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A pL.ACE. WANrEn-

n t4t>-iI " " I'D,
"A smart, lively, sensible Boy -Four year, c.l
= wants pace in some respectable family. un.
vi ossse' Enquire Al this Office. Aug. s.
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NOTICE..
A RECRUITING RENDEZVOUS is
A opened for the 9th Regiment u. S. In
taotry, at No. S, Long-wharf. All those
disposed 10 enter the service Of their country,
are requested TO call.
B. WATSON, Maj. U. S. .4rmy.
.hewhort, Fe6 10, 1917.
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AIDisrettanp.
Seasonv6ie Reeeihes.

Tho following receipt for tho cure Of the
Dysentery has the attestation Of thousands Of
i,s efficacy:--
? !" "Onc ounce Of Castor Oil, one ounce Of
Pulv. Gum Arabick, one ounce Of Tine,uro
Of Terra Jsponica, and three opuccs Of Wa
ter-.-thcse we'll mixed until they pccome q
mueiIage. Dose, one table spoonful, morn
ing md evening.
bed Shgs.--A correspondent assures Us
that solution OF Camphor will rid bedstcads
OF this nauscous sommer visiiant.
Lightning.-Dr. Frsnklin rcccommends 10
those spprehcnsivc Of danger from lightning
II in plain, 10 lie Aat during the alarm, and
IL in the room Of house, not secured by rods
to avoid sitting near the chimney, looking
glasses, or great pictures, these being con-
.ductors. He thinks the ssfcsr place is in the
middle Of the room, on chair, with the feel
elevated, or on mattress or bed, in the same
place, with the chair on it.
Among other arrangements adopted TO
give eclst 10 the arrival Of the President at
Boston, the following excited very deep in
tcfcrest
Ooe scene ofthe celebration was peculiarly
interesting. On entering the beautiful lawn
Of the Common, besides the surrounding
besutics Of nature sDd art, an orgspized svep-
uc Of nearly -Four 7Aonsand children presen-
ted itself in full view 10 the spectator. Tho
Presidcot stopped for monlent---sInos, un.
consciousIy---,o witness the scene and when
he passed, received the graceful homage Of
this sample Of the rising generation, with
parental compiacency. The youths were Of
both sexes, about two-thirds boys who wefo
principally dressed in blue coates, with
white oudesclothes, end the girls in whites
Many Of them bore on their bosoms an en-
bIem Of the union Of parties which exis,edin
this demonstrstiop Of respect 20 the Head of
great Nstion--ihe Representative Of seven
millions Of pcorle-snd eniwined in bon-
quef the Roses red end white together."
s.s PRINTING, Of kinds, eTseufed an
:. .o,s.rorta~, ,,o1n<, of fIxs office
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon Court of Probate in the town Of Newport,
in the county of Newport, Commissioners to re-
ceive and examine the claims agains, the estate OF
JONATHAN WALKER,
late Of said Newport, deceased, represented insol.
vent, do hereby give notice that six months from
the % inst allowed to the creditors Of said Es.
tate to bring in and prove their respective claims,
and that will attend for that purpose at res
pectiys Dwellings,, any time within that period
JOHN IILtlNGHASr, ; Commissioners.
JESSE DUNHAM.
All persons indebted the Estate Of said deceas-
ed, are called upon TO make immediate payment TO
DANIEL DENHAM, Administrator. +
Newport, July 2. 1917.
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DNs REMOVAL.
CHARLES nj. THURSTON.

INFORMS his friends and customers, that he has
removed to the store South West corner Of Mill.
street. aud No 90. Thames-strees. where he oiIers
Tor sale an assortment the first quality w l. Goods
or approved credit, F7's'
Newport June 49, 1917 ttt ,s
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I'm Sunday eveaing last, was stolen from ,hs
sunscrber, peaked stern Boat about l6 Zee,
kee scrdigrse bottom, black upper streak and red
one below. II is supposed the boat was stolen by
swo descrters from Fort-wolcott. Whoever will
.s'ar" s"d boat TO Newport. shall receive the
-'v,s reward WILLIAM YOUNG.
Newport. July is. 1917. 80 80
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
DESERTED from Fort wolsott. harbor Of New.
port, on the night of the 18Th inst. the follow
rr@eu r.e recruits Z, the 9Th regiment T. s. Infant
~: THOMAS BARNEY and THOMAS MARaiE
.hoNAs bAassy alias BAanxv M'LoY y as born
~ nMor,h-k.nSstown, = county Of Washington, state
o' nhcdefsland, Is 80 years Of age, dark complex
'on. olue eyes, brown hair. and by profession sea-
mans stressed in blue short jacket and TROUSERS.
"a IsoMAs MAssLE was born in Newport, state Of
nedeis'and Is 81 years Of sge light compile xon.
o'ue eyes. light hair. and by profession ship.csr.
Penler went on in eitizen's clothing W
Me above described deserters went from New
port M an epeA boat. which they had previously
sso'en. Whoever will apprehend them and ret,irs
tnem 10 this place, or secure them where they NAV
DC obtained, shall receive. with all necessary charr.
es, or Ten Dollars for either of them -
~, shV b WATSON, Maj. U s. arm,
Newport. July Ia 19I7 -
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State OF Rhode Island and Providence
Plantations.
IN GensrnI AsaenahI,,
In General. Assem6iy,

