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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

a valuable Farm Tor Sale.
TIME SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
reasonable terms, valuable and
productive farm Of 600 acres, or therea-
bouts-being part ofths lands Of the late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Run in
the county of Prince William, in the
state of Yrginia-20 miles from the Oc-
coquan Mills-S5 miles from Alexan-
d-ia, and about the same distance from
Georgetown and the City of Washington
This farm lies in the centre OF an excel.
liant ueighborhood-is handsomely stu
ated-abundantly watered, and has upon
it an ample proportion of wood. The
soil is naturally strong, and considera-
BILE portion Of It has for some years past,
been cultivated according to the most
approved rules Of modern hasbandry-
Possession will be given on the first day
Of January next. The terms upon which
this property will be sold, will be made
known upon application to George l..
Brent, Of Stafford County, Va. or to the
subscriber living in Alexandria.
JOHN ID. SIMMS.
september 6 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Notice to whom it may con-

Germ.
TIVE Debts and Claims advertised in
the Alexandra Gazette Of this day.
20 be sold. by MIR. Thomas Swami. On the
18th Of september mkt, are my pre-
Perty.
| csnyeved those Debts and Claims to
Mr.. Swami ip trust for the security Of
M. William IIodgSon. but have never
given to Mr. Swami or 70 any other per-
son an authority 20 sell them.
VIM. WILSON.
August 1913 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Mechanics Bank of Alex'a

SEPTEMBER 2, 1917.
THE stockholders of this institution
are hereby hoti6eG that dividend
of Eve per cent. for the last halt year IS
this day declared payable to them or their
legal representatives On Friday the 18th
instant.
By order Of the president and direct
ors, P. II. MINOR, Cashier.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
HOUSES, LANDS. &c.
To let.

UEWO Brick WAREHOUSES. sitp
a ate >, the Intersection Of King ard
Cnlu -.:au<-streets, well calculated Tor the
Dry, Grocery. or Flour Business --F"r
.erms enquire Of ~
w II. DUNDAS.
xe,,snbar 10 dIw'hStutf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Description of Worms, and The 81,
toms by 1chich they are kncr.

Description of Worms, and ihc 81,
toms by lchich They are kncrn'
Worms which ipfest the human b,
are chiefly of four kinds viz.-Tbs I
res or large round worm the AsJ
des or small maw-worm the Cucsl
tina or shnrt flat white worm : /
lastly, the Tania or tape-worm, 50 h
ed from its resemblance to tape. h
is often many yards long and is al
Joints. 1t is most hurtfui and most
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending VEL
are-disagreeable breath, especialbl
the morning /; bad and corrupted su,s
itching in the nose. and about the 81
convuls;ens, epileptic fits, and sonnet
privation Of speech; starting and "a.
ing of the teeth in sleep /; irregular n
lite. sometimes loathing food and ,5s
times voracious purging with SLIM !
fetid stools ; vomiting; large and NJ
belly; pains and sickness at the }
mach slow fever with small and
regular pulse; dry cough; excess
thirst sometimes pale and unhsa.
countenance, and sometimes the b
bIoated and flushed. p
P9rsens afflicted with any Of the a.
symptoms should have immedisr. i
course 10 IIamilton's Worm Des.vp
Lozenges, which have been cols.r
attended WITT sue cess in all comm,
,.aiar "a those above described.
4 dose % his medicine given n
,iara!lv during the warm season. III d
icc;gaily prevent the vomiting sud u
gig o. ciIidreu-a dreadful di.qt
which annually destroys Thousands Of 3
infant pari % vur c.,izehs. It's Es,s
the nntdest aud most CERTAIN r,nB
kIo,.l. ai.d ha, restored 10 hea!t s.
strength great nua.ber whel in at
vanced stage of this fatal complaint.
tiCular aHd plain instructions are y
for every part Of the necessary trsaln.5
IN saci cases. :,
Children generally take this med /,
VITA eagerness; having pleasing apVSt
aDce, aud an agreeable taste. :,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
For Sale,

A tract OF Land containing s57 acres,
more or less, lying on ucccquan Bay IN
ne county Of Fairfax and state OF Firgi-
,ia, adjoining the lands Of Robert l.
Thompson ana William Mason. IL is
presumed those DESTROYS Of purchasing
viii view the land and for themselves
Judge of its peculiar advantages. One
taird Of the purchase money will be re.
CURED in hand, the balance at IL, Y is
months. with q decd Il trust to secure
the payments.
Thompson F..Mason.
Vece,nher Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
To Rent.

