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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-12
JAMES KFNNEDYS
SON,

SON,
30. Ksk .LERS, KING STREET,
Have lust received from LEES PA.
TENT MEDICINE Store. No. DO
Maiden Lane, Y. York
FRESH SUPPLY
nr the following senuine Medicines,
For The prepertion and care Of b,
lious and Malignant Ferers, is
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
THIS Medicine has been attended
with degree of success highly grateful
to the inventg feelings, in several parts
of the West Indies. and the Southern Z
Middle States, particularly in N, York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Petersburg
Richmond. Norfolk. Edentou, Whining
ton. Charleston. ard Savannah. The
testimony of number OF persons at eacf
of the above places can be adduced, who
have reason to believe. that timely use
0f his salatary remedy has. under PrOri
dence, preserved their lives, when IN
The most alarming circumstances.
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour Of a medicine than Co
Iunns of ponpsus euiOsy, founded on
mere assertion.
II not, indeed, presumptuousiy pro
posed as an infallible core. bGt the lnyen'
Tor ha5 every possible reason that can re-
suit from extensive experience, tor De
ley;ng that a dose Of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during the
prevalence Of our bilious tevers, Will
move al in,a,libie preventative an"
further. that in The earlier stages OF thn,e
diseases. their use vii very generally
succeed in restoring health, ant frequent
ly IN cases esteemed desperate. aud DC
gond the power Of common remedies.
The operation If these pills is Per'e.un
mild. su as 10 DC used with safety by per-
sons in every situation, and at every age
They are exceIlcntly adapted I" cary
OF >aperGlaOus bile & prevent IT'S m"'
bid se6retions-to restore y amend IN"
anpetite-to produce tree pers2lrat'',i
and thereby prevent Colds which Is so 'l-
tea of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails ~ remove a cold il taken on It's iirSf
snrcrance--thes are celebrated tsr re-
movin~ haDitual coStiveness-SickneSs ut
the stomach and severe observation-disclosures
ought to be taken by AL persons on Il
change of climate.
ne, ave been found remarkably eth
eat,ous N preventing and caring d!sot
dsrs attendant on long v"yaseS, and
sho4ld be procured and carefully preserv-
e. for use by every seaman.
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Hnlin's genuine Epe Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases ~
the eyes, whether the effect Of natura.
weakness or of accident.
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'ToctI,c .3ctc Drops.

The onlyrcmcdy vet discovered which
gives Immediate and lasting relief in tn
most severe instances.
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January 81
COMES.
Thomas Mount,


Continues TO have Cor b. Manufacture
from totmse shell aRd horns. lie Aa'
lust finished about one hundred Z ny
dozen orioise shell Combs, Il ne"''tt
fashions which, witt very eenc'D
Of combs oi all descriptions
aad a very handsome collection OF
Fancy Goods, /. ardware aLr
Cutlery,
Inferior to none in ,he district ct o.
lumpia. lie offers tor ISLE Oh rea'"nGNlI
terms, at has Fancy hardware stcFr VI
King street.
E2itcrs Of the National intelligence
are requested to insert The aSo'z tb''s
,imes and send tier accean! TO H. o.
flee.
February IA
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District Of Columbia.

