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FOR SALE.

z TRACT OF LAND, containing 357
L A acres, more or lefs, lying on ocoquan
Bay, in the county OF Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob't l. homp-
fon and VIM Mafon. 1t is prefumed thoie
defrous of purchafing will view the land,
and themielves judge of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third of the purchafe money
will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
truit to fccure the payments.
THOMSON F. MASON.
December i6. If
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FOR, SAFE

"A TRACT OF LAND, containing a4o
A acres, lying in the county of Wet
noreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth OF Rohier's Creek-the greater part
ofwhich is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, friitable for fhip-building, fire.
wood, &C. For terms enquire of
J. +. CALDWELL.
October @. IF
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NOTICE.

Fire Ininrdnee Company Of 44iexandria.
lnfurance Office, March 10.
THE Stockholders in this Initituton are
Il hereby notified that they are required
to pay at this Office an initalment of one dol
lar per flare on each ihare OF flock refpeet-
ively held by them, Oh or before the Sthday
of May next.
J.. b. NICHOLS, Sec'ry,
March IL. FtSthNIay
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FROM LONDON PAPER.

In small yew tree in the gar
den of Mr.. Samuel Warburton,
of Sheffield, wren, linnet and a
blackbird have all built their res.
pective nests. These little musi-
Cal tenants of the tree live in per-
feet harmony together and. accor-
ding to the fashion Of the times
pay their rent to Mr.. w. in notes.
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WIT.
To the last ofthe Vo1ueLs.

Dear BrOther-l nave not heard
from u lately SO often as | used to,
before u was dismissed from many
of your lemployments by Noah
Webster. Though II are not in
favor, at present, with your su-
periors or your neighbors, yet you
are always in security, and have
still a respectable share in the pub
lie parse, without any thing to do
with la6er--by which it would
seem that IL must be concerned in
a sinecure.
Butt took up the pen to COM
plain of my grievances. You
know that among my posts claim
two in the word imminent, one at
the head and one near the centre of
this formidable detachment of let
tiers; which word know is Of
ten placed in the front of danger,
and peril, and hazard. Now 4:
must know that have been shame
fully used by the printers, or their
devils, who frequently displace me
from the post OF honor at the head
of this word. and place my brother
ethere; by which means writers are
often thrown into {" eminent dan
ger" by these laundering typo
graphers. But this is not all they
frequently press me into foreign
service in which u ought to be en-
ployed. IF a writer has occasion
to mention an "ingennous charac-
ter" it is ten to one that am for
ced by these fellows into the place
where IL oughr to be, and the Wri-
ter is made to say ingenious cha
racter"--thus transferring to the
head the compliment that was
meant for the heart. 1t would seem
in the first case, that these men
are oyerstocked with e's-(though
they deny that the printers bust
ness abounds with ease) and in the
second instance that they can find
more rs than they can us Though
one would think, by their blunders,
that they had no eyes at all, ii
think it would be no more than
justice if 4 and my brother and Il
should resign and bid them adieu
and see if they could find any body
fit to serve in lieu of us. | think
we have it III our power to make
them feel our consequence, by
Withdrawing our service; and if 4
and / and our brother Q should re.
fuse to acquiesce any longer in then
impositions, and abandon them for
ever, they could have no q,aet at
forwards. Indeed, | believe u anc
alone could Quickly do them M
by quitting them. Though nevei
was in haste, any more than u, We
must be doubly industrious, TO
an cgotistical trdveher'snarrative i
going 10 press, which is to be re
lated in the first person; and yol
know i'll such cases, no one will b
more frequently called on, or NOR
busy. than
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
CHARLESTON March %.
MIR. CALDwELL's BENEFIT.

Mr.. CALDwELL's BENEFIT.
The liberality of a Charleston
audience, towards favorite Actor,
was exemplifed last night in bril-
liant and crowded house. There
were above 1000 persons present,
which, with the donations of friends
SIC. made Mr.. CALDwFLL's re-
ceipts about s 200O-a sum not
exceeded by any benefit in this
city,
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TO LET,

A CONVENIENT frame pweilinsHoufe
a III Pitt-f. near Prince!s.it. containing
Tx good rooms, and fitted TO accommodate
one or two families, with ground newly fem
esd III for large garden, and two or three
iprlngs OF good water near the Premiies.-
Poleilion will be given Immediately. For
terms apply to DfandsviNe O Larmour.
Sep;Siuber
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TO LET.

