alexandria. in November 1912 r =!
soon after as counsel can be hearo - "a 4.
move that court to award judsneas, NM.
gainst you in favor OF the common a sp
IcciI of Alexandria, for the sum OF 's .ts !.
six dollars and FIVE cents, belns .4 w. o,,
mount of taxes due on your Pfops, naris,
WoIf.street, in the town Ct ! Alexa . 10,
for the years 1904, S, e, Z, o. y :, tpe
III, 10, is, Ii and i5-accora,hss a h
act of congress passed the 2o'h
airy, 1904. = ctMMs,
Attorney for the Common c0'A''
of Alexandria. a6m
May 1916
Landing this Day
275 bags Coffee
As tierces RICE Lon itte
Is bales Cotton, from sio'f'
Cherub,
For sale by :, "a.
adams, Herbert 9 ~ b
FOX FREIGHT,
The new Schooi'o'
RkR, Thomas q Da. - abstt
sEzzz Captain Cook; Duf'D
Leleyerl hundred barrels.
anRIy y to Dodge and Ksi #,
Cash will be given c aesd
For 200 hhds. Virginia toDacoo0
quality, BY and Fs,cls. !,
March 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
JOHN e.. LaDD q o..

'ncf a loa SAFE. on accommodating IA
goo pieces ravens duck '
20 90 sheeting do
20 bolts Russia do
tons Russia old sable iron
9 tons cordage, assorted sizes
- mas tierees and bbls. alu,e,.
vado sugars
y 4 boxes white Havana do
80 cases and 4s bbls RIaz;l !.
: chests and; and 20 boxes Tyson an
20 bags bags. and 2 hhds prime etc.,,
7 pipes Holland pia
10 hhds N. E. ram
/ do w. /. do
6 pipes cogniac brandy
| pipe Spanish do. /
100 quarter casks Sherry viips |
90 do. dry Malaga do. "~
90 pipes Catalonia do.
so kegs sweet Maia "a do
20 demJohns L. P. Madeira n
IL hhds molasses
100 boxes fresh Florence 81,
100 do roll birthstone
8 tons shot assorted
5 pipe and Is kegs fresh lemon
Juice
1 fierce bottled porter
] bbl cherry bounce
$50 boxes brown soap
6 do windsor do
40 boxes mould candles
So do spermaceti do
2l0 boxes and half boxes No, !
chocolate
60 do No. s do
90 hhds, tierces and crates Chin,
and crockery ware
IS eases of British manufactures #
various kinds cotton capbIc,.
shirtings, calicoes. hose. &c,
Superfine broad cloth and .sti.
nets, foreign and domestic.
1000 bushels Liverpool blown salt
800 ditto Cadiz ditto
1906 mems coarse hats
S25 ditto fine ditto.
% hhds. cases and barrels shoes,
containing mems 4 boys lea.
ther shoes fine and course, NO.
mems and misses black and co.
lored leather and Morocco do.
5000 lbs soal leather
500 tons plaster Paris
400 casks fresh Thomastown lime
800 ditto ditto Rhede Island ditto
100 barrels prime pork
40 ditto no. and 9 beef
400 reams writing payer
$500 wards tow and linen cloth
10 kegs pearl ash
so boxes short Hunters pipes /,
so ditto Negro ditto
4 bales India handkerchief, con.
tanning SIC pieces Madras. blut
GiIa, mock pullicats and SEQ
r0mals
9 barrels Spanish indigo
1000 lbs cork wood
4 cases ladies' hair combs. and G
variety of elegant cablne. tux.
iiiture.
June 6 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
Salt and Crates.

On board the ship Holefern, Charles Jen.
nison, master, from Liverpool,
1900 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
goo crates completely assorted,
80 tens coal b
For sale by
Laacrason and Fo,rle,
WHO HAVE ALSO FOR sALEs
On board the brig Telemachus, Captain
Lincoln, from. Hayre de Grace,
100 tons French plaster.
May go
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11

Lawrason and Fowle,
HAVE FOR SALE,
The CARGO of schooner Mary, James
Lunt, master, from Portland--of
$50 tons plaster Paris
25 barrels New England rum
200 boS' brown soap
so crates Liverpool ware, assorted.
For N York & Boston,
HSk the above Schooner Mary i;
sakwill be ready in a few days to re-
ceiye cargo on very liberal terms.
apply as above.
May 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
The Cargo