District Of Columbia.
County Of Alexandria-to wit
november term. 1916.
The Common Council of Alexandria.
Complaint
Against
Mary B1shDy widow ando
Roberts and Elizabeth his
wife, Beverly Waugh and
Cathariue his wife. Mary
Bushoy. 4 Joseph Bushby. Sin CHANGERS
heirs Of William Bushby,
deceased.
John Neil,
Defendants.
The defendants, Mary Blshby, aud
Jonathan Roberts and Elzabeth his wife
Beverly Waugh, and Catharine his wife.
nary Bdshby and Joseph Bushby, not
navng entered their appearance and
giving secarity according to the statute
md the rules of this court, aud il appear
2 to the satisfaction of the court ,npOn
affidavit, that the said defendants Mary
i'ashby and Jonathan Roberts, and his
',lte. Beverly Waugh, and Catharine hi
wife, Mary Bushby and Joseph bushby,
i'e, not inhabitants Of this District; no
notion Of the comp!anants by their coun.
sci, lit is ordered that the said defendants.
Mary Bushby, widow, and Jonathan Rn-
,erts. and Elizabeth sis wife, BeverI,
" augh and Catharlne his wife, Mary
8ushby and Joseph Bushby, do appear
here on the first day OF April term next,
aud enter their appearance 10 the SUIT,
and give security Tor perform the de-
crees OF the court, aud that the other de-
ieudant. IDhu Neiii, do not pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts by them
owing TO, or the estate OF effects in hi,
hand,, belonging to the said absent de.
lendants Mary Bushby and .onatban Ro
De,ts and Elizabeth his wife Beverly
" augh and Catharine his wife, MARY
Bushby and Joseph Bushby, until the
further order or decree vi this Court.
aud thai copy of this order be forthwith
yubiished ior two months successlvei'
"a ole OF the public newspapers publish.
I'd IN THIS county, and that another copy
Ne posted at the front door oil the Court
touse OF SAID county.
A copy-lest'
Il. DENEALE, c. c.
January % law2m
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For Sale,

VI SdJCj
A Tract of Lard on the Potomac Ri
yer i'll Charles County, Maryland, about
three miles ABOVE Maryland Point anu
75a acre, more or less. / be
abc,e land is at present in The hands ri
tenants, though calculated Tor deslra'
Die Farm. 1t is compact aud the so.I
.Ood and possesses many advantage.
from It's situation, lying IN nayisabie
Yer and neal several good fisheries
aose who teel disposed TO purchase, |
presumed will visit the premises; an
erns will be made known OH appI,cstln
b. the subscriber.
George Forbes.
Port Tobacco, Marchs e0u
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UAMMTON'S WORM DIES.
THOYISS LGZENGES.

Which have cured an immense num-
Der Of persons o. both sexes, OF every age,
and in every situation, oil various dan
ge.,ss complaints arising from worms
and from distractions OrlOulness ia theiI
stomach aud bowels.
This medicine bears no snaiosy what
eys, to otsrs of similar titles SO CON
monty complained OF, a. operating WITH
violence on the contrary. particular
excellence Of this remedy is its being
ssited to every age and perfectly IN 1t
contains nothing bot MISREPRESENTATION,
nocent, and is also mild in its operation
csnnot iniure the most delicate pregnant
lady nr the tendcrest intan, of week old,
srouid no worms exist ia the body; but
will. without pain or gripping, cles ase tht
stomach an bowels, of whatever Is lou
or offensive, and thereby prevent the pro-
ouction of worms, and many fatal dis
orders. The loLenSes are particularly
efiicacious carving OF all gross hu
mours and erup6o :, teverlsh and 6Ihou'
COMPLAINTS. aud are the safest and mid
est pursa,iye that can be ased ON any
OccaSirn
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DESCRIPTION OF WORMS.

known:
Worms which infest the human BODY
are chiefly of four kinds, viZ--rhe ie'
res. OF large round worm the Asearl
Ses. or small maw-worm the Cucurbl
tina, or short, fat, white worm am
lastly. the renia. or tape-werm, So CIT
led from It's resemblance to tape. lh'
is often man, va ds long. and is fall o'
Joints IL is most hurtfGl and most diifi
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
interchangeable breath, especially II
the morning; bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in the nose, aud about the seat ;
commissions, epiieptic fits. and sometime:
pr;yation of speech: starting and grind
inc OF the teeth in sleep; irregular apPe'
tite. sometimes loathing food, and SOME
time. voraciOus purglng, with SHINY 4
Seud stools Vomiting; large and hare
bel,s pain. and sickness at the sto'
mach slow fever, with small ami ir.
regular pulse dry cough; excessive
thirst sometimes pale and unhealthy
coqntenance. aud sometimes the face
heated sRd.,Rushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have immediate re
course TO Hannlton's " orm Destroying
Lozenses, which have been constant!
attended with success, ia all complaint,
similar 70 those above described.
A dose Of tins medicine given ,cc
sionallY during the warm season, viii e
tectually prevent the vomiting al
pgrSins OF chint Ga dreadful! d
eids-. winch snnuali, destroys the hsL
{ the lnin part OF eur citizeIs
skewiss Il mildest aud N c.
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" hIskEI.

