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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-22
Teas, Candles & Oats.

Teas, Candles & Oats.
E0HN G. LADD g. 20. have received
% per schr Henrietta, from Baltimore,
and offer for sale,
10 chests fuurg Hssor, and
5 do Imperial Tea, eli ship North
Points cargo. superior quality.
100 boxes mouId candles, from Hyde's
manafactory, Baltimore.
Also, afoat, the cargo Of sloep Alliga-
tor, of 29e0 bushels Al5aby Oats.
November Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-22
mo 5l04.
l. p. Madeira.

IL. IhCtSli a.
1 FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille,
"a Wardrop Il Cos London Par,icu-
lar Madeira, OF fne quality. for sale bv
Ja- 81 ". lIOEGSNN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

The ot0rsng letter from the mother Of an infns 10 Duy
in'eresfins 10 The afflicted.
W. 7. Conway,
Respected sir.-Agreeably 20 your request, would
INFORM you that my son is years oid, his health
as foiows-he has been sick years; Is months
since, when Informed Of DR.. Refs botanical Drops
ana fiiis, he then had not the oI has arms one
leg almost crppled hip dropped out of place his
thigh swelled up and broke IN places arms IN the
mean time swelled up and broke in ~ places many
OF the sores were down 10 the bone for one year he
had no use OF the joints, bot has The use of both
arms, sores all well hut three he now appears To be
getting well very fast Many said II was impossible
that he could get weOthers say ii seems llSe ras.
ing one from The dead Imust ever remain a sincere
friend and we'll ~ishcr to you who have shewn SO
much Kindness to my son.
LUCY ROGERS.
Waterford, (Con.) May II. 1915
These Drops radical cure for Sctrry, SaA
Rhenn. Leprosy, SO. .qntionys RAE crgiita, Ulcers,
Sore Legs, even when the bone IS Affected, 1eacreal
J'gnts when mercury has faied-are the best spring
and autumnai physie, ard may be gwen TO children
with perfect safety Prices --Cjj'.iSk for "Dr
RELTE's BorANIcAL DaoPs"- Observe n5re are
senai'ie unless signed " w Z Conway"
The above Medicine prepared and sold whole
sale, by the sole Proprietor, W. 4 CoNwAY, No l,
Hamilton Place, Common street, Boston, and retail
ed by
SAAlL. w. VINSON, Duggiss,
TKdlIE3-S1'REET, AEIfPORY, X. T.
Hoppn, Providence, Isaac ID Bull, Hartford. Dwight
Ripley, Norwich, John Ticbou, No. 238, Waier.s,.
New York. and most Drugg.,s booksellers. and
Post-Mastcrs throughout the Unitod States.
JJ Pamphlets OF many eXtraord nary cures may
be had at the sgcut's gratis.
GJr None ot be above are genuine, unIess signed
"W. I. Conway as you raiue heGih Observe fhs!
TT large discount TO Country Traders, anJ
those who buy 10 sell again
As7oaD~I, N0p. l3 1876
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POSTPONEMENT.
NO I'll EE.

~ u L Il.
By Nrtue Of a Decree Ct he St..reme Jndic-
iai Curt, holden az Nezohort Oh The .frst
Monday Of March, 1917.
@ much OF the Real Estate Of ANDREW FHgE
- BODY, late Of Westerly, deceased, AS will be
sufficient for the payment of the debts of said de-
ceased, together with the eIpences of settling the
estate Of the deceased, and incidental charges. will
be sold at Public Auction, on WEDNESDAY, July
9. 1917, and the following day.--Said Estates are
situated partly III Newport, Mddetown and James
town--Ihat in Newport consists of about Acres
of Land THAT in MiJdlc,own of 90 Acres Of Land
now in the possession of James Chase And that
in jamestown, is the Farm now in the possession of
Peieg Pctier.-The sale will be the premises in
Newport said Wednesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
in Middetown, at 3 o'clock =. NJ. on said day
AMI in jamestown. on the day following, at eek
A. M.-The Conditions will be made known al the
time and places OF sale.
SYLVESTER GAyIT,l r..
JAMES CHASE. 8
Newport, May %, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
POETRY.
From fhe National Register.