HNHAT large W aREH6CSE on ihe
Z north side Of King street, between
ur:on and Water streets. lately occupied
oy Messr,. Griffith and Drawner as an
auction and commission warehouse
immediate possession vii! lie given and
the terms made known by
ID. H. ALLEN.
May 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
For Sale,

4 STRONG healvhy NEGRO MAN.
a believed to be from thirty 10 thirty
ave years Of age. He has tor a ie"
years past worked under the direction
Of an experienced s.cer-house gardiner
AnnIy 20 NoBLEr HERBERT, ESq. Alex
~. August 5
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
The Desert ENLARGED !;

Situate and lyirg in Nanjsmoy, Charles
csuat5, as win raise tie sum OF two
thousand two hundred aaJ Dinety-ihree
dollars, sixty-six ard twe-thirds oil cent,
being the balance due ne on the sale to
he said Schoifeld and Smith. of the a
bove lands. GEO. FOR6ES.
p;sr,,,vav Sent dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Public sale.

10y virtue Of the power reserved to
Ed ne, in my coatrac. entered into
on the second lay OF October 1916. with
Jonathan Schol6eld and Alban 6. Smith,
1 win expose to public sale. AT Port-To-
bscco, on tae 2ad day Of September, sn
,oueh Of that tract or parce! Of Land,
called
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
This is to gire Notice.

nus - 10 gre sfotice'
That the subscriber, Of Alexandria
county, in the District Of Columbia, has
obtained from the orphans court of said
county letters Of administration on The
personal estate of WM. PATTON, Jr.
late of said county. deceased. All per-
sous having claims against the said de-
ceden, are her ely warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, passed
by the orphans court, to the subscriber
Oh or before the 4th day Of March next.
or they may by law be excluded from all
benefit TO said estate; aud those isdebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under NV hand this
4th day Of September, 1917.
\. HERBERT,
Adm'r. of VIM. Patton, Jr.
cpnfatpher
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
ORPHANS Court,

.9ie,randria County, Sepi'r. Term, 1917.
ARDERED, that the administrator o.
~ WIN Patton, Jun. deceased, DO in
sert the usual advertisement three times
a week for six weeks III the AIexandria
newspapers.
A copy-test,
MOORE REQ Wills
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

SALES AT VENDUE:
IN every Tuesday and Friday
WILL BE SOLD,
Il The Vendae Store, csiuer OF FRINGE
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
.,arGculars Of which viii be expressed in
the bills Of the day.
~. All kind Of goods which are On
imitation and the prices OF which are
established, can at aay time be viewed
md purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
November q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
HQmiltOn's Essence and Extract
Mustard.

4 safe and efiectuai remedy for Il
natisms govt palsy sprains ana b04
white swellings old strains and r,l
tons numbness and weakness OitteR
pains of the side head ache swelled ID
frozen limbs and every similar eOupl
II prevents cmlblains or chopped b
and the i'll effects Of getting wet OF d
in the feet.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

tiCuiar dHd plain INSTRUCTIONS are =
for every part of the necessary treall.
~ saci cases.
Children generally take this med;
VITA eagerness; having pleasing an,
ance, aud an agreeable taste.
Iiamilton's Essence and EI!raa
Mustard.
4 safe and efiectual remedy for Il
matisns govt palsy sprains ana bn-
white sweliings old strains and ri.
tons numbness and weakness CitfeH
pains of the side head ache swelled d
frozen limbs and every similar eOHpl
II prevents cmlblains or chopped h
and the i'll effects Of getting wet OF d
in the feet.
The Genuine Persian Lotion,
So celebrated among the fashion
throughou. Europe. is an Invaluable
metic, perfectly innocent and safe,
from corrosive and repel!ent ming
the basis Of other lotians. and q,
paralleled efficacy in removing bleFS
OF the face and skin freckIcs ~
inflamatory rcdness scurfs tetten
worms sunburns prickly heat &C. (
PERSIAN Lotion operates mildly, "
impeding the natural insensible Tao
ton which is essential TO health, IS
effects are speedy and permanei. !,
dering the skin Lelicately soft alds /
and improving the complexion.
The Damask Lip Salre-Restna
Po.cder for the teeth and &c
Ibis excellent preparation e
and strengthens the gums, presr
enamel from decay, and cleans
whitens the teeth, BY absorbing b.
acrimonious slime and foulness
suffered to accumulate, never ia!i =
jure and finally ruin them. v,
Hamiiton's Grand RESTORES
Is recommended as an invalu4, =,
dicine for the speedy relief and "A y
eut cure Of the various complains ~
ing from dissiPated pleasures, b!
indiscretions. residence in c'iHr y
favourable to the constitution, til l
derate use Of tea, frequent int'r 9
or any other destructive intenF3 4
the unskilful or excessive Use d q.
~, the diseases peculiar to iemas
certain period Of life, bad lying ~
Hamilton's Eli.rir for Cough:,
&c.
Celebrated for the cure Of cod,
nate coughs asihmas and apo
coRsunptions an! certain re6'i
the hopping cough. "a
Hahn's genuine Eye HdtT -
A sovereign remedy for all dslR.
the eyes, whether the effect Of D -;
weakness or of accident.
Toothe 1che Drops. 5
The only remedy yet discovered -
gives immediate aud lasting relief
most severe instances.
Lees Ointment for the llf y
Warranted an infalliole remed!! -
application, may be used with
safety on infants a week old, noIa,
tanning a particle Of mercury or a J.
gerous ingredient whatever, and :
companied with that tormentlH.
which attends the application o. q
remedies.
Rah's true g genuine GtrnD II
Plaster. u.
T*T The above celt%
MEDICINES are prepared at W
tent Medicine Warehouse New n
AMI sold wholesale 4 retail 9! " -
store Of JAMES KENNEL I'll
King street, who are sole as5eI' IN
exandria- 20
~ At the place of sale 18th
may be had gratis, aescIiOin: hia
formed by the above med'clnss Z
Der, Importance and resPetuL
which. fully justify ever! 'f sa I.
advertisement. ReI
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