LLSDS.aI e HILL,
Have just received and ofsr for salt
}, barrels rcotified Hkisksy-oId.
February tt
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Merchants Bank Paper,
| will receive a fen hundred dollars U!
archarts Bank Paper in payment H.
goods, at 50 cents TO the dollar.
JoHa!haR Sshoyield.
February
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Valuable Land for Sale,

The ,ubscriber offers Tor SAFE AZ pup
lie Auction, on
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County Of Alexandria-t" wit
soyelnber term, 1916.
The Common Council of Alexandria.
Complaint
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02
LAWS.
PUBLIsHED sr Authority.

AN ACT tor the rellet OF James Where.
BE H enacted by fhe Sersfs and house Of
Retresenfofives Of the Unifed Siafes Of ,snne-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That The addi-
tional accountant of the War Department be,
and he is hereby, authorised and directed TO
audit and settle the claim Of Charles Villere,
on account of fuel used by the American
troops, aud thar he allow him, in The settis.
ment the reof, the value Of the same.
Sec. 3, .fnd be i; .Jur'hsr enacssd, That the
said accountant be, and he is hereby, author.
ised and directed TO audit and settle the claim
of the said James Villere, on the claim Of
damages sustained by fIliog up canal run
ming through his plantation, by order of
General Jackson, and that he allow him, in
the settlement thereof, reasonable compen.
sa,ion for opening tho said canal, and ono
years rent Tor such part Of his plantation as
was planted with sugsr cane, and oyerhowed
and destroyed in consequences OF filing of the
said canal.
Sec. 8. Ind be is further enacted, That the
amount thereof, when ascertained as afore.
said, shall DO paid to the said James Villere,
out Of any money in the Treasury not other
wise appropriated.
March 3, lsl7-Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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Npp'UVc
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT compromising Peter Hagner.
be if enacted by the Senate and House Of
Pehresentaripes Of the United States Of .fnre-
rtra in Congress assembled, Tina, Pete' Hag-
ner, additional accountant Of the war depart
mcn,, be allowed and paid out of sny money
in the treasury 90, otherwise appropriated,
the sum Of i've hundred dollars, for extraor.
binary services rendered by him in the set
element Of accounts in the war department.
March J, lsi7-Approved.
JAMES MADISON
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Wortby Of Atts.tiou.

WashngtOn bridge Lottery, No. z.
HAS been drawing only SIX days, and the follow.
L. ing Prizes have been drawn among the Ticketa
in this excellent Lottery, sold by Z. 9sw--vis.
frize Of One honeand dohars,
do 2lDo hundred dollars,
do One hundred dollars, ..
Only egh, Tickets in this Lottery remain TO Ss soid.
Plymouth Beach Lottery,
now drawing in Boston,, $1,000 highest Prize.
Tickets 80 50, Quarters, 81 each.
Please cali for Tickets, at the Exchange and
Truly Fortunate Lottery Office. No. lie, Thames,
Street.
Where zuiN be found,
complete and general assortment Of Stationary,
cheap for cash or credit March S.
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sHon THE ynovIDEscz YArRlcr.
Mrssrs. Jases u HAeeisr,


