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Iva and the public, in Alexandria, that
he intends opening
.SE.M{.t:4RY
for young Ladies and Gentlemen, on
Wednesday May 6, 1917, in the fchool
houfe, on the green, between MIR. Thomas
Vowel's and COL Simnls' formerly occupied
by Mr.. John ParGdife.
he branches which he profe1es to
teach arc fuch as are conprifed in an Eng
liih education, viz Arithmetic, Englifh
Grammar, Reading, Orthoa raphy, Writing,
Elocution, and the Elementsof Geography.
Parents or guardians VINO feel difpofed to
place their children under his care will, he
humbly hopes, be fully fatisfed with their
Improvement, being determined on paying
the mott iedutous attention, in order TO ia
ci!itate the progrefs of his pupils in learn
ing, and to infil virtuous and religious
principles into their minds.
The mott satisfactory references for cha
raeter and abilities can be produced. The
defks and benches will be 70 arranged as to
prevent the different fexes interfering with
each other, and they will enter at different
doors. The ladies will be difmiGcd at lcalf
ten minutes before the boys. No BOYS
bove IL years of age can be admitted. For
terms, which will be moderate, pleaCe to
apply at the ieminary. may 7.-4u& f6w
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WING taOISIEA

lie Suhscsi5qr las Just receive
r an ets&a;t Upright, cabinvt Prime
Fore On pew construction Gf very
Sup:rsoi ,oac AID watrantcd 10 ssagd
~t!i - tune, BIS addiiioDal, Keys aud
;wo pcdais, ,.is 10 reise tie da7uers
'l'e o'oer tutlaYes tbs fineer toaYJ SO
that tie hammers strike but one string,
by @fich means i, Is made as p;aaa as
necessary.
On Hsd-Foor sqaare Pigaas with
h'di''"nsi <"Jo---setnc Of them proved
y iafBcs = &c Ct cxeeHcGt qnslily,
R0DEAI GRAY:
April
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January III
PUBLIC SAL
PUBLIC SALE
On SATURDAY the 9TH day Of JUNE,
&k}lLL be fold to the higheit bidder, if
w not previouily fold at private fale, my
.E4R,gg

On whiclli now reGde it contains about
so acres of Land lying about one and an
half n:'!es from Alexandria. near the new
powder houfc; on It is comic, table Dwell
ling Houfe, and neceiiaIy out -houfes with
an apple and peach orchard, an excellent
garden, about five acres in timothy, about
ten more luitable tor meadow, upwards of
40 in wheat andrye, and about a in clover
all Of whichlooks very promiling. This
land is well watered, it has feveral fpriprs
on 1t iurPaGed by none in the diftriet; and
for health believe il to be the healthieff in
the neighborhood, having neither ehilIs
nor levers in my family Gncc | owned il
(about S years)-and for beauty, exceeded
by rome it lies on ridg:, half mile in
view of Alexandria and the river Potomac
It IS divided into two fields, which is well
calculated for two farms, about 40 acres
each. will divide it in fmall lots 70 ruit
Purchaicrs. Platter acts upon this land
beyond exprelIion, my laft years crop ave
ragged from to 40 bulhels per acre. This
Place would fiit any gentleman in town
who wiiheS to keep clear of market and
| doctors books. Or any poor man who has
TO live by indnitry f; there is hay, clover
and itraw enough for II or 40 COWS, which
IS profitable when properly managed. Poi.
felton, can be given Immediately. 1t can
be fold on very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON.
March n.
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To LET.
TO LEE

MAT Commodious and deiirably ftu-
L ated DWELLING HOUSE, former
ly occupied by VIM. Newton, Efq will be
rented to a fuitable tenant, and poGefIion
given the frit of april next, ALTO attached
thereto TORE fitted up, and one of the
BET itaiids in this place, for either wholefaIe
or retail Dry Good bufnefs PoGefion
gwen on the fIit March. They will be
rented together, or feParately. For terms
apply to "A. NEWTON, or
FIR. ADAMS, Jr.
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NOY1ICE
Office.

NHE fubfcriber is foley authorized to
L receive ell debts owing to the late firm
OF Jas. Fleming s. Co. bcing delirous to fct-
tie the demands upon faid firm as fpeedily
as poilible, he requires all thoie relidcnt in
the country indebted thereto 10 pay their
respective balances to him on or before the
hft day oil May next--he viii be under the
neceilityot ordering iuits againit ,hofe who
do not comply.
april II. SAM. B. I.ARMOUR
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MlsCELLANY.

