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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28
DAVID GRIFFTrH.

INFORMS his riends and the public, that he
has taken ftand he facre of Doc Coe. Old
polite MIR. Daniel Hows fore in Middle ffreet :
where be propofes 20 carry on the making, re-
pairing and coveriog of UMBRELLAS ,5 PAR
AS0LS of various descriptions, al the ihort Ell
nor &c.
Also Old Umbrellas and frames OF do. rur.
Ihsied, exchanged on Reasonable terms.
" b. He would alto give notice that he IL
making preparations 70 furna himief with =
complete aformen, OF G~dn esrds for the eDfuipg
ieason, where he will be happy TO fupply his
fTIends and cufomers. Portland. Oct. 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28

-coNsIsTING oF-
Black and blue funerfne Saxon BROADCL0THS
Black blue bronze and mix d hne do
Bea double ai!led CASsIMERES. al, colours
e.. .nd can,o,on do dn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28
ItP NEW GOODS.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,

La NDo ~ N o. LIN 1oIN,
HAZE JUST RECEfYED AND ARE NOW
OPENING
K h e1ue a ,upi s',et Saxon BRoADcLoTHs.
Haighs blue Broadcloths for furtouts
Bel double niil'd mixed blue and black CdSST-
MERES
cashmere Shaws
Black levsntne Silk
Black and coiored Canton Grapes
Superhne blue and qusena Cloth
Undrcfied Cacoes
Carlifs Ginghams
Bombaxetts
Cloak Cambleus
late and black worried Hofe
Devonfhite Kerfeys-Coa,ings
bale A 4 unheachd sheatings
do red, crmfon green, yellow and white
Fisnnels
1 do 84@
1oa ROSE BLANKETS.
t2.4 Sept. 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28
NOTICE.

John W. SMITH, RESPECTFULLY in.
J forms the public, that he ha, ouened store
~ the corner of Middle and plumb Greet. and
next door eaft of MeIrs. Dana aud Mitchell. fore
where he offers for fale. general afrortmeot Of
West-Iadsa Goods &c Groceries.
of the ben quality, and at tair price, for cah
or Country Produce
Portland, Oct 81 1917 &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28
Men e Fashionable Goods,
NJ ow opening for is!s a. the head of Exehauge
~ ftreet by
JOSEPH HARROD,


-coNsIsTING or
Blzck aud blue funerGne Saxon BROADCLOTHS
Black, blue, bronze and mix d foe do
Ben double Failled CASsIMERES. al, colours
Fine aud common do. do.
! bale FianeIs. all colours
I bale Bombszetss
I do Boretts
do. 4 4 Water Loom Shrtings
do. S do do. Sheesugs
do. :. {. 2t2 =, AaJ = ROSE
BL ANKEIS 81
PeIiiIe F,anels aud CIoths
Swan1in-Ba zss-Tartsn Plsids
Faflouab'e vefing DO.
] cafe ladies' worried aate, lead. black and white
Hofe, very cheap
Steam, Loom and Britifh Shirtings
rs and 4 Irifh Liueus--Linen CamSrics
44S 4 Cotton Cambrics aad Cambria Mullins
s A Carline Ginehams Factory Cinghams
Gent and ladies b ack and white Il k Hole
Do. do. EDgifh and French nix Cloves
Do do. lined Beavet Ds'ves
Ladies white and coiored kid Cloves
Mullins and Lawns variety
India Down Tippets and VandyFes
Silk. chinsz and Imitation Shawls
Scarlet. white drzb and buff Calhmere shawls
Fashionable Cscoes
Furnitures and Copperplates
Ijoeu Cambria Handkerchiefs
Imitation do. do.
italian Crapes-Fancy Mullins
Habit Trimmings, confaing of Frogs, Tsiies, Dai
Ies, Cird!es, &c &c.
Ribbons. an a6ortmenr
Back Elk, flag aud Bsndanaa Handkerchief
Pautxoon Drawe --Guefniey Frocks
Gent. worried and lambs wool Hcte
Do Pautaioon do do do
Dimoties-G,k SInchaws and Sarinetts
Cold Sarfnetts and florence Luitrings
Fafhiou able Buttons sisk--rwiit
Pins--Tape-- Bindings, &c. sc.
notwithstanding the greas rife of Goods in Eng
land. the above w.il be fold very cheap, for Cath
only. If sept so
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28