THE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
i and LOT, on Henry ftreet, at preient
occupied by Daniel Cawood-this houCe is
calculated to accommodate genteel fami-
ly. PoilefIion may be had on the fifteenth
OF April foI terms apply to
JENNA MUTT.
March n.
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LAST NOTICE

TO THE DEBTORS OF DANL. cAwooD.
OUCH of thole whole accounts are un-
- adjufed viii pleafe to come forward
ard have them adjulted previous to the
10th day before April term. Such as have
no accounts to adult, or claims as Offsets,
will pleaie call and pay, TO fave trouble and
expence. ISAAC ROBBINS,
Truftee.
March Al. 2w
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E.4R.1I,

On which now refide it contains about
80 acres of Land lying aboutone and an
half miles from Alexandria, near the new
powder houfe; on it is comfortable Dwell
ling Houle, and neceiIaTy out -houies with
an apple and peach orchard, an excellent
garden, about FIVE acres in timothy, about
ten more fuitable for meadow, upwards OF
10 in wheat and rye, and about ! in clover
all of which looks very pfomiGng. This
land is we'll watered, it has feveral iprings
on it furpaGed by none in the diftriet'; and
for health btlIeve it to be the healthielt in
the neighborhood, having neither chills
nor levers in my family Gnce / owned il
(about years and for beauty, exceeded
by none it lies on a ridge, half a mile in
view of Alexandria and the river Potomac ;
it is divided into two fields, which il we'll
calculated for two farms, about 40 acres
each. will divide it in fmah lots to fuiI
purchaferS. Platter acts upon this land
beyond exprelIion, my lait years crop ave-
ragged from S to 10 ouihels per acre. Thi,
place would fuit any gentleman in town
who wilhes TO keep clear of market and
doctors books. or any poor man who ha,
to live by indufry there is hay, clover
and ltraw enough for I7'or 20 cows, which
is profitable wheR properly managed. Poi.
FELTON, can be given Immediately. Ii car
be fold on very long credit.
GEO. ATKINSON.
l March q.
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TO LET.

ME Large and commodious BRICK
Il WAREHOUSE ftuated on the COR
ner Of Prince g. Fairfax freets 1t is good
tand for buiiaefs, in excellent repair and
may be divided into two flores as may beif
t"if tenants. For terms apply to
JOHN G.. LAID 9, Co.
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NOTICE.

A LII Perfons having claims againf the
"A eltste of Lewis Lemcrt, decd. are
hereby requefed to exhibit the; fame with
the vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers OH
orbefore the fri day of July next.
ELIZABETH LEMERT, Ex'rx.
LABAN LEMERT,
THADDEUS LEMERT,
Fauquier, Feb. az-March n. Iawzm
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
NOTICE.

THE Subscribers have by mutual CON-
Il feht this day difoived the copartne-
ny 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 thoie who
have demsnds'thereupon'@ill pleafe to pre-
fent thcirclaims.
JOSEPH vaudeville,
SAML. B. LARMOUR.
JAS. FLEMING.
April 4.
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J'G LET,

THE Dwelling Hoafe and Store, adjoin-
i ing the subscribers upon Fairfax
fireet--Poileiiion may be had Immediately.
MANDEvILLE & IARMOUR,
Oct. Q.
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TO LET

DICH'D LIBBY has to let, Two con-
IN'venient Dwelling Houfes, of not large
dimenhons, they will therefore be rented
low. March II.
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4" The following is a genuine
letter from sailor on his return,
from an India voyage.
4" Warren HaStmg Fast H1du
man, OF GraUeseed, Maych "a, 1914
f" DEAR BROTHER TOM,
" This Gums hoping 70 Gud
Won in good helth as it caves ne
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TO LEI'.