THE !ollowisg beautiful and heart
touching lines were written on the
dee,h cf u ynung MAN cs the nam.
81 NJ Niliams, ru,merIy clr,k of
Eoosif Gksm county, VA who died
lately they are taken from The Win.
chts.er Ge2eile-- I, IS said. by the
author, III shoit inuoduc,ion, thar
trey described the real scenery the;
ti' 'acis aye nol the offsprirv OF fan.
cV' but iaa' the whole is almos, lite
roity frne. know not when have
me- With poetry sup rior TO the.four;h
verse. W. Y. En- Post
THE moon was bright the night wa. clear
MeWillam's corfe lay buried near,
w here ihiv'ring food an aged feer,
Ponderins ifes fad viciRitude.
This haiiow'd ground was lifted high
Huth'd was the town that lay near by
No paiilng breeze was heard to fieh;
Stillwas the buly multitude.
Twas midnie ht--but one day had He'd
Since lie who VAS, but Now is dead,
Slept iweetly in his lowiy bed,
Aloof from mans ingratitude.
The clock thar tells tme'scealelefs tread,
4 he iigh that fays our hope is fed,
he joyleis laugh from dreamer's bed,
Marked we'll this hour of foitude.
Silence, intent to make this hour
Shew forth her awe impoiing power,
Held II her breatl,-bade nature cover,
AS though L we're in fervitudc
Hear how it mntters-lif--they cry
ltitopS-and now it aims to hy-
Weeps out aloud approaching nigh,
Staggering with decrepitude.
:" kiH'd him in his coffin twice,
II !eem'd as though my lips preG'd ice.
II his ihe repeated more than thrice
Then (unk-o'ercome with latitude
81 wrarp'd him in his iwaddlng clothes,
And kiss'd him then he's gone. :. God
knows
How he'll endure the wintry flows
In this bleak, northern latitude.
Twas Nancy one whole wits had fed
BY ifealth lhe left her huRible bed,
To icek, ihe faid, among the dead,
The comfort of her widowhood.
Poor wretch foriornl all who can tell,
The griefs that now thy holom fwelI---
Storms HE can hull, who forms impels,
Oreaie by hearts inquie,ude.
Ayannt the thought that fpurns the ROD
The heart is right that owns God
Unerrins rules --be this mans laud--
Be this high beatitude
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-05-16

Hand-'I he public have AREA
dy been informed OF the fraud
lately attempted udon he Insu-
rance Offices in New York and
Boston, by the insurlng Of a mum
Der Of boxes filed with s5ane, AID
rubbish az Paris, under tho appear
ance Of French goods, ard of the
trial and conviction Of one Of the
conspiratos in New York Since
which d Capt. K. has been apEre-
Lendcd at Boston, Tor being con
cerned in the sinking of the vessel
at sea- he value thus fraudulent.
ly insured amounted to nearly
860,O00---We hope the detection
Of this u&flrioUs transaction will
prevent similar PROPOSITIONS, AID
protect that useful BODY Of citizens
the Underwriters, irom such gross
frauds.
HDte Sfecic ii he brig Little Frank
arrived al New York few days size
from Nassau, N p. has brought $4,000
dollars 10 specie,
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FIRE INSURANCE.
THE COLUMBIAN INsuR ANCE

AkSsL G.StO u ES4i.tN ~.
Vie COLUMBIAN INSURANCE
= COMPANY of Alexandra continue
to nature Buildings, Furniture, Merchan-
alze, and other property, from lois by Fire.
I've conditions and terms may be learned
upon application at their Office, next door to
the City Hotel, ard will be found as mode :
rate andeqnitdble as thofa Of any other com
pany.
The rates OF premium arc calculated in
reference to the actual ril< of property, and
arc as low as IS cents per 100 dollars yer
arndm, for hazards of the bef delcriptlop.
increaling proPortionably for rilks Of a
more hazardous nature. Infurances may
be MADE for one or more years, or Giortcr
periods.
Columbian Infurance Office, I Feb Al.
February IS, 1917. I ePIm.Ftf
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IKE LNI.

a CONVENIENT well finified Bricl,
4 A Honte, on Weit ltrcet, fit for genteel
iamily-Or the one now occupied by the
iubicriber. JAS. SANDERSoN.
april Il.
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TO LET.
10 LET
TO LET.