have lately observed some rcmsrks ID
the tede' al papers about scarcely Of money!
and some isdesaiis, from Johnston has UNDER
taken "a account for il. he ,binhs he hse
found out that il is owing &c large sum %
money being in Republican Dapk. Thio
appears TO me somew what strange for yhaxo
always understood, that the fede erslists had alD
the money, as we'll as ,alents and religion,
and can't think that this lsre sum Of money
belongs TO federalists, because I don't think
them such fools a. TO have their money shu9
up in RepubIican Bank. Bur lei this be al
may, believe the wiac mon Of Johnston hat
not given. the true answer 10 the questioa,G
Why Is money so scarce ," We all 70.
member, and more especially nasnufact ur.
ers, that until towards the close of the lal&
war, tsere was no great complaint Of scarf
city OF money. IL was not until the Hart,
tofa Cenvcntion began to be thought OF, and
tories and traitors were assisting tho enemy
10 getting ell the specie out Of the country.
that the Banks of New.Yo'k, &c. were
forced to suspend specie payment. Now r
think we ought TO go bach to this time, and
recoilect what, has been sione since, III ordertp
account tor the present scarcity of money -.
When the New York Banks stopped spccis
payments, IL became q great question With
the Banks Of this State, whether thsy shoul@
follow tho same plan. Many Of those who
had the dircction OF the Banks were OF opins
ion, that as our manufacturers were sent TO
the soutbwafd for sale, and we bad 10 get our
cotton from that quartor, we ought to follow
their example, and todcavor TO have thu
same currency. have Understood, that for
these reasons il was at one time pretty much
determined TO follow the Ncw.York plan
but our fcderalisis, having always been used
TO got their notions from Boston, a few in.
huential folks thought II best 10 sec whas
they wcsld do IN Dosseps AesssSinrly a4
embassy, which should represent the sristoo-
racy Of this town, was scnt 10 Boston, from
whence they returned vi,h The decree of tho
Essex Iunto, that specie payments should
not be discontinued. This they concluded
would be the most eAectual way TO serve
Great Britain, and force Mr.. Madison 10 give
up the war, or 10 to Elba, II would also, as
they foresaw, greatly injurc our manufacture
ing establishments for L dare ssy we have
los, million Of dollars by The difference oS
exchange And although many fcdera)is,s
arc engaged in manufacturing, il is we'll
known tha, the federal policy is opposed to it,
because It Injuries Great Britain. Now 7
have no notion OF supporting such measures
COY longer, and shall therefore vote for tho
Republican Prox. ALL CLEAR.
Norfh-Provide7ee, Mareh 25, Isl7.
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upon the principle OF equal representation
according to tho, number of Inhabitants 10
each towni No; the representation of this
State is spportioned by the charter and
the laws made in persusnce thereof, which
the people, by an uniform acquiescence, hayo
adopted as their constitution. And yet, in
order TO ojusufy the violation Of this ,char,ep
by she election in question. the federsiis,e
have the stupendqous basenessto deny ,has
We have any eonstltu,ion. ..,
PHILO MANLlUS.
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TWENTY PRIZES OF
1000 dolls.
Washington Bridge Lottery,
SCHEME, No. 2,

....., e.. SCHEME, No z,
q oMMEECED Drawing sgreeably to tromi,s,
~ and holds out TO Adventures, a pleasing pros.
pect of rich harvest Of Dollars
The Managers have already drawn -Four Days.
their List oe which has been received, and may bo
examined gratis at the Office 2f the Subscriber.
very few Tickets remain on hand at the orig.
nal Price, the demand having been very great.
One Class on the celebrated principle Of MuruAp
AssuRARce, composed of Fifty Tickets, still re,
mains open for Subscription, upon such terms ss
cannot fail TO be satisfactory,
Whole Tickets, original price s. 90
Quarters, l. 62
But will soon rise.--For Sale Mt the
OHce Of i. {. SHAW,
No. llS, Thsmes.strcot.
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT for the relief of Peter Caslard.