May 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
A valuable Farm for Sale.

december IA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
NEWPORT.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

BY the arrival in this porn Of the ship AM
azon, Capt. Dcvcns, 10 42 daysfrom London,
we have received pape.s from that city to
Nov. 2. Their contents are howsye, unin-
teresting, except the account of the DEATa
oF The PRINtxss CEARLorrr, who was
delivered OF q s,iIl-born male infant, on The
FIVE hours after. The Princess was In the
22d year Of her age, and Was married TO the
Prince Of SAKE Cobours On the I'd Of May,
1915. Thus the hopes Of the worn-out and
dcbilitated Prince-Regent, Of q lineai success
sor TO his crown, are probably forevcr blaslsd
land his ofasa6te brother, the Duke Of York,
should be survive, wiz be the future hUpeinl
king Of England.
A London pspcr of the ii.h Was brought
out ia the Amazon but inislaid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
GAINES AND THE INDIANS.

O6fcr Of Afinedgevifie ~ Rej2ersor, Dec. 8, .isI7.
Exlrsc, Of letter ,om an intelligent gen.
,lemsn si Fort lIswkins, 10 The editor, dated
Dec a." Captain Stalling al ived hero this
morning, in seven days from Fort Scott, and
brings letters from 0cneral Gaines, aunoua-
cling secoud skirmIsh withihs Indiass -
The ydctachment consisted Of three hundred
men under the command g Col. Arhuckls.
They were attacked abodt twelve miles
frem Fort Scott, by psry Of FowLTown
and Osouchee Indians suppesed 10 be abou,s
100, and had Two wouhded,. one dangerously.
The Indians loss was suppdscd 10 be 8 w 10
They captured some cattle during the flight,
WHICH were retsken IN towns lying abouIe
miles from Fort Scoti. The delschmspt
then retrea,ed 4 miles end threw up bressss
works. The effective force ~ Fort Scott Is
about 500, 10 1000 men. M, doubt is posS
enie, tanned of $he hossiIe intentions Of the
Indians. Csptsiu StalIiogs thinks il il 22o
miles ct least from hero TO Fort Scott. All
this through pine barren, and mostly nesx
roads, or pc, hsps none II all. !"
Extraef Of another iefffr dated FoRT HAw~
KIEs, Dsc.8
"Captain S.. Thomas, from The Agency,
states that = foraging party Of 10 or ~ msss
from Fort Scott had besn cut of, and that
constant and Tremendous firing was heard
duriog the night 10 the direction Of Fort Scott,
This 10 supposed TO have been an attack upon
tho breast work thrown up by Colonel Ar
buckle, ut -Four Mile Creek"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

Soui i-iois OF these might 5e eohsidersdsr
now living, say 1900 abd about $40 Of these
might apply for pensions as being iD ind.
gence. He calculated the number of sur
viving officers at $40, | 9th Of the number at
the close Of the war. Ofthese he calculated
that abou.,34 would apply for pensions. Al
" dolls, per month for officers and about z
for soldiers. the annual expenditure would be
only 34.376 ~
II was voted that the Pensions should be
20 per month 10 efIicers aud to soldiers.
l, was moved that the Pension should be
given 70 all who survived, without pn inves-
tigaiion whether they wefe indigent or not.
This would incrsase tbe.annual expenditure
to near 900 dols. but would be diminisb-
ing every year. This mo,ion was not decid-
cd when the House adjourned to Monday
With the exception Of ono Member, the
Committee who reported the original bill was
composed entirely of Officers Of the RevoIu.
lion. The bill as they reported it provided
only for the INDECENT, and Of course excluded
Themselves.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
NAVAL DEPOT.