TO LET,
4 CoMMoDIOUs Two ftory Dwelling
4 n Houlc, on Henry. ftreet. foulh of
King treet, containing fix rooms, executive
OF Kitchen, pantry, &c. with a GOOD gar
den and neceliary out houfes. 1t will be LET
on reaionabie terms TO good tenant-For
terms apply at this Office, or TO
Mrs. MUTT, oppoGte I w. Pey
apiilI If toms XIX q
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coNsrMprioN..

What is the cause oil the a,arm-
nig increase OF this fatal disorder,
that cuts off SO many Of the rising
generation Pit is occaisioneu by
change of Climate, cl1ange OF
diet, or 4 change OF clothing p
Our ply sicians and learned men,
should point out the cause, and
prescribe the remedy.
In the year 1915, there were
273C Geaths in the cry of New
York, CTS Of which were caused
by consumption.
HE following receipt for a
ccsgh III the early stage OF con.
Sumption, is copied from Gen
tleman's Magazine for 1873
lis good effects have been cxperi
cnced by many ard IN order that
itym;ay De more generally useful,
you ave requested TO give it a place
in your paper.
Let 70 grains Of crude opium
be rubbed with 50 grains Of milo
volatile, 2 drachnls syrup Of white
peoples, 2 drachins volatile spirits
Of ammonica, and / ard a had
ource peppermint Wat>r--of this
well shaken, lea spoon full may
be taken three time a day i'll a little
weak tea.
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NOTlCE

He Subscribers have by mutual con.
i fent this day difolyed the copartne
ry heretofore exiting under the firm of
JAS. FLEMING & Co. Saml. b. Lar
mour alone is duly authorized to receive all
debts due to the copartnery and to give
discharges for the fame to whom thofe who
have demands thereupon will pleaie to pre-
ient their claims.
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
SAML. b. LARNOUR. =
JAS. FLEMlNS.
NOTICE
7ofbr Stockholders Of fbe Colum6ian mfr
rance Company Of Aiesandrfa,
A DIVIDEND Of Four per cent. on the
4 A capital paid in, has this day been de-
ciared payable to the stockholders of this
inftituti.n,on or afterThurfday, the sthinit
By order of the beard
VIM. WILSON, fec'y.
Columbian Infurance Office,
Alex'a, may IN. ep
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EAyING sTONE.

i,ASiNG STONE.
WISH 10 Contract for a, co ton Of pa
4 wing Stone, to be delivered to ne in A
iexandrla'; Tor vi ich will give Cath on de
livery OF them, or any part not lefs than
weh'y Doilars-any one wiihiag to con-
'ract VIII let me know immediately.
JOHN w. BEEDLE.
aprif IT,
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$50 DOLLARS REWARD.
p AN AWAY from the fubfcriGer, OF
IN Monday laf, Negro Fellow, named

s9DH.3.H .L3C&,S0.A,,
about s feet or inches high, z7 or zS
years OF age, light complexion,h has re tooth
out before, finali black whikcrs, hi. h fore
head, and is a likely we'll made fellow took
with him variety of clothing which it is
deemed unnecenary to particulariie. He
was feen in Alexandria, and imagine he
has gone on to Baltimore, and from thence
will endeavor TO get to Philadelphia, with
the expectation of obtaining his freedom.
will give the above reward if laid fellow
is lodged in any Jail 70 that get him again,
and pay all reaionatle expcnies IT brought
to my rehdence in Fairfax county, rear A.
lexandria. WILLIAM PEAKE.
March 7. tf
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w ANIED 10 HIR h,
a MAN SERVANT, who underfands
4 y the management Of Horlcs Liberal
VIII be given for one Of good character
apr IS. LOUIS BEELbR,
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
FOR SALE AND 10 LET
TO LET.