OF the British schooner Agenoria, capt
Tynes, from Barbados, consisting of
~ hhds. Muscovado sugars
Al puncheons rum
124 hhds. molasses
19bass ginger
2 cases Arrow roots
4casks '00'
Will be landed tomorrow, and is fol
sale.
.Adnus. Herbert 81 Go.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11
May ss
Five Dollars Reward

Ran away from the, subscriber on the
night of the 9TH instaat, black woman,
named Daphney-she is we'll known in
this town, and gets drunk every opP"r-
tunity. will give the above reward to
any person for taking up and bringing
home the said runaway. All persons
are cautioned against harboring or ems.
blowing her. as the law will De put II
force against any offending.
James N. Donald.
May III
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-11


slave, who is to be waived according to
his or her existing value.
In all cases in which such information
Of change in the assessable property OF
any person, according to the preceding
assessment, shall rot be so received,
such person and property will Continue
liable to the whole tax chargeabie thereon
agreeable to that assessment.
And notice is further hereby given,
That Twill attend, in person or by deputy
at the court house in the town OF Alex
andria ON the 29th day ofJune, at Hero
nimus's tavern in the City OF Washing
ton on the Cd July and at Crawford's
Tavern in Georgetown on the 9th. Tor
the purpose Of receiving any appeals that
may be made In writing, as to the emu
merations, and valuations made in vir-
tue Of such change, which will be open
to the inspectiolfof any person who may
apply to inspect the same, and state
mcrt Will be previously made and deli
vered to each person affected thereby
Or be nut in the Mail, addressed to him
or her aud directed to the Post Office
nearest to the abode OF such person a.
crecsbly 20 nv hest Information, except,
In. the cases Of persons not residing iii this
Collection District.
IN the statements furnished by indivi.
duaas It will unnecessary to spscify with
precision the property OF an individual a.
8 i existed at the time OF the proceed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11
NEWPORT.
EyEDNbSD.dK, SEPI. 1916.


The massacre OF Glencoe, (ailuded 20 10
the poetry 90 The Iast page Of this days
paper,) j, one o. The macy instances of the
wan,oa snd savage cruelty .perpetrsted by
the Bri;ish GA The de,enceless and unrs-
sisliog, nos exceeded 10 the most baibarous
countries or age. An cihcer was commis-
sIoned tor this express purpose, accompanied
by bend of c, med men.sent TO conssmms,e
,nis ciabolica. aud intssnal massacre ofyou,h
and age. This of.cer, With his party, were,
by the up.u-pec,iog lord of the clan, eordisi-
iy received, and no, only Hospitality, bu, bcun-
tifuly entertained aud in tho midst Of their
fess,ing and hilari,y. the signal of death was
given by the British ohicer, wnen an indis-
crimina,e slaughter ensued, such as is TOO
pai,lul 10 re,alc. Among the blood and
carnsge, iitle boy received the bayone, in
his breast, while on his knees, with Vplifted
hands, begging Cor bis lie. - 49, 2
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11
mANorHEa wIrNEss..

The Mon,sesl Hersld, speaking contempt.
uousiy oi ,he fedsl alis,s, says" Mr.. Madi-
son is more deserving Of coniide nee than the
gentlemen who turned The New.Englsnd
Convention" This isindetd "the unkiadesl
cor oi all" Have not the conve plionis,s sac
r6ced all ,ha, is patriotic, los, the ss,eem cfal
good men among their eoun,rymsn, end risk.
cd th-ir very necks, 20 manifest their friend
ship for the British! How mortify ing, then,
mus, it be, 10 be treated in return, with con-
tempt! Le,ihis lesson warn Others, ,hs, none
are friends To trsi,ors--- not even those who arc
ben~filted by the treason. Amer U'anhnscn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11
500 Dollars l{eward.

