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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22
ELECTORS.

At the approaching election ofPresident
and Vice President, the number will be
221. being increased by the three electors
OF the new state cfIndiana, which is al
ready authorised to form Constitution,
and to choose one Representative ill Con-
gross.
The general election of the Officers of
the State Government of Connecticut was
held at Hartford. On counting the
votes, it appeared that tor the Office Of
Governor,
His Excellency John Cotton
Smith had 1886
Scattering, Federal, l89
Il,575
Hon. Oliver Woicott had 1910
Scattering, Democratic IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-05-22

Hon. Oliver Woicott had 1910
Scattering. Democratic IA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10
fttrocious Occtlryanccs.

81. Thomas Nop. a. We have been po-
li;ely favored with translation oftbe 81 bui
letin published in Carthagena Gazette Of The
27in AUG. mcniiaDiug The following a,trocious
occurrence
LIT. Col. Don Juan Salvador Mar
vaez, commanding the Republican Di-
vision on the low river Magdalena, a
mong other things, informs the govern,
meni of the following occuTances, the
most attrocious 10 humanity The Eu-
rnpcan Spa,iard, Joseph Carl1onero, en-.
ploved for more than 28 years IN the mil
itary hospitals, married in the country,
and with three children, cut hrs ow,
,hroat in Sabiim Large, declaring before
he died, that he had poisoned more thar
400 soldiers, all Americans, in the hos
pital of Tabaco and Baranco, by mixing
the medicines administered to them with
arsenic. This horrible deed OF Carbon
Gro, tortured his own conscience TO such
pitch. that caused him to deprive him.
self of his existence.
Gen. II. Quarters at Cartlagens. 9Th
august 1915, 5th of the Independence.
MARIANA MONTlLLA, !.
Maj. Gen.
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Ia this town. on the 2s,ii nls by Ire ilsS <t),
down, Ms. BkSyAMfs II, rtspxt 10 MIN AfStf
CARY. 80 - 49,
q, siddie,ovn. on ihe il, inst. Mt.tssbtA t&k;
Rt. OF this town. 10 Miss sAaAa DcA1es, -,
In Gises. tvr) 2olh Nov by the kev. =. Cobkt
Mr.. Gsoaos wrsr, aged oJ' e,sr hansired ahd t,STs
gears D 70 Mrs. MAR, GAafgEa, aged sxAy -
DIHE, t...S., -
In this town. on tl,e Cd inst. Miss MARY U6As>
SrLiy, aged 81 years. .sl .s
MuArtiord. con on the Ia inst. Afss RlSsSsk
SAssRs aged 6S years, formerly Of this tuwn.-io
the isiana of Anigux, short time since, her sbnf
Capt. FaASeis sA,rR. aged S5 years. 81
<><<S N
The number ot Patients adm,,tcd into fHe Navst
Hospital in This town, duri the past sesr, werd
one hundred and nae,y y.,hree--of whom fJuf fista
died. wa May 7th, Charles James, aged SO, seas
nnn, ,yplus tever; Nov Goth. VIM Johnson, aged
~, seaman, consumption Nov. 26h, John tl~ Ciailj
scd 50. seaman, wounded mortslIy, Ike. 2SdS
samuel li age unknown. native OF the sandwich
Islands; Ordinary seaman, scrcphuis. nemfn'nS
in the Hospital twensy-six. 4,t - y
-Navat hostisai. AZ cSpors,l
st ~. Jca. y. i0i6 ~ -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10