Blue, black green, OF s 4. and elegant
i've, brown and mixed fix Shawis
BRoADcLoTHS Imitation do
Do. c4dSsIAfERES, FIN. Common chlntz do.
gle and double mild Silk, worried and cotton
Sup fine undrefs'd Prints Hofe
Fine and common Cali Six Half Hofe
Goes Englifh and French fix
Superior and low priced Gloves
Furni;ures KID and Beaver do
Cotton and linen Cam Black Italian Grapes
brics Do fix Yelling st
Brtiih and aeam loom White figured and buff
Shirtings MsrlailIes do
aud lrifh Linen Cambria and common
"A K 6 Ginghams1 Dimoties
Black and eolored Cam. Plain book, Leno and
brics fancy figured Mulli0s
Black fix Handkerchie.s Cambria do.
Flag Bandanna and fancy Silk Umbrellas and Par
dk do. afols
Plain and figured velvst Cotton Umbrellas
Bindings Satin and Luitring Rib
Cotton Laces bons
Blue and yellow Nsnkins Plaid add fancy do.
Quality * Shoe Bindings Shell horn Hail Combs
Cambria Pocket tidkfs Gilt coat 81 ven Buttons
Patent and cotton Flag Imperial do do
ditto Bell aud pearl Buttons
Levaotnes Green and fancy figured
Black slnchaws Bonnet Silks
DO Satfnets Plus; Needles
Plaid 10 Tapes; Fans &c.
Double and Jingle Flor PLAIN and figured BON
enee bazetts and Rzttinetts
Stocking Nett, &c. &c
ALSo-on hand large anortment of
AMERICAN GOODS,
CONSISTING Or
White and blue Warp Yarn,
white and colourd Threads,
do do stocking Yarns
do, do. cotton ais
oleached and unbIesched shirtings
do. . do sheetiugs
Bedtiekings, blue Planes
Stripes and Checks
Ginghams -Chambrsys
Satunetts Priefl Cloths, &c &c.
All of which will be fold low for Cash
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1817-10-28
Mem Flour and Beef,
JOEL HALL,

Has for Sale, No II Long WSagf.
100 bbls. Superfine FLOUR, Hax-
al Brand from new wheat for families use
Bbls No g. 2. BBgF, con030tIy on tand
Hnds. Martinico MOLAssEs
Boxes brown and settled SOAP
Do. CANDLES
Oct. 90.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-03
JUST PUBLISHED
For IaIe By sbr Sn6)eri5er.

a second volume of Allison's Sermons.
- he poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, by
Nooert Southcy, esq. IS cts.
M. De Roccas' Memories OF the French
war in Spain, dollar.
Paris Revifited in 1873, by Scott, dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. OPie, dolls.
Tales of Fancy, by Mifs Burney, dol.
ChrIstable, Xubla Khan, and the Pains
OF Sleep, Vifon, by S. T. Coleridge,
81 Ia cts.
Chriftian Disciple, Friend of Peace.
Mafonic Minitrel, Election of Mafonic,
detrimental and humorous fongs, Ducts,
glees, chorufes, rounds and canzonetts, ref
pectfully dedicated to the moft antient and
honorable fraternity Of free and accepted
Mafons, with an appendix, containing a
fhort hiforical account of Maionry and
hkewife Il lilt Of all the Lodges in the Unit
ed States.
N. B.-Subscribers TO the laf mentioned
book, will pleas call or send for them The
subscribers price is dolls, non. subscribers
50. ROBT. GRAY.
Oct. I6.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Nrsvem6sr IS, 1916