from 90e VaHSnaI hegIsIp.
We publish tho Flooring neGt moreen1, al
lodged 70 beTcn the pen OF WALTER
Sco1Is it IS so true To. nature, that It's
b~cu,ics are paipable to the mast ordinary
intellect. The compliment to the bravery
Of the Scotch Highlanders 10 very Gne, aud
introduced apparently SO much by accident,
that one does DOT perceive the least fattery
w il.
NORA'S VOW.
HEAR what Highland Nora said.
"rbe Erlle's son I will not we'd,
should all the Of nature die,
And none be left but he and I,
For all the geld, for all the gear,
For all the lands both far and near,
That ever yalor lost or won,
1would not wed the Eriie,s son."
"a maiden's vows" old Callum spoke,
"Are lightly made and lightly broke
The heather on ue mountains Insight,
Acgins to bloom in purple light,
The frost wind soon shall sweep away
The iustre deep from glen and brace
Yet, Nora, ere its bloom bSgone.
May bthiey wed the Erlie's son."
= "Tik swan" she said, "the lakes clear breast
May barter for the eagles nest;
The hwe's fierce stream may backward turn
Ben.Cruainan fall and crush Kchurn;
Our killed clans, when blood is high,
Before their foc, may turn and fly,
sut !, were all these mTyes done,
Would never wed the Eriie's son."
H,iil In the watcr.lilics' shade,
Her wonted nest the wild swan made:
Sen.Cruanan stands AZ fast ever;
Still downwards forms the Awe's fierce river,
10 shun the clash Of foemsn's steel,
No Highland brogue has turn'd his heel;
But Nora's heart 10 lost and won,
She's welded to the Erlie's son.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
ADVERTISEMENT.

THE subscriber begs leave 10 inform bis friends
in particular, aud the public in general. that
he now carries on his Trade, usual, on the Long
Wharf, below the Bridge. and opposite Mr.. TnohA.
MEssEs's shop. he repairs locks OF every kind,
makes keys OF every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any sort OF brass ware. lie mends umbrellas IN the
neatest manner, and does all sorts OF small work in
his line of business The smallest iavors in his way
will be thankfully received and punctu.ll! perform
cd, by Your obt humble servant,
WILLIAM CRAkSTON.
hc1voort. SC1f II 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
NOTICE.

STATE Of RhoGA.Isiasd and Providenee PAN
fGtio,s, May 10. 1917.
THE Creditors of JosEru SIssoS, cf Ports-
mouth, laborcr, are hereby notified TO srYear at
the General Assembly. tn be holden 81 Newport, on
the srcDrd Nonday Of J1nc next 10 show cause
.rh. bi. pe,sion ior ne bere6t os the insoiveni
ac, uf June. I7s5, ourh, IA, &c he granted.
(u.il SkMcEk EDDY. Secretary.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
IANABlAN hOltoE
q N Il X.

THE beautiful white Arabian Horse OMAR, hte-
i ~ imported from Barbary. will be kept the en-.
eung season, nj the stable Of the subscriber, in
Portsmouth, on this island. Terms--,cn dollars,
the season, and FIVE dollars, the single service
C GOod pastures arc provided for mares, at the
sSpencs and risk Of the owners.
NICHOLS HASSARD.
Port ssno,,th Nav o. 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
WAR DEPARTMENT,