A VERY Convenient tenement, plsa!ant-
"A ly Gtuatcd on Duke itrcct. Enquire
of JOHN @. LADD &'Co.
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NOTICE.

TT is hereby requefed that all perfons
i indebted to the Eftate of JOHN MAY,
deceafed, will come forward, to either of
the fubicribers, Immediately and fcttle
their REFLECTIVE accounts, as further in
dulgence cannot be given.
DANL. ROSS,
JONAH ISABEL,
Ex'ors of John May, decd.
March a.
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IRIS is to giue notice.

Tins IS to giOe notice,
That the fubfcriber, OF Alexandra coun-
ty, in the Diftri6t of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of faid county, let
tiers of administration on the perfonal eitate
OF Ferdinand Marfeiler, late of the county
atorefaid, deceafed. All perfons having
claims agairft the faid decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the fame to the fubfcriber
with the vouchers thereof, paGed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the nth dav
OF September next, or they may by law be
excluded FROM all benefit to faid efate; and
thoie indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment. Given under INV hand
this nth March, 1917.
JAMES r. RIDDLE, Admir-
March 10. .w
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RE.MOTqL.
9. BRONAUGH & co

=. bbUN AJUH & GO.
HAVE Removed their Store one door
below the corner of King g Patrick areets,
nearly opposite MeHrs. Tyler and Harrison,
dec, 2.
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TO LET,

THE STORE between Messrs. Patons
4 & Butchers and the subscribers, late
" occupied by MsfIrs. Carey Bronaugh &;
Co.-Pofefiion may be had immediately
For terms apply to
VAUDEVILLE & LARMoUR.
Nov, 7s.
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HOUSES AND LANDS
TO LET,
FOR SALE And 70 LET.

ME two.fory Brick Houfe on knight.
4 oPPofite the Mechanics Bank, at pre-
TENT occupied by MIR. Ilaac Robbins, as a
Dry Good Store. PoIefIion will be given
OH the FRI of Nav, LYNN
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Orphans Court.

ALEXANDRIA COUNTY T.
- March Term, 1877.
ORDERED, That the adminifrsor of
~ Ferdinand Marffeller, deceaied, do in.
fert ths nfual advertisement three times 4
week for 4 weeks in the Alexandra papers.
coPy-Teft, A. MOORE, RICHTER.
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PUBLIC SALE.

On SATURDAY the 9TH day of JUNE,
TTTTLL be fold to the highelt bidder, if
Wv MT previouay fold at private Iale my
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01
Declaration s,f Mdspsndsas.

CUbsChiPFIofS are received by the undersign-
- s!. fcr SPLENDlr EDITsoN of the DECLA
RATION OF INDEPENDENCE, now preparing sos
pub'icalion IN fhi'seelPhla--This National Vork
viii re engraved by the 6rst arts, OF the county
and viii ''aford evidences OF what our citizens kcls
Gone 10 poLnes, and 10 in ar,"iis sise viii lie
SO lsehss W -. AND will contain. besides ih.
Deeisrsison the fac 'iiss ofhe orig'-sl Signatures
the PORTRAITS OF IN, Chief of the Revolutionary Ar
mics. tte rsesiden, Of Congress. and the Author OF
ihe nes'alsilon, md other superb decorations, and
rsseseGs Arpsndages The plan and proposals
ns - seen a, this Office, At tb, Wxshingtop fnsnr
a.ee otses, or at tho Literary and News Roou
JONES & wRErLEB.
Agents for the State Of Rhode -nland.
Prrr'JsScs Pao ls. lVos, Dee s
81 lhc plan aua p opusAls, above men
a'e'i, may be- examined ~ tie Post-uRice In
tv,ori where gentlemen wishing TO subscribs may
iss ,hsirnames, and they viii be forv aried to the
% sfDts, IN pros siIsEec.
H.
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\ sarrt TO lst-syvester lives upon it,
Cam say he makes the least improvement on q
suited and bounded by the lawS-dont fear,
Tenants viii not be sued ,ill--end Of yeari
And then, perhaps, to make the better sport.
Wen sus them at our Narragsnset court.
lhares not a farm like this in all the statet
tenants ste always sure 10 know their fate.
AND lest they should grow ia, ON the increases
The Court will trd flaw, and take the feeeso
Lawyers NUS, live, and 40 wc farmers thrive.
.tis oes' that W. should Keep the trade alive.
lhe Cowts OF Justice must receive cheek,
Unless VIC lei tic farm thatS in the neck.
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NEW ASSORTMENT.
JOSIAH C.. SHAW.