Errdef Of a letter from our Corvesrondrrs,
dated Washington, Dsc. %, 1917
"Four of the Commissioners appoint
ed on the Survey ofthe coast have report,
ed in favor OF Tiverton as Naval Depot,
but the President has not yet decided
the question.
From the above, IL will be seen, that there Is
now little, If any doubt, that the Grand Naval
Depot, will be established within our stats.
The dock.yard will be at Tiverton, and tho
stores, arsensls, &c. will undoubtedly be in
this town which in future will be the general
rendezvous of the American Navy. ThuA
Newport will again becomes place Of impor>
tance---and the immence bosiness. which win
naturally grow OUT of this event, will give q
sprins to the exertious OF our industrious
citizens.
The following paragraph is copied koua
tho Boston Ccn,incl. The Editor Of. thar
psper is pery wise, iess, in his osn eonceit
but We take the liberty Of thinking he does
not know, quite as much as he seems to i'm
agine ne does. At least so il appears by tho
opinions aod decisions Of al the dianfersssed
members Of the Board Of Commissionets.
Tho report Of tho location Of the Eastern -Adpfi
DEPOT at Tver,on X. is contradicted in the Prov,
deoce papers With small amendment we trust
the report will hereafter be true--For" Tiyertcn, N
l." read CAoriestsvn. Massachusetts,. sf
The trite remark that, Bssfos fo(ks are
Jua Of nenons, has Of late been ,exempli6sd
in the instsnce of the Ceslinal Editors msn-
ifesting romantic morton Of having the East
etp Naval Depo, located ss Charleston, Mass.
With small amendment We trussoor wish
es will heresfter be gratihed. For !" Charles
fova Mass." reed Tiver,on r. I.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
.fRMY OF THs RsvoLuTYoe

The bill to give Pensions TO tho ssrvivins
officers aud soldiers, was taken ~ NJ
bloomfield calculated that the er-1y ND cor
sisted Of absut $4,000; ,bs rbep, 1000
verc killed or died in service eoS ,ihooc
sese living Il the clcss Of tho war; thar n,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
Hp @ati.

h, IN re Baiimore Federal Gazette.
General Mna.--We expressed some hesi-
tattoo in giving full eredi, to the rehors of
the cap,u,e OF General Nina by surhrize, as
received by v~ssel from Havana at this
port.
The following extrac, Of letter somr<4
oica,ed by gentleman OF the 6rs, respecta-
bili,y 10 the editor, will TEND 10 shew at least
'hat his oaptsre BY sHrHrise is not very prob
abe.
Extract Of a ieffer from New Orieans, dated
November 2Y, 1917.
ave have to-day rumor Of Genera!
Nina being IN the vicinity Of Mexico with
an army oil zen thousand men, and of his pos
sessing the confidence. and ms ecuse tho af-
fee,ions OF the people at large ;tho probabl.
ity OF his fual success gains strength daily"
PuiLADELYHIA, Dec. IL.
The name Of the Venszueiian minister IL
Don Limo Clememe--he resides in Pleasant
Avenue, Philadelphia; is u gentleman of cd.
uca,ion and allied TO the first families in
Spain. His devotion to the cause Of Liber.
~ has induced him to sacrifice proud expect.
ations to the hope OF assisting TO emaucipatc
South. America.
The Grand Jury Of the District Court,
,yestsr day, BY an uosnimons vote, ignored the
Bill watch was presented to them against the
British officers who had by Judge Washing
ton been held TO bail 10 the sum of 5000 each,
on sushieisn Of having intended to assist the
Patriots 10 South.Amcries.
Gov. Findly OF Pennsylvania was inaugu.
rated at Harrisburgh, and delivered his
speech, on Thursday last. The official state
mont Of vo,cs gives him plurality Of 7os9.
The whole number Of votes was l35,6os.
The Governor has appointed Thomss Ssr.
gcsnt, Esq. Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
SAvAsSAH, Dec. 10.
io sdfitios to what was given in last even.
ine's paper, from the south, we hear, that oil
ptIxe goods wbmh had been bcousht over
from Amelia, aud bonded in ST. Mays, were
seised by the deputy marshal on Monday
last, as Spanish property, smountpg 10 up.
wards Of 100, 600 dollars. The marshal in
the execution Of this duty net with consid.
ersbie Opposition bus the United Sis,<s off,
cors on thar station assisted him in the seix
ure and secured the property. The p,ize
vessel, which the Sarsnac detained, was from
iae eoau Of Africa With slaves, captured by
tee AIosyisos, and ordered into Amelis.
N'e lisc leagp, that three Of the Patriots who
hst heso tsken and carried iofo St Apvps-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
TUESDAY DEC 10.
LfdfITyfTIOA .dCI.