AN ACT for the relief OF Peter Caslard.
be u enacted BY the Senate and House Qf
Rehrcoentanives Of the United Stales u .inse-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the addit-
isnai ACCOUNTANT of the war department be,
and he is hereby, authorised and directed TO
audit and settle the claim of Peter Caslard,
on account OF The destruction of his saw mill
and Other properly, by order of General Da-
vid b. Morgan, and that he allow him, in the
settlement The ereof, ;ho value of such injury,
as he may satisfactorily shew he has sustain
cd IN consequence Of such destruction.
Sec. e. Ind 6ei .Jur'hcr enacted, Tha,
the amount thereof, when asccrtaioed as g.
foresaid, shall be paid 70 the said Caslard, or
his representatives, out Of any mohey in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
March 5, lsi7-App'oved,
JAMES MADISON.
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Underwood & Stevens.

JNrUnM the pubic and their friends, that they
4 removed one door south Of their old stand,
where taey carry on their business of
PAINTING and GLAZING,
in all its various branches.
They hke.vise offer sale--as low as can be
purchased in the state the following, together with
great number of other articles
London White Lead, Litharge,
DO Red Lead, Prussian Blue,
Black Lead, Dutch Pink,
Spanish White, Rose Pink,
Paris White, Smslt,
Spanish Brown. White Vitriol,
Purple Brown, Gold Leaf,
Venetian Red, Gum Shellack,
French Yellow, Llnseed Jn, boiled or
English Yellow, unboiied
Chrome Yellow, Spirits OF Turpeutine
Pateat Yellow, Black Varnsh,
yerdgrise, Bright Varnish,
TIMBER, Copsi Vsrnish.
CJTBy sending the dimensions OF a vessel, house or
rooms. their friends can be supplied with sufficient
quantity Of Paint and Oil for tue same
They request those who have account over one
yeaI STANDING 10 call and settle them.
np- Newport, Tan q
sThames-s,reet, No. 116
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such manner snI upon such terms as may
be equitable and jus,.
Sec. 2. hnu6ru Juriher enacted, That the
value thereof Fhs0 so ascerlained, shall be
paid to The said Iournonyille De Viiliers, or
his representatives. out OF any money in the
treasury not Otherwise appropriated.
March 5, iSly--Approved,
Il JAMES MADISON
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AN ACT for the relief Joseph l. Green.
Be n enacted BY me Senate and House Of
Retresentaffves offhe United States Of .faie-
ricG in Congress assembled, That the prop
er accounting officers of the Department, Of
War be, and they are hereby authorised 10
adjust, and settle tho claim of Joseph J..
Green, for the damage done 10 bis house in
Piausburgh, in the state OF New-York, under
orders of General M'Comb, in The month Of
September, one thousand-eight hundred aud
fourteen.
Sec. ind Be IL farther enacted, That the
amount thereof, when sscertsined, shall be
paid 10 the said Joseph I. Green, out of any
money in the Treasury no, otherwise appro-
priated.
March 5, lsl7-Approvcd,
JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT for the relief Of Journonyillc De
yillicrs.

BE 4. enacted By the Senate ard House Of
Refresestan1es ofthe United States Of .hme-
riea in Congress assembled, That the sddit-
ional accountant Of the war department be,
and he is hereby authorised and directed to
audit and settle the claim Of Journonville DE
villiers. for fence, u,eds fuel by the troops
Of the uni,ed States. by sseeuaining, or caus.
ing to &c as..r;,ias', II. vIue ,h:recf in
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JOSIAH c. SHAW has just opened,

u and now offers for sale,
1000 vols. Chrildren's entertaining Books
.diso jusf rerefped--4o reams Ames super
fine and fine bot.pressed Letter Paper, OF quality
superior Of tn kind TO any ever offered Tor sale N
this tow.
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approved,
JAMES MADISON.