June Session, n. ID. lsi7.S
AN ACT to repeal the Act entitled "An act ia n
mepdment Of an act entitled an act to rganze
the militia" ft
CEcTIoN1. I. Be n enacted BY the General Assem-
~ 5iy cndby the authority 0ereefn 10 enacted, That
the act passed the February session Of the Gener-
al Assembly, A. ID. 1917, respecting the training.
dsciplnng and improving the militia in martial cx-
erclse entitled "An act in amendment Of an en-.
titled an act to organize the militia" be and 1e
same is hereby repealed.
Sec. 2. Ind Be 10 further enacted, That the eigh.
teenth section Of the entitled An to organ.
ze the militia" be and the same s hereby revived
Reseiped. That the preceding act be published
in all the newspapers printed in this State.
a rus copy :-Wiftess,
SAMUEL EDDY, Sec'ry:
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REMOVAL.

HE subscribers Office Is removed 20 the cham
4 borrower Messrs. b. q S. G. Viewers Hatstore.
three doors north Of Townsend's Coifee-House. En-
trance from Thames. street. ID. ]. PEARCE.
Newport. June Ill, 1917.
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'Execuf0r's Notice.

THE Subscriber hereby notifies the public, that
= ne has been duly and Legally qualified by the
Honorable Court Of Probate Of the Town Of Middle
town, in the county Of Newport, sole executor Of
the las, will and testament Of PAUL wIGHrMAN,
late Of said Middletowo, yeouzn, deceased. All
persons having any demsods against the estate
deceased, are hereby requested to present the same
to hin, for payment and all persons indebted 90
said estate, requested 10 make payment TO him
1 80 OLIVER WIGHTMAN.
Newport. June 90. 1917.
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.A
AN ACT providing for the division Of Ger.
tain quarter sections, in future sales Of the
public lands, ~ as
BE IL enacted by fAe Senate and House of
Rehresenfafives cf fhe United States Of .dms-
riea tn Congress assembled, Tha, from bnd
after the Grs. day oi September next, tho
sections designated by numbers two, Eve,
twenty, twenty three, thirty and thirty three.
In each and every township Of the public
lands, the sale Of which is now, or here after
Tor sale eNher IN quarvcr vcCtIoDs, W.
quarter sections, at tho option of the pur-
chsscr, and in every csso Of the division OF =
quarter section, the portion shall be made by
line running due north and sou,h, and in
every other rcspec, the said sections shall bo
offered, whether at public or private sslc, On
the same terms and conditions ss have been,
or may be, by law, provided for the sale Of
the other pubic lands Of The u. States. u
Feb ~, lsi7.--Approved, %Hes
~ ,g JAMES MADISON
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NOTICE.
ITO be bound out 10 service for one year, man
and woman, able-boded people, and female
child, about three years old, till she arrives egh.
teen healthy and we'll Any person wishing to take
any either OF them, invited to call on ,he Over
seers of the Poor Of Mddletown.
BY order Of said Oyerseers.
Witness-ELlSiiA ALLEN, Clerk :.
Middletown May %, 1917
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NOTICE.
Lonl,NissioNers' Noficc.

Commissioners Notice.
WE, the subscribers having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate in the town Of New
port. in The county OF Newport, Commissioners TO
receive and examine the claims against the estate Of
DANIEL w. HOCKEY,
late OF said Newport, deceased, represented nsol.
vent do hereby give notice that six months from
the 7th instant, allowed to the creditors Of said
Estate 10 bring in and prove their respective claims
and that We will attend for ths, purposc. at our res
Pective dwellings. any time within that period.
1q%s Taos. fa's'SsRosS q nSsRosp Commissioners.
All persons indebted to the Estate Of said deces1
cd are called upon TO make immediate payment "a
MARY DUNHAM, Adlpinistfslor. \
Nsyport, Jply IS, 1917. -
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FOR SALE.