NcfUem0ET IS, 1910
IN have been aligned for the payment of
fuch Treainry Mites and the intereit there
on, rs are now due at the Loan Office in the
city of New York, in the fate of N. York;
and which were not embraced by the Motif
cation from this Department, OF the zad of
Auguf, 1916.
And the faid Treafnry Notes will accord.
iingly be paid upon the application of the
holders thereof respectively, at the fad
Loan office in the city of New York, at any
time prior to the frff day of January 1917,
after which day interef will ceaie 10 be pay
able upon the faid TreaIury Notes.
The Commii1ioners in the feveral ftates
are requefted to make this notice generally
known by all The means in their power, and
the pri tiers authorized to pubIifh the laws
of the United States, will be pleafed to in
fert it once week in their REFLECTIVE pa
pers until the firf day of January next.
VIM. II. CRAWFORD
nov. II. t1ffI
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-03
POETRY.
ORIGINAL ADDRESS,


Delivered by member of the Alexandria
Thefpian Society, on the open-
ing of the Theatre.
OUp eyes deceive us IL our bio1s ends
Have no. drawn forth again our former
fay,
Since fbaf's a cloak knaves drers in ev'ry day
BUT 70 the poin'l II cheers orr toilfome wav.
10 10 oe f6Ss noticed by the sage and gay:
ne former buoying up fav'rite cauie.
ne latter GROWING it with their applaufe :
nus crnthing ev'ry dawn Of rIfing fear,
ini?ireSthe voice that meets the lift' ming ear
Howe'er defective in our means to pIeafe:
iow little claim our at7i0n has tor fccJ-
yer from this jury, urg'd by natures laws,
we nope to gain a verdict for our caufc.
what cauie 'tis afk'di Humanity reyIies.
ha' ttrongeft cord on which our peace re.
lies
That planet duty, eafy underifood,
NAT needs no Prompter with the great and
good;
Whit CHARITY, behind, in filent mood -.
Awaiting this appeal to feeling. food
Sweet Charity apoftrophis'd BY love.
'S"N', P'hPoit icI dDONc-
what though attacked by over-anxious zeal,
Mutt we then ceafe to think and ceafe TO feel;
Leave all the attributes of man behind,
And bid the wretched outcait feed on wind I;
1ell the pale futferer, cen in Gcknefs low,
10 TAFT is holy fatire on their woel
no tho the cynic Gcoff, or zealot low'r,
And lend to p:riecuton all their pow'r-
yet will we aet,n fear fuch frghtful odds,
Aruitins that caule is worthy, that is COPS.
Illus, then, the matters plain before your
view,
we low the feed, the hsrveit refs with YOU:
Lee not the wretched unbefriended 90,
But flop the ftarting tears before they aow:
Let nope b q iutfering innocence arife,
AND JOY once more Come fparkling from
their eyes:
Il ct not the child or widow, want your aid,
Tor quits TO them e promis'd to be pad
And Taft, we ak, whate'er our errors be,
You'll teft them with the touch of CHA
R4TY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-03
BAR IRON

THE subscriber has jun received a ge-
neral ddortment Of BAR IRON OF
every deicriPtion, iuch as Plough Plates,
Axe Bars. Tire Iron OF different Widths
and thickness, fquare and FAT bars Of ala
lizes, round bolt ditto, well aGorted Ger
man and Crowley Steel of good quality.
Spikes, Nails, Brads and sprigs of his own
manufacturing, and almoif every article ia.
the building line, which he will fell on the
mott reaionable terms. Being convenicnt
TO the water thote trading up and down the
river and others will find it to their advan-
tage to call at his Nail Mandatory, Union
itreet, where they can be fupplied at The
ihorteft notice and every favor gratefully
acknowledged.
HORACE FIELD.
November ar
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-01-03
10 Let,