.fs his 80eA-Si AID Lottery gud ErsAange
CIsse, 40. lts, 1h-merGreef,
OlFe.s for Ssic,
500 Rea,ss Of PAPER, Consisting of
Drawmgscsp no. 2. poA No. ia q. supersns
and ceIstsa, Lsxsi i, ,pe,. tign,. 6 : 10 S . per.
ss>n, 80 ans cap boo 4 wrsppiug brown and
w'ne ~ sad cas'rsise rsber-- With Gompleisl
As4oumsA Of
Srhaai- Backs aud Stationary.
Singing Books Of various k,nds with all the mo-.
asrn Publications of the day, soon hcy are 10.
sued from the press.--Also ON hand, $4,000 Dutch
and 10000 kossis Q,ills. upon better terms, than
have ever been offered in this Town
All kinds Of Money bought and sold 40 usual, AMI
The bu9iness Of Baker personally attended to, 10
AL its branches.
TfCkET
In the Plymouth Beach, and Baptist Stone Chapel
.ctteries. now drawing. and IN tho Washington
Ridge and PIsiltsld Meeting House Lo,,eriss--
non to be arswn--cons,antly ior oale in Whole,
Nell and Q,nrler Tickets
.Acwtcrf Der Is
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To DC sold at Pubhc Au1lua,

10 DC sold at Pubic Au,lua,
Or SATURDAY, January I'M, 1917, a,
o'ci,rk a. ~ ea the hremises, or -
ceafber, or nor nyevioasfy disposed V
nrfpafe sdie.j
THE ESrA1Eoi Paw M, Munrohp
Newport. being Nos. ~, 80. 90. Th.mes-su
sed No, - Mili.atreet, each having large aifu
modious chambers over each. and AL under the Be,
ROOF. Said Estate u % universally known an bea
the hest cal, uA,ed in Newport, and aiiordinE u
most eligible stSnds loo businvss.t has pretty una
Iorny reni,c for lbe imlc,ess vi ten Thousand Dol
lara. and 10 capsbis of much greater improvement
there beng al upper or third story nearly upriRhf
all sidss, ~ i.st b ~. ALREADY psrtie0ea INTO
6,e divisions. with three pair Of ssiru iv aiding %
the same, and cellar oi the SANE d,iHenAicns 10
naming Naappropl istsu - Il conAprlsos three eliza
gen, Stores Oh Tiisme ss,tsst. cash in Two apart
meats, trent of srtabIs Width, aud about 50 fesk
In depth, and adj one room, about feet elcvAt.
ed, Is by ID feet, Ia whtch there Is fre place Of
ordiusry size. ils situation "a near the centre ox
the mos, jelshifa town, on the notlest sha Enose
delightfu island n The universe an Island conaes
To, with the main BY Dsidge Of sohd ster~, ton
sideted in isssf ~ m otiec, II the mos, dsn,hsd
cusosity. A town well situsted Tor mereAnlilc psra
suits IN The sslA,ion ii bears 10 The principal marts
OF tie continea Posssssng hsrbos for txesIgacs
sxceeted by none aud olln,n,e use noe, saiVbr
oss., An tsl.nd rsp1,sd Wy oil travellers ss IN
lAtss % shs worie.--1hss hss wsthis'
eish, or nine years, undergone sh entire new npt
ncstion. and consequeniy recslsed y thorough q
faithful repax ln ssory Esrt. is ole half Of brie
posstvses AN appearance intiisssoaliy m.j~stic, a.
. vsiuo insepsfabiy eonoseteS with the Rrst mt
ests Of tho ciAoe, which In sit homsn psobsbih
ase as promising ss any IN AkerIcs.
The shove Estate wilt bo soid iogsiLsr or
parts. Possession given Of three parts BY the 81
day " April merit, and OF the fourth BY lh- 10
day Of July next. or most PROBABLY BY the ARA sn.l
tisass period 1T &c cortt aas sg.slc. whi.A Eiy A
he Sold. sfast.rate PEw Ia tho MstIeAis, Lhsrc,
PAUL 81. MUMfOkOs
. Newport, Dec 45, 1919 j
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Cbsap--Dog Cbeep I
WILLIAM .lILLEY, Sd,