ION p4ILIs,
A House and Lot Of Land, situate on lIigh-s,reet,
n in Bristol. The House is one story high four
rooms on foor.-Having good yard and garden;
the whole making one quarter Of an OF Land.
For terms, apply ~ the subscriber, living on the
premises. EDWARD USHER.
Bristol. June 4. 1917
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~ Al 10 segulato the trade an Plaster OF
- 49, f Paris.

i lnuSs
| Oh enacted by fAe Senate and House Of
rerrss ssfatspss Of Me Uaifed Sfafes Qf .dmer-
'es' va Congress assens6ied, That from and
s.'er 'I fourth day Of July next, no plaster
81 n the production of any country or
ns uopS pSdencies, from which the vessels Of
s"e ed Statcs'arc not permit,cd to bring
sne ss. article, shsl! be imported into tho
oansoS States In spy foreign vessel. And
al p's'sr Of paris imported into the United
sea'os s'contrsty TO the true in,eht and mean
'"g OF his act, and The vessel in which tho
me ny be imported, or attempted 10 be
ss'pS'.s, together with iAs csrgo' aekei
.ss Uo,sS sIss.s and sueh plaster Of esri.
vessel and cargo, shall be liable 20 be seixvd,
prosecuted, and condemned Ia Hke manner,
and under tho same regulations, restrictions,
and provisions, as have been heretofore es-
tsblished for the recovery, Sollection and dis
tribution, and remission Of forieiturcs TO tho
United States by thc several revenue laws
Sec. =. .fad be if further enacted, That
this act shall continue and be in force five
years fiom tho thirty htst day of January,
one thousaud eight hundred and thirteen:
Provided netersheisss, Thst if any foreign
power or its dependencies, which have now In
force regulations on the sobjcct ofthe trade In
Plaster OF Paris, prohibiting the cxpor,stion
thereof to certain ports Of tho United States,
shsli discontinue such regulations, the Pres
dent Of the United States is hereby auihor-
ised to declare that fact by HE proclamation,
aud the restrictions imposed by this &C, shalt
from the date OF such proclamation, cesss,
and be discontinued in relation 10 the nsti on
or its dspendencica disseminating such reg
uIs,ions. ~ea
March s, isi7-Approved, sef
JAMES MADISON. t
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TO LET.

THE Chambers Of the House occupied by the sub.
scribeT, situate in spring-strcst corner Of
Green-street Ioquire Of
f.rrer.. yuly.g. fef7 - I. Y. I-h
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SCHOOL NOTICE-

THE subscriber has opened SCHOOL in sprirr.
street, nearly opposite Trinity. Church, aud
next north OF Capt Isaac Burdck's for the ns,ruc.
ton OF Youth in the various rudiments Of common
School education, viz Reading, Writing Arithme,c,
Der has ample recommend atoms. and as he intends
to devote his time assiduousIy to this pursuit. he viii
be grateful for share Of public pstrosage; and AZ
sures those who may favor him with their support,
that nothing shall be wanting on his part to repder
satisfaction TO his employers. For term: and other
partlcu'ars' pa apply at YRS 19asnghass, DO. ii2,
Thames street, or at the School-Room
MILTON HALL.
Newport. April so, 1912. 81 =. 4
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Ne70 arrangement



At his Book and Stationary Store.
No l12, Thames-sfrees, 4
II AS just received from New.York an assortment
L OF DRY GOODS, consisting of
Blue. black, brown, bottle green, drab and mkt
Brsadctofhs and Cassimeres-Pelise Cloths white
add cooured Fiannels Blankets; worsted and cot
Con Hose; sus?enders Flag Hdkfs Bandannas /,
cotton and pocket do :. meas beaver Gloves; Kid
Gloves - 5-S. o.. and "a cotton and imitation
Shawis; Vest Patterns, very elegaut-Cotton Cam
erics. very cheap British Shirtings India Cottons !;
Factory do. blue and yellow Nankins scooured
Cambrics' Calicoes. Ginghams; 'Bombazctts yari,
Gus co,oursi 81 and 60 Dmity Italian Grape
book Musiinsi figured do Cotton Umbrellas Sew.
ing silks, all colours, Cotton Balls; silk Shawis
men and women's black and white silk Hose Pins;
Needle,, Sc &c &c. all of which we're purchased
At Auction, and will be sold very low for Cash I,
r. T. NJ will continue his Book and Stationary
ousIaes as usuaI-Aii New Publications are recciv.
eu as soon as published
Newport, May S, 1917.
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s.s PRINTING, ofea kinds, eTseufed a.
a safisfaefoyy manner, at THE office.
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NJ. 4. Goods and Groceries,
By wHoLEsALE,ASD RETAIL.