Section eT BoAnty Lands.
A IL persons entitled to Military Bounty Lands
~ for services rendered the United States during
the late war, wovjd do well TO reeo'ect the notice
given from this branch Of the War Department, 80
long since as the 25d OF August, 1915, and which
has been repeated in the ps'blie newspapers many
times since that date, viz.
"a Land Warrant will asf be issued 20 al sresis
for nor to an oSsnissrass-. The goyernmcst OF the
Unhed States has not authorized any person To set
agen, for the purpose Of transscting soy pAre
of the business relatire to the obtaining MIlitsry
Land Warrents which viii, as usual, be issued
gratis at the War department: nor does Il recog-
nizc any pretended Land Olsoe tor srck pUfs'es nr
any other agency oi that nature, in any state OF ths
American Union.
Angus, %, isl5v
In addition TO the above, IL may be proper 20 re-
mind applicants of the classes above referred t..
that their letters and documents need NJ, be address
sed 10 any individual the seat OF govern ent "
name hui sin,pl, TO "THE SScpErAaY OF Wan,
W.slrnssn Citp, ID G" Their communiesiion
,hou'd cen,sia the address to whs the s'ply e'eos
TO be transmitted.
A?.ii q, tsi-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

Ihe JolIozuns v2iunsaTy eert.Geotes are hrso/s
eftheir singular aud SUPERIOR e6fcacg
az CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that !, Gen James Whitelaw, Of
Ryesate. (Vt) have daughter, who has been from
her youth to the age Of 90 years, severely afflicted
with the salt rheum, and after having tried many
medicines 70 no effect, induced TO make trial Of
" Dr. Hey's Botenical Drops.' pre- pared by ". T..
Conway, wl.ie.. after administering three bottles,
comple,eda cur and she has not been troubled with
the complaint since. JAMES WHITELAW.
Montpelier, March 10, 1916.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

To tle SvidO9uS and heirs Of tie officers,
seamen and maritseS cJ iAe IaIe y. S. brig
Of sgdr Eherpier.
AN ACT for the relief Of the widows and orphans
OF the officers, seamen and marines, who were
lost in the United Sta,o brig Eperyier.
BE IL enacted 5yhe Senate and h0use Of Represent
ntiues Of he United &GteS ef .3merica, in C0lgren
asse,r5ed, Ihst the widows, it any such theie be.
if there be widow, the child or cesdren, if there
be child, then the parents or parent, and il there
be parent, then the brothers and sisters Of on
GERS, seamen and marines, who were in the service
of the Unlcd States, and lost in the brig Eperyier.
shall be entitled to- and receive. out Of any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, sum
equal TO nix months pay of their respective dec,as.
ed relatives aiore said IN addition to the pay due 10
the said deceased on the l4,h day of July, one
thousand eight hundred ard fifteen 10 which day
the arrears Of pay due the deceased shall be allow.
ed and paid by the accounting ofhcers Of the Navy
department.
Passed Sd Of March. 1871
The aniount Of six months extra nay authorized
by the above &C 'of Congress, will he paid 10 the
legal claimants, upon application 10 the Na,y De-
partment, Washington, when Nley shall se' orally
transmit a certificate of marriage duly authenticate
cd in behalf of widow. certificate Of baptism
and Of parish record in behalf Of orphan children,
certificate of the relationship Of brother or sister
duly attest, d by magistrate q the country, prov.
ing incontestibiy the kindred and jus, claim Under
ssry III the case, claimants aie requested to scud
their vouchers ami papers direct 10 the Navy lie.
partment, and the money will be paid by checks
upon the banis, in the neig hbohood Of their resi-
dence, without expense or deduction Those who
constitute attornics vii ,ve 10 prove their ndenu-
", and afidity 10 the officer, seaman marine.
ard letters Of administrators will be required or
adm' .cd in favor of claim. The payment being
specifically applied to ,ip relations afor Toned.
none other need TO apply and The s@ctest scrutiny
will be observed when the application is diseb
from the person designated in the law
BY order Of the Secretary of The Navy.
BENJAMIN HQMhNS.
Navy Deharsmexi, lOfh Ahru, Iel7.
". B--1he ss..le profs and vouchers will be ,sf.
ficient for the OF pay due the 18th July.
1915, which will be paid BY Ike fourth auditor Of
the Treasury Department.
OJ The Printers of the Laws Of the United
States are requested to publish the above thlee
successive weeks.
April 80
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

Necq fealier BEDS and Fedticr-.
7 I'VE Geese sni Fowl Feathers, and Fe.tber
IL beds, from % to as dollars, kept constantly
for sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. }, Chgrics-sGee:.
lie has on hand an assortment of Mattresses Of all
kinds. .hsuborf. March %. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
Portsmouth. May q, 1877.
STRAIED or Y7OLEV.