A convenient frame dwelling house
on Pitt street, near to Princess street,
Contailing six good rooms, and fitted
to accommodate one or two families
with ground newly fenced in for large
garden-two or three springs Of good
water near the nremises-Possession
will be given i,nmediately-For terms
apply to
AiandeUiWe 81 La~motu.
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December !.
IaW2In
Alexandria, Dec so. I8l,

Alexandria, Dec. 80. 1916
NIAS committed to the Jail of this
w county as a runaway a MICRO
MAN, named WILLIAM-he is about {
feet inches high fout made; about IS
year$'of age; was bought of Mrs. BoSe
OF Maryland, by MIR. William ZONES Of
Georgia and runaway from him in Virginia
The owner is requefted TO call and prove
his property, pay charges and take him a
way o'herwife he will be difpofed of as the
law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Tailor.
January 1aw,m
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FOR SALE.

Y WISH to sell or rent my farm On
81 Retirement, three and bali miles
from Alexandria. 1t is valuable farm
and contains 10Y acres, about 20 Of
which may be sown down in small grain
this fall Ten acres are in timothy and
20 more suilable-There is plen-
~ Of good timber. and the place is we'll
watered, and under an excellent fence.
I will make the terms accommodating
tic purchaser, If it is not sold will!
let il out on shares or for a certain rent.
" wish TO sell gIod second
hand wagon and cart, and will take tim
Der in payment.
GEO ATKINSON
Sept. 4 F'f
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Alexandria, Nov. 30.

M1AS committed to the jail of this
county, as runaway, a MuLATTo
MAN, who fayS his name is David ZONES,
and fays that he came from Haford county
IN the fate of South Caro!ina-he is about
feet Q or 10 inches high, and about IA
years oid-his face is rough with pimples-
he had OH blue cloth coat and home made
Pantaloons. The owner is requeRed 20
come and prove his property, pay charges
take him away, otherwiie he will be dilpof-
ed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
OF the jail tor Wafingron Boyd,
Martial.
December !. Iaw.n
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TAKE NOTICE.

That 1t particularly requcflea tina, thofe
perions indebted to the late firm of Withcrs
q Herbert, fhonld come forward and make
immediate payment, as the fublcriber is
extremely anxious to pay off what may be
due by iaid firm and clofe :he buGnefs; all
Reasonable Indulgence having been giver
l am to be found at the houfe of John
WItherSan Go, oPpofte the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandria. Should be abfent
at any time, Mr. John Warrington, living
at lad honfe, or MIR. Z. Gilpin, living with
Meiirs. griffith & Brawner, Will attend in
my Read and lign in my name receipts for
any money paid on fuch accounts, they be-
ing hereby authorized 10 to do.
CAVE WITHERS
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
TO LET.
FOR SIZE and 10 LEY,

That elegant establishment on JEFF
tersou street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and five good lodging rooms neatly e.
nished, smoke house, dairy, kitchen,
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, a garden well stocked
with vegetables, and best of water al
the distance of 200 or 800 yards--the
improvements are in complete repair
the situation very pleasant-the rent
will be moderate, and immediate pcs.
session given-apply to
JOHN JACKSON.
Aur O.
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APPROVED
Family Me dicines.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.

Lees Anti Bilious Pills.
TIVE operation of theie highly efieemeS
Il Pills is perfectly mild, and the expe-
rience OF thouiaDds has proved they NAV i,x.
nied IN every fituation in lille without the
leaf inconvenience
They are admirably adapted to carry of
tuperHuous bile, sc. &c.
Lee " orm- destroying Lozenges.
ihis medicine, which is as innocent ana.
mid as II is certain and effacacious in its O.
peratlon, cannot injure the youngeit infant.
ihouid no worms exiit IN its body; bur will,
without pain or gripping, cieanie the fomaota
and bowels.
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TO LET,

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on The first day OF
MAY. II LYNN.
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LIND EOR HALN.