+ soAPED from ,.e prispnii IL t%niso,he, state cf
~ Ohio, on the night u The Ill, of Iane las,
JAS, ESSEX. alias JAMES ESSEX CROSBY sTER.
LING. -aTf.7 80 -, :
tie is abou, so years of age, five feet seven Inches
h'Sh. of fair comriexion, thin yssgc, lieht hsis
Iase eyes, homsn nose, lsrge whiakers BY trades
e'osh'er, can work a, cardng or any sploy men, in
manufactures, and Is also xperi Al the sword ex
ercse aad hexng Ne was born N Wsrwicksbire.
10 England. aud il Is Relieved cAipe within the tasr
year from Canada TO this State ~ wa
The said James ESSEX. alias James Essex Crosby
Sterling, was cofrmhted to jsiilxst y,uary, on !,
charge Of robbihg the mail of The uohed States.
Ills partner, who calls himself THOMAS NuBi.E,
alias THOMAS w NOBLE, is new In prison on n
charge Of robbing the mail Ut the same time The
above rewafd ~iIl he given for 6s apprehension.
aud delivery, o. confnementin any jAa of the uni,ed
Slasesi 50 that he can be brought 70 trial st.s4
i'. JOHN tiaMM..
gfarsdai ef 0Ais Dssf,ytf
Zanesvllle, Ohio. July 25 ~ f7sgfET
UTThose irin,sts who are esnpltysd 20 pubis,s
the laws Of tie United s,nt,s, are reu,tsssd TO rya
TINS advertisement one insertion n week for six
weeks suceessisey. and 81. wnd thsir bils 70 ihis
office Tor payment. .i- sSRNset ss1
September IL ~ sac sf.te ~ ~ haa 4 6w
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

A gentleman observed yesterday, tha, from the
fuss made by the English in fitting on, an expedition
sgainstthe Legitimate, sovereign" Of Aigiegs, he
doubted whether they intended sincereiy 10 cssise
him but. since he saw that the Beeise5u5 bomb.shp
was put in r.quisi,ion, he sure they meant 20
play The D. with his Aigerine msiesiy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

:, q, sLa:,l vt. 40 !. ifngHsts22,>tsi6. az
NO !Icg - hfrety giyrn, that tulls sha,e been ss&
signed ter the -psyinrnt Of such Tss sAuRv Nor ~.
AMI me interest thereon, IS bscpge due ut tie Loan
vUec the riy Of New-YQrks 10 the Stale OF New.
YORK at'he u"es here'psfser spee'leds thslis To-
says - .seAA l.ftt s. 81, Az g.ea .vti6
-, Inc treasury Notes which ,hscsme due sss.
ioresaid At any time during She csycsr 1914, ~,
oc paia on Inc in dSy y Oefoter. nerf, ere ~
The Treasury Notes which became due as q.
ioressd 10 the mophs OF January, February
MACH April May and June, 1915. TO be paid
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The cool (weg msY. soy the. eoid) ahd d y
weather, il is apprehendsd. win have seri-
ous effect upon tho crops Of every des-
cription in tho uppet country We fear the
effects will be most severely yfeh.-Yes,erday
morning hso would not have been uneum-
foriable, and this morning, though mvrc
mild, hath much more the appearace OF ooe
in October, than one in Aagas,.
..H a hoy1oik ferald,. .Sng. 20.
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For SALE,
NILES' WEEKLY REGISTER.
.asf, NOTICE. rss
80 WJLIJAN NJ. VEPNOW.

VJLI,TTlH ". Y II II WD ", -
ID RsPECTFULLy informs his friends and the pub.
N Tc that he has opened Pain, Store. next north
of Capt John coggeshsIls, Thtmes.sircct
lie has large supply cf Psints. Window Glass.
and all other cles in his n. cf business, @ineb
he viii sell as ehesp ss car BE had ~ the state.
Ne~,Ywk money aud treasury no.es taken 81 .
small Jisoouni. Il ns s,oyesrr
Newport, sply 3. is,es .cat
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September II. N ap9 3w.
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,


THE following circnlsr letter is prepared At ths
Office. to be transmitted to.perso0s boiling ap-
po;n,menu nndes shc Uuisedo staies. otlcr than
those CONNECTED with the Treasury, War and Navy
Departments. Its request, hat such persons ef
the fret mentioned descriptions 40 isI,froip what
ever esuse. TO receive the letter in question, viii
consider this publication Of IL as particularly eddser
sed TO them and that they will furnish this Depart
meat. accordingly. with the iofcrnnsion called for
80 .(tJRCUL.fRJ teseH ~
The Secretary Of State being required. by areso-
luton Of Congress passed The 27ib oi April lsst.
TO cause be complied and printed. for tie infcr-
nation of the present Congress. AZ as next sessor.
aud once every two years Afterwards, for the infof
nation sfevefy succeeding Congress-. register of
al oscers and agents, civil, military snd naval u
the service Of the United sr.es, which must shitt
the smount cf compensation. pay ard emolvrnen's
allowed IN eacb and the state or county in which
be wss born. and where employed, 49, - - re-
q.es,ed 10 furnish the department with s,stemspr
of the sboye Particulars, 10 far as they relate 20
himself and to The vice which lie holds under ue
United states. ,ogcsbrr vi,h ike st.iemsst in re-
gard to any persons im ed,s,eIy arp"in,.d Wy IN
DsIai'rsr' :. S'an, Ssg'm 3, .lsis
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ADVEKTISr MENfT.