~ 1.-THE 7th or 9th inst. from the pasture Of Esc-
~ KEEL Gardner, Narrag ganset, south.ferry, black
M \RE, IL years old. little lame in Of her hind
isss split in one of her fore hoofs. sQuarc.doeked,
Md clear trotter. Whoever will Ike up said
nare. or give Information, so that the owner can
obiain her again, shall be generously rewarded. and
sll reasonable charges paid by
PHILIP SAUNDERS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
House O| EHiert1ilnNIcnt'

IOH5t " LHlCFIUNNNItNE
- lClIARD BARKER respectfully informs his
IL friends and former customers, that he has ie-
turned TO his native town, and has taken the house
in the Of the shop II DAVID WILLIAMS.
watch maker, north side Of The Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bank where he intends to keep
q House OF Entertainment, and will use every cxer-
tion to give satisfaction those who will favor him
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will be accommodated
as usua.-and few steady Boar ders can be admit
ted
Newport, April %, 1917:
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Westerly. May 81, 1917
Commissioners NonCe.

commissioners Nome.
TNy r. the subscribers having been appointed oytae
w Hon. Court of Probate in the town OF Newport,
an the county Of Newport, Commissioners 10 re.
oeivc and examine the claims against the estate OF
ABIGAIL GODDARD,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented insol
vent, do hereby give notice ih.t six months from
the 5th inst. are allowed the creditors OF said Us
tate to bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that vii, attend for tha, purpose, at our res
pectivs dwellings. any time within that period.
!oMS InnYNs " dnNRSr DAviS; Commissioners.
All persons indebted to the Estate Of said deceas-
cd, arc called upon TO IN Ike immediate payment to
SARAH uELME, Administrators.
Newport, MAY. %, 1917.
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.

EsEnrED from iAe rendezvous cf the sub
~ seriber, in Newport, on Moudsy May i2. JOHN
yI>UCUM, recruit in the sixth regimen, u. ) In
fan,rv Said vinucum was horn In TIE town OF War
ren county of bristol. and state OF r. I is about
,wcr,y.,wo years of age, Eve feet esh; inches high.
lieh complexion. grey eyes, Iish, hair, and BY pro-
fession a Cordwaircr
whocver viii arprehend said deser,er, and dc.
LIVER hm any military post. or coniin, him ., any
place where be o5,ai' Ell. sra, receive tic
sbovt reward with all necessary charges.
q. WATSON. .ssfy. u. g. .f--s.
my ls,isr.
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TO LET.

TO LET,
(.fpd Possession given immediately
THE shop recently occupied by Mr. SAMUEL
L w NILSSON. Also the room in the rear Of the
sane, tcg,thcr with the chambers above.
LikcwIse-tbe north Chamber in the same build
ing, being pleasantly situated. The whole will be
let together, or separately.
For particulars, apply to
C. NJ. THURSToN.
Nevport. Aprii % 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

rHeBoUs Z, ate Proiessor OF Physic III Wc aDoV'-
mentioned seminary, who's. certificate accompanies
zach bottle II cannot &c supposed that ge' semen
of .uch high professional merit would paronze and
recomtnendNa composition which did not serve
,he confidence of the community Price 50 cts.
Nesp England Eye -Salue-
A safe. active and eficacious remedy in All weak,
~atery, OF inaamed eyes, and superici 10 all the
-ye.watcrs e, in, en,ed.--rrice 80 cts box.
Jnyis' Antabilions and n orm Pills
A better medicine for the above complaints never
was discovered. They are universally approved Of
Scotch Impressed OntnHnt--
The only remedy in the world. which cures the
ITCH in four hours. It is safe and pleasant Price
so cts. a box,
Sold By S. ". VINSON
Newport Apr %. 1917
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NOl,ICF.