- t<S<y - - ~ - - pus
poss Of embsrr*9,ee - (Fe9 G6vetnUsnt ef
that country during the. STRUGGLES ef a foreign
i. .wsr, aud psssed the soiIwine Resolutions.
Here follows the several resolutions ndcp-
tea by that body.
The purpor Of these sesolu,ious Is nicu-
si6se, 20 Tar as they tend 70 render more fee
and perfect the constitution Of the United
States, aud ia that respect they merit serious
attcn,ion bot, in certain points il is their ev-
ident put pose to weaken the several parts of
she union. As America is now become the
Canasn of liberty, The free constitution Of the
United States ought 10 be jealousy guarded.
IL behoves Us therefor to state, that the ap-
probation bestowed on the measures OF these
Aiaieonfenfs, by the inveterate enemies OF all
freedom in this couhtry, leads us 10 suspect
Ina, they are snakes in she grass who dtserpe
no eredif among fhe true friends Of liberty in
ne United States"
The Albany Argus Of Tuesday icontsins
list Of newspapers published in the State of
New-York. The whole number is sepesfy
sepen, OF which 40 are republican, SO Gede.
raj, and oeutral. Eigh, of them are psin-
led daily, ihtce mi..peekiy and sc spet kty,
making 20 publications per week. 1.-THE
average number Of copies printed at each
pub!ica,ionis roo, and they probably exceed
,ha, number OF papers printed per week is
$4,000, and the number per annam, g. S6s 900.
There are besides four country papers, issu-
ed from the Offices of the daily papers, and
several literary and scientific periodical pub
lications within lhe State.
Inthis Commonwealth The whole number
o! embellishments is fwenty eight. Of which
tweny are Federal, and eight are Democrat
ic. One of them is published daily, eight
se'ni'week'y, and nineteen weekly, making
forty one publications per week, OF which
thirty are federal, and eleven democratic.
Bosfon Daily .4dp.
There arc sir newspapers p,iu,ed in
Rhode Island; one ssmt .Ircekiy, aud five
z2erkty OF which ihsee a'e federal, two re-
publican, and one neutral.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10
THE NAVl-.

1he President, III his late Message,
has recommended the gradual increase
OF the navy. This, VIC have no doubt,
will meet with the cordial appreciation ol
great majority OF the people OF our
country. Tbs navy has Lcen the source
OF much glory 10 the hatlon-- at
tracted the unccasing admiration OF neu-
trai powers. and !las been Il scouTyc and
terror to the viola,ors o. the rigIls ct the
American flag. In the late contest with
Great. Britan, our ships of war victorl-
ously sailed on the bosom OF them des-
tined element, ami manned with oui
brave tars, whose lives were g!oriously
devoted 10 their country, with boidHess
Unprecedented i'll the annals OF naval!
combat, dared to the fight the thousand
ships OF 8 Dritain's fast anchortd lsie. "
Enemy's ships OF superior io'ce we're
completely vanquishrd, and il was a.
ielgth determined by the British, that
nothing less than one Of their 74's was
match ior one OF our friga,es- -..and 4.ey
were consequently. detailed for duty on
our Coasts, to watch the movements OF
Our war vessels, which but a short uu.e
previous were considered SO despic;bie,
and 10 inspect every motion of the "Sfri-
pei buuing," as it proudly unduia,ed
Hl the breeze which has SO often waited
it to victory and TO glory. 1t was finn
ly believed, by the genc,dlity oil people
of di nations, that Great Britain, ri ga,
could find no. competitor alIe TO met
l.er with equal force. But the late war
has dIspeled the charm, and the emply
de!usion mas vanished. Instead Oh all C.
quail, experience. has proved that she has
superior in the American nation. Her
naval character has been tarnished and
disgraced and the self Sly led "Qreen
of the Ocean," and T" Mistress OF the
Seas" has suffered a degrading humllla-
ton. The successful expedition against
AIgiers, has gathered new iauTcls tor the
brows OF our naval heroes and added to
the American name fresh honors. Whlle
the great and warilke powers of Europe
were purchasing peace with the pirates
at the expense Of their degradation the
Infant republic, with the 6rmness and
decision of great people, resolved OF.
the most permanent and honorable rep!
to the insulting demands of barbarians.
a chastisement, the mAictIng Of which
served TO PROSTATE the naughty despot
before our naval commander, and bind
his acquiescence TO the terms that were
offered were the consequences. The
American eagle proudly scared over the
Alg Of piratical insoience !; and wha'
presents and servile submission 10 un-
warrantablc demands never could have
inspired, was achieved by bravery, and
the dispensation OF justice. How un-
like the lnagnanimity and greatness Of
our Decatur, was the suppliant and the
cowardlikc condnct Of ihe Dutch ad-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10
BOSTON, jas. 3 1916.