TIE subscriber begs les,c 20 inform his friends
in particular. and the public in general. that
he now carricson his TraGe, xs usual on the Long.
Wharf, below the Bridge, sn6 opposite Mr. THO As
MEssEs's shop. He repairs locks of every kind,
makes keys of every sort, uends bfass kettles, or
any sort oi brass ware. he nesds umhrellAs in the
nes,est manner, ard does all ,srts Of small egk IN
bis line OF business. The smallest fayors 10 his WY
WILDE thankfully received aud p'lncually perform
cd, hy Your DOT humble servant. iaol
WILLIAM CRANsr0N q
.hssyborf Ssbt IL, 1916 .'tun ...aF
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

On Wednesday, last, thc Annual Gem
uencement OF Brown Uaiye,si,y was csle-
bra,ed nj Providesce. The degree Of Bs,ch-
elor of Arts was conferred on sthipy. ,hrss
young gentlemen, among whom va: Mr.
TuoMAs VERsoN OF this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-11

We have letter frem Utica, which states
that on "Wednesday and Thursday nights they
had severe frosls 10 that village, aud ioe
nearly tho thickness af a dollar. All the
cucumber yiues were destroyed, end il, vss
ica'ed the buck. .wLea, was materially injufd
...e ". Y. ha,icr
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II IN IL ~ IA ~.
MOI ICE IS h,seby given, N AZ Tie Disec, rax.ns.
ssssed ta ie tosa of q, port tor ,he wear or.
thousand sSal ln'nard ard iitisen LAID in con.
iotmity to the sctof Cengrrss passed il,e uot, ~
Jansary. one hcusAnd eight hundred and f,,cs,,.
upon the following described property. is n,v sre
naming unpaid, and that unless the said tsx, with
ten per centuu in sddiion,hereto, shsllLe psi,l Ia
the subscriber, ou or seioc. the twelfth slsy Of )c,.
her nsxl the sid properv., OF, 80 much thereof az
snail be necessary 10 sa,sfy the said lax pbd ,,yen,
per cent, ievsdp,oh thcteto. will De sola !, phl;,
AUCTION, at tue Collectors eilies, I'm sher,ox ~
Newport, IN the c"vnsy q Newport .sI-ssle com.
mence atrisven O'Clock. A = NJ -onthe said tweltih
day os oct9terAEi afe 81 .sf et psay fs.lgkA 4 y
fisar, sherbure. lct on Pelham atrres., es bv ss
feet-house 80 by ~ feet. 80 80 lQ7ly
siephes, Dcbiois. distillery. wharf, s,ores and
dwelling house. lying ON The south part
oi The. town. .-,g. .l-s'-f- 60 SlIog
s''en under my hand this eleventh day of Sep.
,enber ono thousand sight hundrsd and SIX.
teen. stFn.4s 81. ~ f.I1I =
CHRIS RAYMOND pkhRY. AZ
Cshecfe, Sr The frsf Csiisassn Disfsscf in the
.weE ttstf ,Sate of RLng~s y,ys,,J
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=. ibis vay T.stis5 5ys,ag 5cst log va rL.s = -
lat IL woa,i re ~'artA taking about. sc 10 shoui
L4s, old Dav1l Wilson Of ilen,ueky who had .ps
children by vneywse in Il mon,hs.-ibid
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foreign.