HE Houfc adjoining the one whereon
4 live, or that part that has been Occur
pied as fore will be let feparatc.
may IL. ROBERT YOUNG.
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SEMINARY.
T PROMPT

Z PROKIT7
M OST RESPECTFULLY acquaints his friends
4FA and the public, in Alexandria, that
he intends opening
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
AN IiiONY Y. IAtLOR,
40 l56, 7haDtes-Ytrtef.

no. 80, IhaDieS-SfTCef.
HhS received by the istest arrivals from Eng and,
Il very handsome Assotmen of HARDWARE
and CUTLERY, consisting Of warranted Enshsi'
blister'd Steel Gcrn,S. and cast do sheet Iron and
lead; brass kettles brass scales and scale beams
steyards nests OF iron weights, watung Pains
post and box cie mil!s andons, shovel anu tonss
brass eose asd common bellows. fancy do saws,
locks and hinges screws of all dGscriSioa, trace
and sck chains, cutters aud drawing knives butch
er And saoe dilto Table, deser'. pocket aud pen
ksnes raz"ts, ,issors, &C &c.-ihs above Arts-
cies wiz be so,d at reduced prices, for Casn.
NeMnnIt. dec. Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

The following bamoroos report OF the trial
"of the trident god" for all.dged nisde-
meanor, Is f,om o lp,e No. OF the n. Y. Guy
Hall Recorder. The cortesponden, who
sent il 10 US, remarks, +" that the decisions
OF his godship are mos, uDccrcmoncously
orerhoGted b5 a morfut tribunal. The an
omaly in law, which this csteblishcs,r--ibat
a monarch ha. not e!sosere'gn'y Of bs oun
domain,--provos, (what sailors seem 10
to daub,,) that the. days Of my,boiogiesl
refinement arc past"
Edif. CofskiR Reeorder.T
MARINE COURT--Nrw-YoRk.
Eefote Henry Whes,on, Robert Swsuton, und
John B. Scott, Esqrs. Justices.
SYhVfAG-<ssuh. and Battery.
Peter Dufic,
George Ms,bew.on, Rieh'd Clark, jas. NJ.
knight, Johs MAnEwELL, Edward Cbaw,
= George jenkins, VIM. kskew, Thomas
Isxweli and Daniel Marshall,
GhINES, Corpsui for The Plaintiff
FAY, CONSUL for be Dc/endanm. ....
The capisin aud crew Of vessel on the high
seas, have no right to permi, or excite old
Neptune TO shave a passenger and irp.
mersc him in o tub Of water, coutrart 10 his
will.
Thi. wss ao sc,ion Of assault end battery,
ailedged TO have been committed on boerd the
British ship Thomas, Of Lancaster, while cr
the high seas, Of which strip. Ma'hessoh wac
the captain, the other defendants seameb, and
the pisio,if one OF tho passengers.
Il appears that tho ship came from. the
chslky cliff, Of hlbion, with number, or pas
sengers, and arrived on the banks Of New
foundlund. The Sons OF tho dsiy Who role,
the wide domain, through which they had
pssl in safety, with JOY beaming in every eyej
me, and conferred. Bya recurrence TO an.
cien. lcecoasi eoeys' with Gle common ls.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
Valuable Goods, Cheap.
ISAAC GOULD,

No. l76, Thames street.
LIAs added TO his Stock, from Auctions at New.
l. York and Boston. Kesl SupeIfne BWoAp.
CLOTHS and CA.siaEREs superb French ditto !;
m,ddling and ow priced ditto very cheap, OF nearly
every oolour ard price. low o. Cd per yard'--
Blue, brown. black and bottle green Kersey meres,
As low ~ Sl-Very stout German Serge, Cos,ihYs
and Dailels, black and other colour'd Bombazets,
IS low as 2s 6d-Aa assortment OF fasiiUusbie Yes.
tngs. Elegant Leopold star twist Bu,oos best
treble gilt ditto wlu 81 Assortment of u INNINGS
in his lne all VI which viii be sod low fr cash,
as can be purchased IN iks town.
He returns his most sihcere thanks 20 his former
CUSTOMERS, and soiicis CONTINUANCE OF their iAvors.
NeWpnrt. J.nNary y
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MI ,l,.,. llSCtLLANY.
FRoM rHE NEW YORK COURIER.
LETTER IRON IFdLLIW.dSHEC.fH,
IN INDIAN CHIEF, TO me PEOPLE.