BOSTON, JAS. 3 1916
The last weekly return of Deaths o. New
York, mention TWENTY Of tire SMALL.
POX.
In consequence OF tho alarm at New-Yo's,
oeeassioned by The prevalence OF the Small
Pox, the gresies, activity is employed BY ihe
Corporation so6 Physicians TO prevent, by
geaeral vaccination, It's fatal Effects, Apof'
ion, at least, Of this activity ought 10 be see"
every where.
The fire seen d, the Vineyard, on Monday
last, in the direction Of Nantucket Island,
proved TO be on board vessel, 'oseFed vit'.
oil and candies, which got on shore st Cape
Page. aud with the principal part OF hst Car
GO, was consumed.
NJ Nafhiag acU /5om any hsr1 IF Errtfs
since our tasf. t,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10

beads and potensascs of Eurt4 ~ pay
tribute to robbers and pirates, md llrs.
them-to respect their fags The UhiNu
States, formerly erronccusly ioilowing
the steps OF other nations in this pof,ic-
ular, as welIas many others, thought 1t
no crime, and indeed no cisgrarr, for
her, an infant people, toacceed 10 pro-
position which were neither resented or
opposed by the most formidable powers.
1t was left Tor republican administration,
who admired not the examples ofcrown-
ed heads, SO much as they wished to
cultivate integrity and bravery, and adj
vance the cause Of fjustice, to break from
the petty thraldcn, and oppose absurd
pretcnsions. &
But the federaEs,s claim the whole Of
the credit oriounding and encreasing the
navy 1t is they ,nb who have done any
thing for its suppor', for its aggrandizc-
mont, for its increase! They who, when
their cause triumphed, reduced the navy
establishment to abont dozen vessels,
nosp claim the honor 81 being tAe arith0rs
Of extending IL /! The enwhn sdvo.
Gated and defended the infamous attack
on one OF our irigates. in a time of peace,
IN our waters, now declare that they oniy
have been the protectors Of oar nary 7
They VINO, as the last act To stamp the
iniamy oil their government, except the
,,,pointment OF Il host OF federal Judges,
proposed and v!ndica,cd the reduction Of
the navy to a few vessels, noSa ci.;im all
TIC credit Of increasing ia : And they
who, at one OF then pubic meetings pub.
licly and uneqi'yocaIy resolved, that ii
WAS UNBEc MING A MORAL AND
RELIGIOUS pLoPLc TO REJOICE AT
TIE VIC CToRIES OF OUR NAVY" nolu
claim al tie .l0n0r fly6tfS attendant nj.
on these Saae cicforieS Z But these are
vain professions, .i,d have no Eclght IN
the scale OF truth. IS experience, i
is praciica! eviccuCe, which a.one can ,.c-
eide tic superior claims on ciiherpatiy
TO being the friends Of the navy. Nha,
was the navy at the commcncement ot
Tee late war ? II is Increased more than
double, not by the expense Of 5uildipg
ihcm, but by g!o.ous capulrcss ihey
were taken from au cneray who viewed
our little navy Wllh an eye Of JEALOUSY,
who wished 70 anuihiate il, and !" nip il
III The bud !" But the infant Hercules
was TOO mighty lCa the willy serpent, and
wiino only encounter him with success; /;
but wHEN THEpAY or HIS MATURITY
SHALL ARRIVE, WE HAVE THE MOST
TLATTEarNC FoREBopINCs THAT NE
WILL BE ABLE TO vANQufsH THE
MONSTER
dscrienn Uatckmau.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10

THE subscriber having been appointed Exeedtnr
L TO the last VIII and lGstamemt OF MAsrsA
vAus, l.,e Of Middlc,own, in the County OF Ne~s
pot, dccvsscd. and having given bond as the lag
directs, requests all persons indebted 10 said ESTATES
to make immediate payment, and those having any
demands, to present the sare Tot settlement,
A,A BW0Oks.
.Aewbors, Jarf,dfy g.. 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10
Cnect Ribbons, ,.Siiks e. Easyris.

lust opened ana for sale by r. o. RiCiiMUNbj
j elegant Levantiae and plain Silks, white Flat:
neis for rs cents per yard--and great variety OF
other Goods very cheap fer cssh.---.iisc, a few
chests soushong Tea-supcrior quality.
Ian. 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10
NO7iLE.
s'ate u Rhode I,land snd Providence Fldas

STATE J Nhode- Is9und and I1rorfderrr f'lc7s
fanons-- Dec. 22d, 1915.
THE creditors Of BnnJAMis D. iiowLksp. OF
4. Newport Trader, are hereby notified 70 APP
p,ay IL tey shah think tt, At the General Assem-
oiy 10 be holden At Providence, on the third Mons
day OF February nest.hen and there 10 shcw causes
II any they may hayc why his petition for the behei
fit OF an net, pasrrd in June, A. L. 1885, entitled
An act FOR the relief of lnsclveh, Debtosr ought
SAMUEL EDDY. Sssry.
Ian. TO-
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c. M. THIRST ON.