ITO be bound out 10 service for one year, man
4 aud woman, able. bodied people, ond female
child, about three years DID, till she arrives to eigh
teen, healthy and we'll Any person wishing to take
any or either Of them. invited call the Over
eeers Of the roor Of Mddlelown.
BY order Of said Overseers.
Witness. ELISHA ALLEN, Clerk.
M;id,ctown Nav %. 1871,
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DEPARTMENT or WAR,
additional Aeeean aDI's Office, I

September 27, l7.6.
"r having been made the. duty Of this Office ~
Law. ADJUST and settle sll $ccorn,s in the W.r
Department. which remained 4 nsettlsd q, tie con-
cusi0u OF the late war and are now unst tted--l,
is hereby msde known the officers of The late
nt, who have public account 10 settle, and to such
ofisers and piivstes dischsIg gea.
who have arrearages ol pay due them, that, BY Or
wsrding their papers 10 this Ghice by mall their
will be settled, and The balances remiliet,
without incurrng any expense BY the sppoin,.rl Il
all agent TO transact their business for hem.
The hsrs and representatives CT deceased officers
and soldiers OF the late army are also infoi rlee.
that, by Forwarding their papers to this ofFce for
any arrears Of pay due tie deceased, The accounts
will be adjusted, and the balances RENTED free Il
expense:
The duties heretofore coKfded TO tho Additional
Accountant having been assigned to this Office, sp-
pca,ions relative TO the above poiifeaton will be
addressed accordingly.
Treasury DcpGrtneni
Third AUDITORS Once.
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FOR SALE,
E'OUp hundred and twenty acres Of LAND. lying
4 In the town Of Champain, in the county of Clin.
ton, and state Of New-York, about three miles aom
the south end Of Lake Chanrrlam, being lot No. S3,
Of tho Nova-sco,ia and Refugee Patent, some part
OF which is under Improvement. The said tract is
free from all incumbrances whatever. good war
rantee deed will be given to the purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberal, sr.ply 20
DUTEE :. PEARCE.
Newport. Nov. s, 1916. GD
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FOR SALE,
MY Dwelling liouse. No -. Broad-strees, with
4VA the out.BuIIdinss aud the land they stand on,
(aboJt quarter Of IN acre. Terms liberal. Said
House is IN complete osder.
A. HATHAWAY.
Newport, Aug z, 1916.
Portsmouth, Wogen Monnjdnory.
HE Subscribcr informs his friends and the pub
lie, that he continues 10 Card Wool, Color and
Dress Cioih, and to Manufacture Plains, Sannets,
tunnes, &c. all which will be done in a superior
manner, ut moderate prices, having the best kind of
machinery in excellent order, and wotkncn expert.
enceI in every branch Great attention will be paid
to sIose $40 are punctuai in payment, and none
vii Ge neglected
Persons indebted to him earnestly requested
TO make mmcdiatc paymcnt-,hose whose accounts
OF long standing in particular. will find 1t tl.eir
own interest 10 make speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Port smouth, (CusdIirs .hiH,.) Oct. ~.
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2Ey He President Of 1hc Cuited .Slates.
NNT HEREAs, by the FIRST section CT an Ac, CT
w Congress, passed on the 3lst day OF March,
lands of the United States and for other purposes"
the President Of tlE United otates is auAorIsed te
cause certain pubic lands to be offered for sale;
Wherefore, ] JAMES MONROE, President Of he
United States in conformity with The said act, and
oiher acts Of congress providing for the sale and
disposal Of the lands cf the United States south Of
Tennessee, do hereby declare and make known that
public sales, for the disposal agreesby TO law, Of
the public land in the district east Of Pearl river.
bounded on the west by the Chickasawhay river, on
the south by the parallel Of the Sid north latitude,
the east by the Mobile and To,nbigby ri,ers,
and on the north by TIC Creeks, Ssntsboguc and
Bogue Homo (,he one falling into the Tombigby
and the o;hsr into the Chckasswhay rivers) which
have been survey ed and returned TO the Register Of
the land Office At st. Stephens. and which have not
been disposed OF, or excepted Eom sxle by Law,
s,rall be held at ST. Stephens, oI the River Tombg-
by, on the frs, Monday of July next, and continue
tili the said lands have been offered for sale.
Given under my hand the eighth day Of March,
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen
JAMES MONROE.
Dy the President.
Josiah .Neys Commissioner Of
the General Land Office.
Printers who publish the Laws Of the United
States will insert the above once week ,i.. The first
Of June, and forward their accounts lin dup.icste)
20 the Receiver of public monies at ST. Stephens for
payment Apr.
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PETER HAGNER, Auditor.