AN ACT for the relief of tho widows and
orphans Of the officers, scamcn, and mar
ines, who were lost 10 the y. States brig
Epervier. ~, ~
Bsn enacted oy shc Se1ars and bousee~J
Representatives Of the Ux,fed Sfotes cf .fr,e-
rseG in Congress assembled, That the widows,
ii any such there be, and, 10 Case there bs no
widow, the child or thildrcn, if there be no
child, then 10 the parents or parent, and 1t
there be no parent then 10 the brothers and
sisters OF the officers, seamen and marines,
who were in the service Of the United States
and lost in the brig Epervier, shall be EMIT
led 10 and receive, out of any money IN the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, sam
equal to six months pay of their respective
deceased relatives aforesaid, in edition 10 the
pay due to the said deceased on the fourteenth
day Of July, one thousand eight hundred and
fifteen, TO which day the arrears of pay due
the deceased shall be allowed and paid by the
accounting officers OF the Navy Department.
March ;, lsl7.--Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
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TWO FARMS.

In Wilmington, in the county Of Tolland and state
= Of Connecticut, three miles and half from stat
ford Springs, containing between two and three hun.
dred acres Of Land, with suitable uidings and q
Saw-Mili, viii be exchanged for properly in, Dr IN
the neighborhood Of, Newport. The uhscriber's
only motive for the exchange is 10 have The proper
fy nearer his place Of residence;
18th Feb. 1877. J FnhSEB.
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40 IC E..

n NOI & T..
NE Co-Psrtnership heretofore existing between
The subscribers, under the Firm Of
James iON NSEND, * Co.
wss TIE 10th in.t by mutual consent, dissolved.
--Ail persons indebted TO said Firm, by Note
Book Account, are requested to make immediate
payment. All persons having demands, will present
them TO JAMES TowEsEND, who is duly suthoris-
cd to settle and adjust all unsettled business of said
Firm. SAMUEL ALLEN,
JAMES TOWNSEND.
Newport March s, 1917.
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JAMES TOWNSEND,

: 'Resheeyuiiy 0equaints his former customers,
and The fubhe,
T"HAT he continues the GROCERY BvsIsz5s, 1T
I. u his stand, corner Of Banster's Wharf, aud will
Sell for CASH as low any store in Town.--Ke will
also transact business on Commission.
Newport, March 5.
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NEW Goods.
WILLIAM CALLAHAN,


HAS just received, by the latest arrivals
Atm. York, from Liverpool, some Nav GooDs,
Among ~hlsa are
Balloon Furniture Dimi- Fancy super super lace
ties, ; ground do
Cotton shir,ings, high DO. do do. check do.
low priced, SsuJeifne furniture do
S2qdartei Counterpaaes, Ladies ana gentlemen's
~ do do worsled Hose,
Al 10 Marseiies Quilts, G,ris and boys white and
AZ 90. do : coPi do. all Of which
Is do. do > ere Of a very superior
Uadress'd Caitcaes, quality
sup. sup bIk lace ground Isonet and camb. Mus.
Brown and yellow fan. Inns,
cies do. Imitation damask Sbawls
Chints stripes do. Rich plaid do.
1aney checks do : Mourning do.
diso--76 and "a Sc Linens.
tuf Lakesyse, on hand,
! A quantity OF Cuus y-Hard Ware--and
few rates CrocKery W are.
aiso--10 casks OF Colmeuar Wine, all of which he
viii sell low foe cash. New-York money and Trea-
sury Notes ,aken at par.
Newport Dc l8 CG1
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HANkY RUGGLES,

HANkY KUGGLES,
Offers for safe, on Lyons Whayj,
347 Il, O Shocks
100 w. o. Hogsheads
$4,000 feet Merchsntable Boards and Plank
5000 do 3 inch Plank
10000 do. clear Boards and Plank
10000 do. Joist
$4,000 do. Timber
1000 Cedar Rails
100000 Shingles
$1,000 Laths
1000 Clapbosrds.
.Newfort, Jan. /, 1917 3m.