2Ssrs (sr saie, al NJ Il 1fsHAfft1
10 casks New RICE;
rs bsgs COFFEE. at i6 CTS. pes fb!
20 barrels Alexandra Ft.Oyk;
8 boxies of SUGAR
1000 lbs. LOAF SUGAR
30 gIinia Of COD-ffSH,
10 hbds n. r. RUNE
w. l,nCM, By the bsrrclsss
GIN and BRANDY, by do.i
10 boxes RhisiESs
S bags PIMENTOs
2. chests Tyson TEA; -
s quar,cr.cssks TencriGc VINE;
3 do maissa Do.
4 do. Currsht do.
Pow DER, BY the taSk
!. win genera sssorthxn. ~ iSta dustsS
~. INDIA COOpS.and GROCERIES,
a. FETAL. DE-. ~
~ - II ". I - -..<x
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10

morning last, in l6 hours from Sandy
Hook.
Treaty ssiM .figsers.-yhis treaty, which win he
found eutre IN this days Mercury. does honor the
country, and equal honor to the brave DEcArua
who negotiated Il. Would we could say as much
OF the Convention with Greai.B.taint'
.VeEp'r' AfereEry, Of saturday lasf
Decatur and ais brave associates IN negoci.
s,ing the treaty with Algiers, has unques,oo-
ably given luslse 10 The national eharacter,snd
deservedly gained not only the applause oil q
grateful country. bot Of the civilized world.
This, in substance, corresponds wiih the ,e-
mark made by the editors Of the Mercury,io,
which praise worthy act they are entitled 10
great credit. The exceptionable sentence oi
their paragraph reads thus, 4" pould that we
could say as much Of Tie Convention svih q
Britafn" This ilIibcral reflection on some
OF the first characters of our country, comes
with i'll grace from source to whom may Be
attributed the disappointed expectation a. 10
the issue Of that psgocislion. 81 Wouid hhaf
ve csgid ssy as much Of rhe Councnr;on svith
Greaf. Britain" And so you could bu, for
the deprsvcd condoc, Of the Hartford Con-
ven,ionist and /" biue Hght" gentlemen. "0h
shame, where i, thy blush" for such .fFroo,sy.
It's fact that these sc,ious grumDlers,
federalis,s of the Boston stamp, previous to
the ratification of the treaty, were incessant
in their efforts to pfostcale our beloved coun.
sry to the foot stool of her enemy They vo-
cifesated ,hei', wishes TO accept peace even
On the following degr rading terms Of the sine.
qsa-nen.
ist.-7ne military orcuaahon Of all me
T,L. to.u stn k.,
which we would have iocedc 2,o6o,ooo
acres of land worth Si4,Soo 600, and
10000 inhabitants.
oood.--A direct communication from Hal.
iEac and .veSv Brurswick 10 Qae6ec--
bv which we would have had TO cede
44ss ooo acres of land, worth S22,
49l 500, and 5000 iohabi,an,s.
g. !s!.--.f boundary tine for the Indians
by which we would have had 10 ceGc
abou, one third Of the STATE g OHIO
The zohoie Of thc Michigan Territory
Illinois Terrifory--and Aorth Hestcrn
Tsrrifory--amounting' to moro than
third of the territory of the U .State:-
containing in the aggregate 1858,
0So acres of land worth s S7,5o6,o8i.
AMI containing 60, 900 Inhabitants:
And now that our country has obtained aa
honor able peace, is il not singulartha; the
same gambling should be kept up.
As for the Hartford Coaventionist and
/" blue light" gen.lemen,,hc immortal Wash
ington, inshrined with imperishable fame
glanced penetrating eye from his abode Of
bliss and frowned Indignant on such apoNates,
whose hearts swelled with evi! intention -
Bas the tear Of regret which moi,tencd his
venerable cheek, was frightened into smiles,
10 1ehoIdiug the rsiulgeuce Of ouf nationa!
glory achieved by Madsop's administering.
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FROM WASHIAGToM LAN. 8.