bss.r LONDON, JyLr %.
The four Spanish ships captured ty the
Beunos. Ayrean privateers OF the coast Of
Spain, in June last, had on board 100000
dollars in piasters, besiles valuable cargoes
: of me rchandi2e. -, .ss
4 The princess of Wales arrived at Cous,an-
tinople On the 7th of juno, in an English
merchant vessel, and took lodgings a, tho
house Of the English ambassador.
Eaton, the pcdessraia,s accomplished his
task Of walking 100 miles int 100 succes-
.sive hours, on Saturday at 4o'clock, and
then walked one mile more in IL minutes.
: The eldest son Of Sir Francis Burde,t has
accepted a commission in the 10th regiment
of Huszars. .1 ea rea
THE SEASON.
Ia Englapd the prospect as to the harvcs,
was very gloomy. Agriculture had been
extremely injured by excessive rams. In
several parts Of Europe the same affecting
effect has proceeded from the same cause.
Tho waters Of the Rhine and Neeker have
beeo raised from 9 to I | feet abave their u
qsuai ,ievel--and have inundated the plants-
,ious on their bsnks. The waters of the
Seine were feet higher than usual.
- Erhediion egainss higiers.
a The Acct under Lord ExMourH, is all
ready for sea at Portsmouth, ready to start
the moment the wind will permit. Il is thus
composed -
Qeen Charlotte, 100, Albion, ~, Impreg-
'nabls, ss, Supurb, "a, Minden, 74, Lcandcr,
so. ~
Fyigafe.--Ssvern, 40 Glasgow, 40, He.
brus, 36, Gfanious, SO.
Stooh.-Britomar,, Mutine, Heron, Prom
'etheus, Cordeiia.
-ls0mss--Bselzebub, Hsela, Fury, Internal
FRENCH PAPERS. .wv
Paris, Jaiy 1.-THE Ambassadors and
foreign Ministers yesterday paid their cour,
TO the Kiog and the Royal Family. Before
mass the King received in his Cabinet, in
public audience, Mr.. Gallatin, Minister Pien-
.ipoten,iary from the United States Of Ameri-
ca, who presented dhiscreden,isls. Sir Sidney
Smith was also introduced
q A'Beitish letter from Pris, July Is, says,
x Militia Preparations are still carrying on
with secrecy aud activity. 10 1t. Generals.
and a. Marechaux de camp, and proper.
tionats number of other officers, have been
called into service %
The trial of Gen. Mou,on- Doverue, ha.
comm enced at Lyons,
--Tney had report in Spsin, the latter par,
sfJuue,thn 80 of5o Fl snch officers had gone
from the United States to the Mexican Ter.
ritory, to join the insurgents
Two 74'aa figa,e and s!oc? Of war, have
been recently launched 10 Russia. y -
Some uneasincss is said to exist IN Swe-
den; and the apprehended dcces,c Of the
King may produce . crisis important to the
interests Of Bernadoae, tho adopted Crown
Prince. ,es ttl. HA4 wv 81.
Considerable difficulty had arisen among
tive Allies. 10 consequences Of tho exhausted
state OF the French treasury. Lord We'll
liogsos's si.it 10 London, was relative to
ibis point, The French said the troops NUS
be Withdrawn, or else EogIaod mus, pay for
them.
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Clean, qoAife and souad, Teeth, arc 10 ihe.
mouth, jHhnf oirt1e IS to The mind. :. 3
ATuRAL and artificial. teeth. rsparsd At short
IN notice. teeth and s,umps. extracted with the
least possible pain, apd Yi,h pei fec, safety in the
danger OF racsured ja bone, teeth cleanse OF all
Tararous. or foreign tna,ter and shereby pfstrved
from deesg and pam, and readered clean, ,sdis and
beasntui 80 lie f..r'f.stEY
DR. Johnson. thanks the Ladies and Gentlemen Of
the Town and Country, who have favored him with
their calls. slrt so.rffl fr az -. . =
Z Those who are, may he wanting natural or art.
fetal teetn teeth extracted, cleansed &C. &c will be
pleased to call on Dr. Jobnson.,at No. 1873, Thames
street, (near the Parade) within the Of few
weeks, or their opportunity may be lo,t ias5s
QrDr. JOHNSON, will attend a. usual TO the prac.
tice Of Physic, Re and will accept The patronage Of
liberal community. ~ q
Newport. September 4, 1916.
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2 aaiGF ysas-bsenee + -: us, We hag. al,
messed, viii angians sS.iei.uis and exshed
pIss,or., yo.,r smsfca in She career OF The
Stsi canaan anl Soldier. gfFN'
While congrsiula,ing you on your return
10 the town thar gsve you birth, we present
you this SWORD--A voluntary oEcring TO
WORTH aud MERIT,
About to leave New Englapd, permit us
to assure you that you will carry with you the
bcs, wishes of the Republican Ci,iEens of the
place Of your nativity, together with those Of
all gooi msn, Of whatever party, who are at
Isched TO The real Interests Of America. y.
Honored thus with an opportunity Of ex-
pressing cur sentiments of consideration and
gratitude, we are, CIR, respectfully, your obe-
dent and very humble servants,
JOHN DURKEE,
SlLAS TENNEY, as
w. II. WOODWARD,
20 ,-s fear JAMES POOLE, 30
n4 "A. A BREWSTER.
t1' sts3 Committee.
,HapoYsr. Angus, 90. 1916
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DIED,

In this town. on Sunday last, very suddenly, VII
LIAM HEssY, son Of Capt Edward layer, Ag.d z
years.