Editors authorized to publish the laws of lhs
United states are requested TO publish the aboya
twice week for three weeks.
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pdln0cte Pr0pery...ior sac.
V'HE subscriber will either sell lease the House
l. in which he now lives, in Thsme s.street-and
give immediate possession. lie will sell some land
adjoining the estate of ,he late Georgc { 'ampR,
Esq which land is very convenient for House lots
lie will either sell sr lease his farm al Sschucast
point, ia Niddle,own. lie has some Furniture also
tor sale. NArH. HAZARD.
Jan 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04
AROMATIC SNUFF
CATARRH AND HEADACHE.

This Snuff, as celebrated
for its agreeable fragrance, us for its
efficacy in the cure Of recen, Ca.
tarrh and slow nervous head .ac! e, is
used and APT roved by tie present
Professor Of Chemistry in Harvard
University, at Cambridge, in Msssa.
chuset,'., and by some of the frst
Physicians in the United States. and
il also recommended by Doct WA
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-04

To ne SvidOgvS and heirs Of the officers,
seamen and mariHeS cJ iAe IaIe U. S. brig
Of sgdr Eherpier.
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,'rHE SUBSCRIBER,

az lis Ss0,e, on Cameron ssreet, otto.
size tie ltfarkek
In addition To his iurrcr stock OF Ii.
quors. Wines, Teas, Groceries SC. sc,
has just received
r5ii!ds. Penpf wanna Rye Whiiiey
Which, with the ARTICLES aocvc are offered
for sale.
In few days his store on the Gccond floor
VIII be COMPLETE where he now offers for ialc
general ailortment of Plain and cut Glais,
china, DELPHI, and Queens Ware, &c. &c.
Tea Trays and Walters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, fome of them very
elegant; hrit quality Britannia Ware in
let's complete Cruet itands, variety
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed Tea
kettles; Coffee Mills, Iron-tinned Skillets,
all iizes; Bell metal Prelerving pans, Bel
lows, American and Britiih Chahng Din,
es Gridirons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
hiters, Coal boxes, Shovels, sc Bruflies
all kinds; German Looking glaiIes, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety; plated can.
die. ticks, fome. of them elegant Marke
Baikets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all o.
which will be fold on moderate and accomo.
dating terms. VIM. DUNLAP.
Sent. 10
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THIS is to o.iue notice

tbs rs 20 SfUe NOtIcc,
That the fubicriber, OF Alexandria coun-
ty, i'll the Diftrict of Columbia, has obtained
from the OrphanSCourt of iaid county, let
tiers OF administration on the perfonal eitate
OF Ferdinand Marlteller, late OF the county
atoreiald, deceaied. All perions having
claims asairit the iaid deeedent, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the fame to the fubfcriber
with the vouchers thereof, pafed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 18th day
of September next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to iaid eifate; and
thofe indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under nv hand
this 18th Marcel, 1877.
JAMES r. RIDDLE, Admir-
of F. Marteller.
March 10. AZ.