third and last victorious cruise, arrived
in this cats on Monday.
In the House OF Representatives, yes
terd4y. there WIS an animated debate on
the subject of Military Academies. The
result OF the debate was, that there should
not be more than, one additional Military
Academy and it is doubtful whether
the House will agree upon the point
where that one shall be established. The
proceedings on this subject, however, the
reader will observe, having taken place
in the committee of the whole, are not
conclusive on any point but one, on
which there. appeared to be 4 large ma
jmi.y, VIZ. that if there be but one ad-
dl;ional Academy decided on, its !oca-
ton shall not be within the. District of
Columbia
The Committee of Congress on the
subiec, of NATIONAL BANK,
have agreed unanimously to report bill
for one.--It is not said on what capital.
Public Lands--From 1900 10 1915, the
national domains in the Western Country
have produeed the large sum OF Sl3 1868.
The lands arc sold at two dolloars per acre.
The great KosofUsso, Of Poland, resides
in small village nea' rroycs in France.
-oo-
Sc. Loms.-From late census il appears
that the rown Of St Louis, in the Mississip.
pi Territory, contains 1000 souls and the
couoiy, exclusive Of the town, 53s5, making
1895 IN oil.
Lfore Crum5S Of Comic OFT .}5rshe Hart
ford Ccnvcnfion-
The London Monthly Magazine, one Of
,hs most esteemed and extensively circulated
literary Journal, in England, nnder the head
Of State of Public Affsir-, io February last,
hs. the following cutting remarks on the
R,nrpire Convention, at Hsr;io,d -
: Some disappointed and ambitions fami-
lies io,he no:he!p 6aies cftbs American
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

GENERAL LAND OyrtcEs ~.
Harrington, December z, Islhs
NOTICE rs hereby given, that no patent for NIL
In itary Bounty Lands to any Soldier Of rht 's'0
Army will be delivered this Office. unless the fsr.
son entitled TO such patent shat cisher pefsonany
appeal or exhibit power Of attorney IA The tof'o~S
ing order
g State Cor Terri ~ q -------<s
--- County ---- - !. "a
Know all men by these presents. thsff, a ~
lately Soldier Of the United States Army, DO hsses
By constitute &c ny OF the County OF ~ ~ re
state Cor territory Of, my attorney, for nsc ~
my name and for my uses 10 receive FROM the esns
rnissiorcrs Of the General Land Office, Pa'sys
founded on the Military Warrant, No. -, da.tc '1o
- day Of - 10 -.
In wit,rss whereof, isnbscribe my nairs sh1s .
dsy Of -. "a Al.
STATE (or TerrfnyJ sf ----,
/. ----- CoEny Of <--- ,s
In testimony that the above named L F.waff ~
the day when the above atknowleds sement was nrsAeS
Justice Of Peace fov the at ,vereniioned toufrys1
subscribe ms name and afhx The coontg Tor notati1
ali seal this -.--- day of ----, 10 -.
W @. II. Clerk OF County Cosi<s
44 (or Notary Public y
M JOSIAH MACS
Cs~sdssjmerar shs csner@ Land 0esS
fDsc. cO1 tfas.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,Jf UzRY 10, 1916.

The U. S. irigaie Java, Com. Pra-
NY, arrived in this harbor on Sunday
morning last, IL l6 hours from Sandy
Hook.
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The great KosoiUsso, OF Poland, resides
in a small village nea' rroycs 10 France.
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CROCKEKf. 7'EAS, SILKS, vs,


~ C'ItotS s)OuCfD1IE Tshos
9 crates CUPS and SAJCERJ w,
! case piain,t~ilpd d.b'aek and tnI'G Sf' xs
~hreh viii be sold by Wholesale Or retail for ..lS
more tiran hasf the usual ptices-ty
r. q, HicHNtONU
4 ~ Cash VII be given Sos one tborfsand f,oil
sfs Treasury Notes OF Nce FORK Noreys.t smslf
Discount, II applied FIR Immediately. = fs~, %
JOB n. WNSENDs
c.fSLvET .,f,7kcR, IA ,i, .sExsf'vrf.
!, I fAs zoe sale, 1000 feet Sorh River ohEhRf
: BOARD. ie applied FIR 'ocn. and KEEPS eons
Of ll.e nswen f.h;on, 'htat fvr cash o. rod: ~,
rrcsrces Nf -.
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Public Lands.--From 1900 to 1915, the
national domains in the Western Country
have produeed the large sum OF SI3496,688.
The lands arc sold at two doiloars per acre.
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Sc. Loms.-From late census il appears
tha, the ,own Of ST Louis, in the Nississ'p-
pi Territory. contains 1000 souls and the
couo,y, exclusive Of the town, s5s5, making
1895 IN oil.
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Jan. 10,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-01-10