LETTER IRON IFdLLIV.HSHECfH
IN INDi.1N CHIEF, To me PEOPLE.
In my las, letter + gave you on account Of
my journey, from our happy and favored coun-
Try, 20 thi, land Of barbarians. ! found the
whites in NOS, depiorsble state Of ignor-
snee. Very few knew any thios about the
art Of huoting, and noue pursue /, for live
lihood !-aStrange as il may seem, IL is fac,
that white men are almost entirely igneraia
Of the use Of tho bow expect to establish
aschool for the purpose Of ins'rucliog the m
in afchery. This ignorance of the civilized
arts, I presume, is owing to their dsvoIing
their attention to such useless lsbors as bull
ding 6oe hosses ;-msking fine clothes and
isboring pcrpe,uslly upon The earth, making
books, &c. all which j, labor and ti,ne spent
for unnecessary purposes. They think moth
ing Of spending whole weeks TO make soft
bed TO lie on, instead Of using bear skin.
l in,cad to make en- engagemeht TO supply
these destitute and unfortunate Creatures
with several thousand bear end buffalo skins.
They will often spend the wcahh which IL
has cost them thirty years TO accumulate,
merely to make fine house to live IN The
/ reason Of ,hrs folly is totally unaccountabIe,
and sui moIc a,,onishing, because they do
moi seem iynorsnt Of the art Of making tents
or even wigwAms. Their mode o. living 10
/ very extrsvsgsn, in every respect. Their
t tables sre lJadsd ~hh greS, vs'ie'yiof meets
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

An ACT supplementary TO on act TO rcgu-
late the duIes on imports aud tonnage.
BR IL enacted BY sae Senofe and House OF
Rrhresrnfanves cfthe United Sfates Of Hme-
riea in Congress assemd!ed, That the tonnoge
duties to be paid by ship. OF vessels which
shall oe entered in the United States sxcep.
ing only such foreign ships or vessels ss shalt
be entered from any foreign por, or place to
or With which vessels OF the United States
arc not ordinarily permitted TO 60 ard uodc,
shall be the same as arc provided by the oct
entitled I" an act imposing duties on the tan-
nag Of ships or scs.eIs, passed ON the TWEEN
tieth daY Of July, in the year of our Lord oae
thousand seven hundred and ninety: Pro.
pided atvays, That Dothing In this act con-
,ained shall DC deemed in any wise to impair
any rights and privileges which have been or
msc be acquired by any foreign nation under
tn. laws ani treaties oi The United States re-
lative TO the du,y on tonnage OF vessels.
Sec. 8. dnd 6s IL Further enacted, That on
all foreign ships or vessels, which shall be en-
tered IN the Critcd States before the thitiicth
day Of June next, from any foreign pot, or
place, to and with which vessels OF the Unii-
ed States are not ordinarily permitted TO 20
and trade, there shall be paid duty al the
rate Of Two dollars per ton. And the duties
provided by ,hi, act shall be levied and col
iectcd IN the samc manner and under the
isu-c regulations as aro prescribe d by law, in
relation 10 the du,ies upon tonnage now In
force.
January IL, lsl7-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber gives notice, ths. on the 2olh
j inst, came into his enelosure, one year old
H-ifcr Whoever owns The same, by paying cost,
may have her. a. fdjer is scsrse, anG the creature
wants 10 eat, every day.
the subscriber likewise gives noSee, tbs, he has
los. a o-e year cid Heiier. who has strayed away
lie Will pay f,r any Information respecting her.
ISAAC BARKER.
s.3Hs;swn, Dee. 81
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(.ar1 i-redase f,sse,'ior gfcen,)
THAT large and very convenient dwelling. house
AMI store. No 1877, Thames street, (sign OF the
Golden Eagle, lately occupied by Mr.. Manson Rich
r4ond bsing Of the best stands Tor business IN
Newport. For further particulars apply TO
PARDON L. MUMFORD,
oc, N. Thames street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05
NOTICE..