NAT. Nhc0, Oh Il eOncssSe, 1u@'c1 lot Cou-
eldsration the following resolution
Res0Ded, That the committee On Pensions
end Revolutionary Claims be instruc'ed TO
enquise INTO the expcdiency OF suspending,
Tor ono year, 50 much OF the act entitled
"an act msking further provision Tor tho sup
port Of the public crodit-and for he rsdemp-
ticn of the .pubiic debt, PASSED he third day
of March. 1875, as bars from settlement or
aliowanee, cls t,firates, eommvn,y fsiisd loan
ofiiae and hn,l settlement csrtIhcates, and in
dents Of Interest.
4 This may Gauss somc OLD ccrtihcatost to be
now funJsd or paid.
Tho resolution was agsecd 10 without op.
position.
On motion Of Mr.. Iat(moage, of New.York,
Resoiped, That the Sec ctary Of State be
diree scd TO COM mnnics,c 10 this House copy
Of the account OF M. M. Noah, iste eonsol Of
the United States At Tunis, and copy cfany
Instructions given to him by the Department
Of State respecting tho ransom Of prisoners
t Algisrs; and any Information in his De-
partmsnt relative to the application by M. NJ,
Noah of any monies in his hands as such
consul.
90 motion Of Mr.. Whitman, of, Massachu.
setts, At was
Resoived That the committee ou pensions
and Revolutionary claims, DO directed 10 en-
fuire into The expedioncy Of continuing the
pensions granted 10 ihvaiids of the army who
aerved In the late war, In case Of their dcccase
hcfor the expiration Of the term OF fave years
FROM the time of granting the same, to the
widow or children Of such deceased invalid,
III any he haa left or shalt leave, to tho end OF
the said term.
NHT10N.<L FLAG.
Mr.. Wendover, submitted for consideration
the following resolution.
Resoipsd, That committee be appointed
a inqurs INTO the expediency Of altering the
Flag of the United States, and that they have
leave to sepoft by bill or otherwise.
The motion was agreed to without opposi-
tion. ~-
And the House adjourned.
wRpEEspAy, DEC. II.
Tho Secretary Of the Tcessu,y made
sta,emenl Of shc appropriations necessary for
the expenccs of Government, for the year
tSte, viz. For the Civil List, 81 -o7o,yos 2;
lnteecourse with foreign nation, <s7 ,e66 50;
Military Es'a5Ii,hment, kc.' sass, iS3 as;
Nsvsi Establishment and Marine Corps,
S.sil,37e 30 Miseellansous 4So, los si.--
Total Io,sss,Iei 50.
Pr OF CONGRESS.
On Motion Of Mr. Holmes, Of Masnchu-
ssus at VI.
.Resoived, That committee be sppoin,ed
to enquire into the expedi.ney Of providing
BY Law for. the pay Of the members Of the
Senate and House Of Representatives and the
deputies from the serri.ories Of the United |
asa,es-aod that tho said commisteo have
leave 20 report by bill or Otherwise. "a 1
Mr. Lisermore, Of Now. Hampshire, mov
ed that this co nn.ni,tcc coAsis, Of fvsnsy mem.
bsrs, that one nighsAs ss'ee.cd <rsn Zach
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31
UNPARALIELEp GROWTH.

A gentleman OF thts towo pufcbssed pig
on the i2,h Oct last, weighing l2s pounds.
The same pig was killed on the 18Th Of the
presen, month, snd weighed, before dres-
sing, 3l2 pounds. Thus in sixty -,h,eo days,
making the astonishing ineressc of ls3
pounds, or three pounds per day, sod frscs
ton over, The Pig weighed when dressed
$50 pounds. 80 t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-12-31

C II is hoped those young sensiemer,
whose srrf was so much eshiiareted by fbe
use Of the bottle, on MONDAY evening last, as
to induce them 20 take the s,cps from the
door Of this Office, and demoiish them will.
when they come TO their senses, either mend
them or cause new ones 70 placed IN their
stead, % they we're very useful Tor the par
Sose fer which ,het were in,endet.