IN the County Of Fairfax, about Is
miles from Alexandria, anu the same
dist0nce from Georgetown and Wash
ton. Fhis land rs now under GOO
fencing, and lies in a handsome square
of four fields, which all concentrate
IN one yards with new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
Is suficiency of timber 10 support
the place for number of years there
is from $50 TO 500 acres, fifteen i'll
meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are a frame Dwelling
large enough for any size family, with
every necessary out house, we'll water
ed, and excellent springs, large or
chards of every kim of frui,s. The a.
Dove land is good and viii be sold a
great bargain, on application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
AleX'a. King street, Aug. is
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CONDITIONS.
The work will be neatly printed OF
paper OF good quality, with new and
handsome type, in duodecimo form.
The three poems TO be united in one
volume, containing upwards Of 100 pa
ges, and delivered to subscribers at rs
cents Baltimore, .Nou. IS.
30" Subscriptions received at this
office.
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Notice is hereby given,
THAT the collector Of the revenue for
the 1ad collection difri6t of Virginia,
or his deputy will attend at
Leefburg from the 1T to the / 9Th of Janua-
,..,,. ry, 1917,
Middlebutg Monday 9Th,
Aide "wednesday Sth,
Waterford Tuelday 18th,
Hiilsborough Thurfday 10Th,
Uppe'ville Saturday 18th,
Wen End, in Fairfax, Saturday 18th Jan'ry.
Hendley Nelfon's Monday 9th,
Fairfax Court Houfe, Monday 1oth,
For the purpofe of receiving the entry of
carriages, with the harhcis ufed therefor,
agreeable to an act of congrefS, paiTed the
fifteenth day of December, 1914, which en-
try is thereby required to be made, for fail
Ing to do which penalty of double the a.
mount of the duty impofed by the act of the
fifteenth of December, 1914, will be encnIr-
&c. Given under my hand, Dec. =, 1916,
jNO. LITTLEJOHN,
Collector of the Revenue.
N. B. Non-reidents are informed tina,
DANIEL MINOR, Efq. of Alexandria, will
receive the amount of their Direct Tax.
'uron property holden by them in the couh-
ties of Loudoun and Fairfax, which tax if
not paid before the nth day of January.
1877, will be fent on to the defgnated col
lector at Richmond-Perfons deiirous of
feeling their lifts may do 70 by applying to
me at MOTIFS in Alexandria on the 9th or
10th of January next.
December 6,
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Mayy Commi55ioner,sO@ee.l
9HP. {, 1916

- AoiO'
The Board Of Navy Commissioners will
receive, until the Ist day of January, 1877,
proposals for furnishing, for the use of the
Navy of the United States,
SO, 900 TO $4,000 Cubical feet Of live oak
timber, cat to riioulds, for ship of the line
and two frigates.
100000 to $50, 900 feet OF oak plank, aud
IS, 900 feet of yellow pine plank, 70, the
same
Also-Iao,ooo feet Of white pine boards,
of in. Ia in. in. IL in. and ranging
timber for ships Of the line and frigates, Of
either live oak, white oak, locust OF red ce-
dar, or proportional each to be delivered
at such navy yard or yards, as the commits
siCRers may designate, and be subject to the
navy inspection at the places of delivery.
The commissioners will find, at the public
expense, a suitable person to superintend the
moulding. They invite those disposed to
offer for contracts, to make their proposals
Tor not less than quantity sufficient for a
ship of the line, or fora frigate.
JOHN RODGERS, PreSidenf
offbe Board Of Naz,v Conmiss;on-.,
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE.

a TRACT OF LAND, containing ss7
a acres, more or lefs, lying on Oooquan
Bay, in the county Of Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, djoining lands of Rob't T .Thomp-
fon and VIM Mafon. 1t is prefumed thoie
defrous of purchaing will view the land,
and themfelvea judge of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third of the purchafe money
will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed OF
truf to fecure the payments.
THOMSON F. MASON.
December rs. If
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a TEACHER WANTEn.