- street. (corner Of Mil.street,) ror cash or sp
proved credit. y - ~
Hyson, }
nouhS Tyson TEAS,
S.a' !sonsAn'' ana by the chest
i,oxes and bbls iIasana brown Sugar,
Dbs. do whit. Jn
Bbis and bags Coffee.
Pepper and Pimento. per bag,
1850 Tbs. pure Ginger.
200 do. Cassa.
Rice, per cask,
Fleur, per bbl. r 81,
Tobacco. per keg,
Snuff. per bladder,
Chocolate and Candles, per boz. w
Gin, per pipe or bbl. tH neN
w !. and N. T.. Rum, per hid. or bbl
l2o kegs first quality Guupowder,
Shot, per bag
.siso,
), general assortment of the first quality W. 1
Goods and G' oceries, at retail.
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To LET, -
Store No. %, Thamesstreet, formerly occupied
oy 5. w. Vinson. Druggist.--Also, a large three.
story house Oh Stevens wharf, calculated for boar
ding'house Apply as above. =
Newport July 9, 1917.
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Sales at Auction.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays

"a Tn W edneSadye un" o"'"' ""Jo'
"a WILL BE OFFERED,
AT the Auction Office on Union street,
8 Between King and Prince
y a n extensive and general assortment
O. scasonabIe Goods, OF British,
Freach, German. India, and domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select,
ed. and well worthy the attention OF
town and country merchants and others !;
sss the undersigned viii be aeundantiy
sn,nl;ed from the manufactors and their
G,;emjs in Boston. New York and PhI'a-
Jslpbia-which will give TO gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
sorI terms as they can be m those cities,
T. LINZ into view the difference OF Ex-
cha e &c, etc. etc. oJ,
ne particu'a- description OF GOODS
viii be adyerusau q the papers OIL 'ne
aN
Coas;gaaru. .u~Iy attended 10 ana
liberal al ,ua 'Hs'too'e
ycao Jackson & 90,
.uctsoneers.
N,vema,
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Medicines, &c.
FOR SALE,

THE subscribers offer for sale, at the
corner of King and Royal streets, oppo
site to Mr.. Peter Sherron's store, an ex'
tensiye assortment Of we'll selected me
dicines, -patent medicines and drug
the greater part Of which was received
by the ship Clifton rom London
They have also received by the ship
Emily from London, via Baltimore, com
position Mortars l. Pestles, various sizes
-Apothecary's scales and weights, &
Bolus knives--Also, an elegant assert
ment OF Surgeons instruments, consist,
ing of Evans's Screw Torncquets, male
and female catheters. pocket instruments
four prices, teeth Extractprs, Surgeon
needles, dissecting, amputating trepan'
ming, cupping, and one set of midwifery
MISUNDERSTANDING laDcets aud cases
bsugies, pewter bed-pans, lancet pointed
trocars and histories, anu variety OF
forceps, Alss
$4,000 Spanish sesars, l. S kegs chew
ing tobacco.
Country Merchants, Physicians, an,
couutry Gentlemen, can be supplied, Oh
accommodating terms at the shortest no.
ice:
The subscribers, will, as heretofore
continue the practice of medicine, in It's
various branches. and will give advice
GRATIS to those who consult them at theit
shop. The prices for the doses o.
Medicine, are at the usual apothecary''
rates.
Semmes & Washington.
Oct. g
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
Hill and Dale, Fred. County, ]
virginia. December so. (

E1lll duu Ddlt, T'Cu' 'o""'J) ..
Virginia, December 80.
Absconded from this plantation on the
night of the S4th instant. without the
smallest provocation or known cause, a
very black young man, nrmed
PETER, I'd
supposed to be about twenty two or
wenty three years of age 4 about s feet z
or 8 inches high, strong aad robust end
broad ever the shoulders. Ho bad new
cloaths of home made cloth fulled, OF q
drab color, but have some reason to
think he sold them and may appear in
what is called his Sunday cloaths, tue
coat of which is brown cloth pretty much
worn, but he has other cloaths and may
change them. will give Fifty Dollars
apprehended cut Of the state Of Vrgi-
mia, and Twenty five # taken in the
state or district Of Columbia and brought
home to me or lodged in a Jail so thar l
get him again. Masters of vessels are
admonished, at their peril, from taking
him on board and conveying him away.
John Hopkins.
JANUARY If
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Stolen from my Pocket,