No. iY4, THAMES -STRfgS,
WyLL open this day. some of the cheapes, Goods
w ever offered in this towo, which being pur.
chased At the auctions, for cash, he will sell illcm,
dog cheap, on the same terms.
1hy esnerfse, IN part, the CIforfRg-
Blue, black. brown and mixed Brosdcloths do
Cassimeres, Cords, Coating, Kerseys, Planes, Plan.
neis and Baizes satinnetts, very cheap Cslicocs,
very low bandanna and flag HrndSrrsifs, Sbswis,
from 70 cts TO dolls each India Cotions, from IA
10 80 cts yard Umbrella, 6 a Doubasin, che ap
yssings, from 35 Gus to 2 dolls pattern. superhue
Susponders; se,m.io1m, Coerain, and India Shirt.
ings ladies' IDdspensabies; Russia sheefngs ,
Pisids black, brown, and fnocy Ribbons ladies'
Gloves grnuemen's fancy Crsvats--snd n great
variety of other articles, too tedious to enumera,s
all Of which he viii sell lov for cash
s.s he would thank all those who are indebted
kin, to call and settle very soon Dec. IL.
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EAhlo 4 MAS \rlr 10.
BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.

JOSIAH c SHAW has just opened,
aud now offers for sale, w
200 soi. Cbsiidreo's entertaining Books.
Aso jus receiped--40 30 reams a mas super.
f@And fn,e no, pressed Lettcs Paper, OF quality
sur'ios Of the kind to any oGe,ed for s.ic IN
tAutown.
Aeomplete assosttnrot Of school Books and Sta.
tiosisy to he bad ss usual. ,csy cheap. At No. ii8,
Thsses street. J. &. SHAW.
rke
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FARMERS ArTENDl

'e,, the Farm which no~ occupy. lying q
Cogsrshaiis neck. in Newport. posscssion 10 be
gwen from this date. and held un,il The s5,h March
nest--ionger II We Can agree. Ne lawsuit to b1
commented az ue. when possession is rendered.
SYLVESTER ROBINSON HAZARD
.M-suaorl Dec 9,ta lSl6
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FOR SALE,

-Four hundred and twenty scrcs ef LANE, YIN
\ in the town OF Chssnplan, IL the county Of Cir
ton, and state of new-york, about three nes fres
tie south cnd of Lske CEampIsin. being loi No o.
Of the Nova-scotis md Refugee Patent, sone pArt
Of which Ia under Improvement The As'S tract y
free from all inc cuhbraices Whatever good wask
rsotec deed e,iI be given to the purchaser. fQE
tssiIss, which Gill ,e very Litcrsi, sppiy TO
t-. asg DuTKH .. PEARCE.
Newport, Nov. 6. 1916 (tf)
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NOTICE.