a T the LITTLE FALLS, Alexandria co.
1 h d c. One we'll acquainted with Bn-
glifh Grammar, Writing, and Arithmetic,
and Of good moral character, will receive a
liberal fslary. None other need apply.
WILLIAM MINOR.
December g, F5t
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--s cr1@~c~H

From the Utica Patriot and Patrol.
Nxr. MAYNARD,
l he following story l have
translated from the Beauties of
History, in French, by M. G. Nor
let. If you think it will contribute
TO tie amusement of your readers,
It is at your service
" A very rich lord had by his
will given all his estate to a convent
of Benedictine Monks He had
expressly stated in the will, that
they should give to his children
whatsoever pleased. them, (the
Monks. When hes&as dead, the
convent seized upon all his estate.
Ihe poor children of the deceased
addressed themselves to the Duke
d'Ossone, viceroy of Naples, and
beSought him to compel The monks
to grant them something. The
Duke, touched by their misfor.
tunes, summoned the Benedictines
before him, and demanded of them
how much they would give to those
children ? The good Fathers an
swered, 5000 livres." i" And
how much is the property worth
which you retain 2" enqured the
Duke. The Benedictines answer
ed that it might be worth about
100000 francs. " My Fathers,
(said the Duke it is necessary to
follow the intention of the testator,
which, from the wording of the will.
appears to be, that his children shall
have whatsoever pleases you;' and
consequently it is necessary for you
to give them the 100000 francs,
for | see they please you very,
much - The Monks wished to
reply but the Duke without hear
ing them, caused his Judgment to
be executed on the spot"
An Englishman asked an Irish
man, if the roads IN Ireland were
good. Yes, said the Irishman, so
excellent, that wonder you do not
import some of them to England.
We have the road to love strewcd
with roses ; the road of marimony
through nettles; the road Of honor
through a duel; the road to the
undertaker's through the apotheca.
rvs shop Have you any road tc
preferment asked the English
man. No, said the other, not nov
that road, since the union, is re
moved to England; you pass thro
it to the kings palace, and | ar
told it is the dirtiest road in Grea
Britain.
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PROPOSAL.

BY J. REFILL, PRINTER,
FOR PUBLISHING BY spBscRIPrIoN,
THREE POEMS,
BY PETER PINDAR, ESQ.
(wita explanatory ,notes)
ENTITLED.
I" The Royal Nuptials, or Epitha-
lamium Extraordinary"
t" The Royal Courtship, or Char
lotte and Cobourg."
" More Royal Coupling, or Glou-
cester and Mary"
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"I'll ftill on each location fling
he Royal deeds OF Prince or King,
Yes, be they e'er 70 5nug or private,
" Peter the t.uth will foon arrive at"
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NE. Rum, MOlaSscS, ougat 9. lrJ...
TOHN G. LADD & Co. offer for fale.
- the cargo OF brig Economy from Bottom,
viz:
81 hhds. N, T.. rum
So bbls. do.
9 bids. molalIes
81 bbls. Muicovado fugars
SO tons Ruhia and Swedes' iron, aIorted.
and fquare,
II bbls. tanners oil
40 tons PLATTER paris,
hid coffee
bingham boxes, tubs, covers, etc. etc.
DecembeI3o.
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Lees lntaIIible Ague and Fever9,
Drops.
I)roDs.

For ibe cH'f Of Ague5, Seminea. and Inter-.
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Never was a medicine offered that has
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ms. lhouiands can fatisfy of their being
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tual.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
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Lees Elixir.
yous Cordial.

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ute OF tea, frequent intoxicatior, or any 9th =
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euliar to females at Certain period of life,
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(sEcoND GLASS;
Win recommence drawing on MONDAY the
Sd day of February, 1917.
Prsifnf fafe Of The Wbeti-I5 days drawing