Treaty ssiM .flgiers.-This treaty, which win h
sound eutre m this days Mercury does honor TO tn
country, and equal honor to tue brave DEcAru'
who negoosated H. Would we could say as mucl
of the Convention with Greai.B.itaint
.Ne1ro,rf .lferrurn af .Saifkrdau laAf.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
R0BERV GRAZ
o7Ros.TE TIiE wAanINorox rArrr

OPPOSITE THE WARRINGTON TAVERN,
Has lately received fr sale the fol-
low'pr B,eks.
Maion's Plea for sacramantai Communion
on Catholic principles.
New Military Diiciplinc for the field ex-
erclfe and manoeuvres of the infantry of the
United States, compiled and adapted 20 the
organization of the army Of the u States.
aSrceably to reiolve of Congrsis, dated
December, 1919.
Pocket Biblesi elegan; and plain binding
Smith and Little's, and Adgase's mmGc
books.
Davidfon's Philadelphia Latin Grammar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercife. In
PRODUCTION, Reader, and Sequel
SCOTS Leirons, Sanford and Morton.
Rudiman's RudimentS of the Latin
Tongue.
Bunyan's Holy War, Goldim;td's Rome,
Death of Abel. Waverly, M'Fingal, Lewis
and Clark's Travels to the Pacific Ocean,
| American Star, Hervey's meditations, Bell's
Objections, Jess Afihant, Hunters Sacred
Biography, Jackion's Book keeping, Prac-
teal Education, Taylor's Sermons, Life of
Fcnelon, Tciemachus, Moore's AnacTeon,
| Curle OF Kehama, Thalaba or the destroyer,
Lie of Cook the tragedian, Sllmagundi, Ef.
PTlclIaS Letters, tOOte'S WORKS, Beauties CT
| the Botanic Garden, The Year, poem !;
Pleaiures and Pains of Memory, Memoirs
Of Henry KIRK White, Popc's Works, Lord
of the Isles, Broad e}rins. TouriG's Guide,
| Pleaiures of Hope, Gertrude of Wyominr,
Dunlap's Plays, HANDLERS Magazine, HO-
mer burlefqucd, DR.. Ifraeps Romance, I'm
chauted Plants Fables of Fora, Cattle
Rackrcnt, Rival Princes, Gutter, Founding
of Belgrade, non Raphael, Cattle Of Otran.
TO, Village Paltor, Self Gontroul, Looking
glafs for the mind, Mintrel, Baxter's Call,
Triumphs of Temper, New York Precep
tor, Young's night Thoughts, Calendar OF
Nature, Choice Emblems, Chld's Maya
zine, Child's Cabinet, Snowden's America,
Wecm's Life of Waiting; on, Doddridge's
Family Expoftor, Hunell's Modern Eu-
rope, Gibbons Roman Empire, elegantly
bound in calf and gilt.
ON HAND,
Spelling Books, Testaments, States, PEN
ellis, Waters, Quills, falling Wax, Writing
Paper, Paint Boxes, Hair Pencils, German
Flutes, Clarioncts, Violirs, Violin Strings
Bows and Bridges, &c.
ALSO,
A large stock of mlfcellancous book
which he will fell at retail prices for unchar
cred country henk notes, atVar.
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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-12-09
VIM. WALKER.
INDIAN bOC7OP.


INFORMS Ladies and Gentlemen affii6t-
4 cd with any of the following complaint:
that by long intercourse with MANY differ.
ent tribes OF favages, and much practice,
he gives fudden relief in the mott defpefats
cafes, and when given up by otlier phyf-
cians--viz:
Rheumatiims, Scurvies, Bilious COM
plants, Fits, Fever and Ague, Di1batis,
Ulcers, White Swellings, Cancers of all
kinds, Conlumptions with many other COM
plants
DR.. w. has within a few weeks, per
formed iome Of the mof wonderful cures in
the above dIfeafes ever, effected in this coun
try, as many Respectable perfons can teaify.
d.. Walkers powders never Eeil to fof-
ten cancers and bring them to a dlcharge,
WIN very little pain 10 the patient.
His pretcnt reidencc is in the CITY OF
Waihinston, near the navy-yard market.
November X.