WILLTIM II. VEREOR,
ID EsPgCrPULLY informs his friends and the puh.
N lie that he has opened Pain, Store, next north
Of Capt. John Coggeshsrs, Thamessirect.
He has large supply Of Paints, Window Grass,
and all other articles ia his line of business, which
lie will sell as chesp can lie hsd in the state.
New.York money and treasury notes taken q;
SmaN discount, al his store.
Aiso, for scie.
On reasonable terms, y-nien; Dwelling -House
snd lot OF L,nI pleasantly situated on the hill In
ou;-e - above JuS ). 1916
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LAWS.
rUsLrsRsD nr AvrRoRIqr.
AN ACT directing The discharge OF Nathan
iel Tsti from i'm prisoumsut.

sSs Aeb Ao'h t"pHssouWSut.
DE if epacfrd 6y me Senate and House Of
Representatives. efS6e Uaiied States Of .fnse-
rics in Congrcss assembled, That Ns,bsoiel
Tsit, who is now confined in isil 10 the city
OF New York, oos iudgmen, ob,sioed against
him IN favor Of Tho Unied States, be dis
charged from his imprison onment--Prerired
heuevsr, that any estate, real or personal,
which.the said Na,hsniel Taft mSy have, or
heresf'er acquire, shall be liable TO be taken
to satisfy the jodgmeut aforesaid In the same
manner as il he had not been imptis0ned and
discharged. Aud Provided further, that moth
mg in this &C, shall be SO construed, 80 rs 10
sRseS the liability Of any eo-obIiger tina, may
have bsen bound with The said N.,hsniei I at, 4,
for the payment ofan. ssln of money to the
Uaigrd States.
Jan. IL, lsT.-hpproved,
JAMES MADISON.
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7heJol!os9i"s vS.asrasy .ets feares are frOofs
Of aer singular and SUPERIOR e6seaey
CT CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that |, Gen. James whiieiaw. Of
Eyegsse. lVt) have daughter. who has been fran
be- youth 10 the age Of 30 years, severely sfiiced
with the salt rheum, and after having tried many
meJic'oss to no effect was indaced to make trial Of
y Dr., ReB's B0tanica! DROPS prepared by w. L.
Conway, which, after administering three bottles,
completed cure, and she has not been troubled with
the complaint since JAMES WHIrELAW
Montpelier, March 16, 1916
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NEW T. GODS.
-so-.-
WILLIAM CALLAHAN.


HAS Just received. by the latest arrivals
at N. York, from Liverpool, some Nsw Gooos.
-9nssny which are
Balloon Furniture DAM Fancy super super lace
ties, , ground do.
Cotton Shirtings, high DO do do. check do
iow priced. Super6ne furniture do.
l2qusrter rCounterpanes, Ladies' and gentlemens
10 do. do. : worsted Hose,
IL do Marseilies Quilts, Girls and boys white and
IL do. do. : cord do. all OF which
Is do. do. y are OF q very superior
U1drsss'd Ca!ieses, quality
sup sup blk lace ground Jsconet and csmb Mus
Brown and yellow fan ) lins.
cies do Imitation damssk Shswls
Chinls suipes do. { Rich plaid do.
Fancy checks do. y Mourning DO.
.Iiss-T Q and - Iish Linens.
L.ke.i,s. on Iasx.
Aqtsnd'y Of tC0,Ie,y-Hard-Ware--and
few crates Crockcry Ware.
.4iso-l0 casks Of Coimensr Wine, all Of which he
will sell low for cash. Newfork money and Trea-
sury Notes taken st par.
Newport. Dec l8. Cu1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-05

JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the relief of Nathaniel Will
liams.

AN ACT for the relief Of Nathaniel Will
liams.
+ Ren enacted 6y tae Senate oud House Of
Rehresenfatires cf fhe Lsrred States Of .fnle-
r,es in Congress assembled, That the Seere-
tsry oftbe Treasury be, and he is hereby AN
thorised and directed to discharge from i'm
prisoSment Nathaniel Willisms of Rocking
haN,, in the State Of North. olina, now con-
hned in prison ., rockingham Court House,
on Judgment oblaOed in favor OF tho Unit.
ed S;aiss, in the District Court OF North.
Carolina
Sec. 2 .1ga 6s IL further snscfed, That the
proper sccouo,ing officers OF the Tressuty
Department be, and they ore hereby author.
iscd and directed TO place 10 the credit oi The
said Nathaniel Williams the sum of four
huadrei ard twenty nine dollars, il being the
balance which appears on The books oi the
e0mpiroller due from him, but which be has
dis5ursed for the use Of the Urited Ststes.
January IL, lsl7--Appfoved,
JAMES MADISON.