Yesterday afternoon, my Pocket Books
containing two Notes of Fifty Dollars
each on the Mechanics Bank, aud seine
smaller notes one oil the notes had been
torn in two and pasted together. ifany
suspicious person should otter to pass
notes Of this description, it is requested
that they may be stopped. A reward o.
90 dollars will be given for the Book and
its contents and detection Of the thief.
Alexander Baggett.
December 19
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100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
27th September, negro man, named
JAMES, about S feet 10 inches high,
slender made, very black about forty
two years of age, good coarse shoe
maker, talks slow and chews tobacco. -
| will give the above reward if taken 20
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
if taken within that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering him in Alexan-
dria.
Charles l. Catlett.
October 8 tt
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Bank of the U, States,
Office of the Commissioners,

WAsH1yeToN, Nov. Is, 1916.
NTOTICE is hereby given to the sub
~ scribers to the Capital Of the Bsnk
of the United States at the city of Was
inrton. that the Commissioners appoint
ed BY the President of the United States
to receive the, said subscriptions, are du-
" authorised by the president and direc-
tors of the Bank of the United States, to
receive the second instalnenr OF the said
subscriptions to wit on each share Of
the said capital, 10 dollars in gold Or sill
yer coin, ard 25 dollars in coin as afore-
said, or in funded debt. at the rates pre-.
scribed by the act Of Incorporation with
a power of attorney annexed to the certi-
ficates of the said funded debt proportion,
authorizing the loan officer, for the time
being, at whose sffice the said funded
debt shall stand recorded Tor the register
Of the treasury Of the United States, il
the stock shall stand On the books OF the
treasury to transfer the same in due
form of law, to the president, directors
and company Of the Bank of the United
States that the said commissioners as
agents of the Bank, will attend at the
rooms Of the treasury, occupied by the
office of Pay and Deposit Of the Bank
Columbia, between the hours Of @ O'Clock
in the fore noon, aud three o'clock in the
afternoon, daily q every day, Sundays
excepted. from the first Of January next
ensuing to the Esd OF the same month.
both DAYS inclusive, for the purpose Of
receiving the payments as Aforesaid, and
hat tie subscribers, at their option. may
either pay the said second instalment at
tie original place of subscription, within
the Ii,ne herein limited, OF al the Bank
Of the U. States at Philadelphia.
JOHN MASON, J
THOMAS SWAMI, lCom'rs.
JOHN P. VAN NESS,
NCve'nbef $50 Iawt25dJan
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FOR SALE,

A tract Of Land containing ST aer
more or less, lying on Uccogsan Bay
the COUNTY Of Fairfax end state Of Virl
MIA, adjoining the lands Of Robert
Thompson and William Mason. IL
presumed those DESTROYS Of purchase
will view the land and for Intensely
Judge of its peculiar advantages. Z
third Of the purchase mnney will be
CURED in hand, the balance at IL, u
months, with q deed Of trust to sect
the psyments.
Thompsoa F. Mason
december Ia.
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To Let,

For the ensuing year, the Tavern and
Store House, at Hill Top, in Charles
County, Maryland. Attached to the
tavern are about 1S5 acres Of land, in
Guiding small meadow.
Likewise small Tenement adjoining
the above, to which about two acres are
attached, and is calculated for the accom-.
mediation Of mechanic.
For terms, apply to
John Barnes.
Pert Tobacco, Dec 81 2awtf
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For Sale,

FUNHAT substantially built 4 elegant,
q ly finished three story Brick Drel'
ling House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late pr KeanetS ;
with which will be sold, either conjoint-
ly or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, % feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms Of sale will be very accommo,
dating to the purchaser.
IF this property be not sold pryiously
to the 18th Of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedt
ately thereafter.
Application may be made to
J. l.. M'kenna,
april "a dSt&2awtf
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p,RIasHED DaILY BY s. srowDEr RoY-srTsEET ALEXANDRIA
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8. 1917.
FOR SALE.

A valuable family Of Negroes just from
the country, among which are some me.
ohanics, and are IN number between 90
and 50. They will be sold all together.
To any person wishing to stock a farm,
they are valuable family. Enquire OF
the Printer.
December
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Exchange 'hcc, 6eofssto'o'''

II WILL give the highest premium for
Drafts at Sight, AUD Bank Notes, on
the following places, VIZ ~. NJ
BOSTON, New York, Philadelphia Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina; south
Carolina and Georgia. will also give
the highest pyemilm for Drafts on Ne"
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Specie.
m kinds of Western Bank Notes
bought and sold. pu ep,
c ange bought aud sold: NIL
Notes. Drafts, and interest collected
and emitted for small commission.
~ Persons travelling to any part OF
ths United States may be supplied with
smh,bls Funds.
a. Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers Office, Bridge-strest' Geo.
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