N order that the subscribsr insy be enak.rt u
= meet his own engsgcments, he calls on xh peys
sons who are indebted to him, 20 make im6neh ato
payment. otherwise he ~iii bc under the disespred
able necessity Of placing his demands in tho hsndt
Of an attorney, for collection. CALEB TkiPp.
Sewport. Vet q. 1916
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BIAS just received, by The .te., arrival.
MT N. York, from liverpool, some New Goo d, ;.
-t Among Dhioh arc
Balloon Furniture Dmi- Fancy super super lace
ties, ground do.
Cotton Shrtipgs, high De do do check do.
low priced. Ssuperfns furniture DO
i2quarter Counterpanes. Ladies' and gen,lemen's
I3 do. do 2 worsisd Hose,
Al do MsrssiIles Quits, Girs and boys white anG
IL d. do s cord do. all Of which
IL do do = are of u very superior
Undress'd Caiieoss, quality.
sup sup blk lace ground Jaconet and camh Mus
Brown and yellow tan. Iins,
cies do Limitation dsmssk shawls
chin,s s,rpesdo. Z kicl, plaid do.
Fancy checks do. = Mourning do
.9lso~-7 8 and "A Ipst LInsas.
LlteRise, an huyis,
Aquan,i,y oi CulIery-Hard Ware--and
few crates Crockery Ware.
.8iso--i0 casks Of Colmesr Wine all of which he
vii! sell low for oaah. New.York money and Trea
- Notes taken at par
Newport, De IL. (uJ
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FAKM-----yoy + M.

EoR sale. Pafm, situa,e in Psrtsnoalb. stiDta-
l. ing the Es,t Biver, seven miles h,sn fevpsfss
e1sn,ainink about u serrs OF sxetiich Laho rc,9a
prsing moving, tillaEe and two excellent rchsgdy.
Thereis also on said fam dwelling house, btSp,
crib. chase house and aolk.shop, all in gord res
pair. For pieassHlsess none can exceed " Foe
further particlarsI apply 70 The subscrbcy on dc
premises rt ABNEb CUhDALL.
Portanonth. Dee. II. f9I9
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TO LET

(-2kI iUtsbose pssS.s5ish 9iven,
THAT large gpd very convenient dwelling. .hoube
and store, No. iS7, Thames street, tsigh Of tho
Golden Eagle lately occupied by Mr. AIsnson Rich.
nond, being ono Of the best stands for bGsness h
Newport ror further particulars apply to
@ ~ PARDON n MUMPORD ~
nrt :
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i istratcr 10 the Estates OF RATiiASiEL sn0
HANNAH HiIp,, istc of Hewror,, dtceased, res
quests al pei zoos having dssnasds sgsnst said To-
tstes, to exlli6, usss. and all perbcns ndebtsd u
said Esta,es are reQccsed 10 make psyfueh, 70
baviD KinC. Ad0snissrase~.
Newport, Dec n, 1916. 80. ~. -. -. -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, y


NYOTtCE 4, bsrrby given, thss funds have bss6
IN assigned for the payment Of sseh TasAstht
Mort and the interest thereon. - are now dee q
the Loan Office in the City Of EEw rcsx, in the
state Of New,Y FORK, and vlieh were not embraced
by the notification from this Departraeat of the s3a
Of August, 1916: "a
paid apoa the application Of tho hodsts ,beseot
Respectively, ct the said Loan ofoe in The City Of
Newfosk, at any tine prlar TO The Srr day Of Jsns
usry, 1917, after ~h.eh day iitefest viii cese 10
be payable upon the said Treasury rosss
1bt Cornmiss.onsts in the several States sre re,
ques,sa to make this notice generally known by ri
the means in their power, d the Printers ,b,hor-
ised to psbsh the laws bf The United States. VIII
se pleased W inssrt il once week u tkeif &c
i've papers ynxf the Afss day Of January hsx,.
act, ~ WA n, GDAWTorp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

w ILlLI.lNI >. = iNIAOI@O,
No. 1 81 gh1t.rs S'ree.,
LAS jus, received from New York, in addition 10
IL his 10, mcr sto:k great variety Of
Su6s ian.ta! and Fancy GOODS,
which will be sod for c-lsh, as chesp a. can be pnr.
chased in this state.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-01

'0fh " 49, Ntss
Tes-rr.ys, wine-w ait
ers. aud snuher Trays,
of new and elegant pat.
terms,
Brass Andirons,
Shoselx and Tongs,
Bass, pisted, iron, and
japau'd Czndicsti, KS,
B>., plated and common
Csstors,
B.i, annia Tea.sets, and
low priced rea.pols.
Table and desert k,ivcs
and Forks,
Jack, Pocket, and Pen
Knives.
Razors aud scissors,
spectacles and cssc,.
E~D n. viii ccnfil