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II. Desert E,llGrmd

SazHEts and lying IN Nagsmpy. Charles
osUI.ty, a. VIII ralse the sam si Two
thousand rwe hRnhreI and BInerv-thrss
dollars. SIz-y-sJx AND rwe-thIrds ii cent,
VeIrs ths BaiGHcs one NE tn the sale 10
Ne sad Scheife,d and Smith Of ths E
s,ovF laaas- GSa FORBES
plscE>srxr- Sent { dts
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Nahlzn Re 100 ~ SAFE

Valuable land IJr SAFE
nTRSE mi 10 an erde- Gf the cOuD-
~ rnu-. c. tIlrfsz. Wi BE- SOLD, II
pabir aurfipB. nn "Wednesday ths t-st
,irr Of 1riebs- n.xt. a. the hanss Of Ms.
3AiNArK. II szio rrun-y.
ESQ 4crcS q Land,
Grvi6el rrIrD iuts u fron 10 70 p acres
u /. credit Of 4. II End Js mNutiss-tbs
pruchEs.- GIVING bend, bsS-In. IBtsreS
f-nu tne dare, win approved security
These lu. are GisteHt from Alexandra
sbUur mics. mDst Of them handsomely
sirEstrd, having re ' cUrFement heights
g. building. and Brne-K IRE valuable mss-
~ .--uuads, biudIns ID the Little River
mike RasE.
Tu II ZsgrgH
.yE2 { 7tsEtsr,
aaL Moss. -
7Scs. Moss, :
p Psgtur9
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Enl..l-rE's Esscnn. anb EI.ris
Mustard.

I. s2ft and efisCtuA ren.scy ir
IHzusns goUI pGltr sp-alns tpt ID
RRits srsZiiiIics old E--ri.s 81 =
f,urS Huntbses. sb5 weakness. o. liz !
pains ~ rae s,Ge head nchs Evsa.. /.
rrpzsr INNS AIT every sInrisa- ppu..
il JGersHts cililblAIns o. cippps! 4
and LIE Iii elects D! se-tIns We, n q
=, l.a Eaa-
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ORPHANS CourT,

.4iszrnarzr Conn., y. sepfr. Term, 81.
rtai me administrators Of
~ ". PslaI, Jur- oeres.e4, do IL
SER me usual advertisement three times
1 week for six weeks IN tht A,exand-it
newspaper
4 r~ar~--nr-
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HGfEE's trus g senEsnf Ge-nGs H
ylclS.sy.

MEDICINES are pgeparel = II. =
tsui NedISiB< Warehouse New! - :
En3 SOL viIui,.-aie ( resaii II tUs D"f
sure (" .AMES AE>Ntbf = ~
AIas strelt, sBE are stBs a-epss iE :
exanarIG-
* Al The ,lAce sf sale F-HzT'i's
ini! b. tas s-sris. describing cI-es y
formed b. -he aDsve medicines IL DE
be- Importance. lad -esr,ar--aollI,'
shiSh- iG;y lastsy srerv G-no's % :
advertisement. .uDf-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-22
CIYY OF WASiJJAUTON

Slf CA w
In this city, (says the lnlelligencer,) there
have been, during the present season, many
new buildings erected, adding very substsn-
uaiy to its strength and appearance. Those
who have watched the rise of Washington,
from The building OF the frs, hut to the ~.
building ofthe Presidents house, already scc
The feature of a great city developing them.
selves, with all the rapidly consistent with
Certainly, on III: beau,iiul plain which forms
the area of The city. The completion Of the
CApil oil will be the signal for our taking rank
as tho most thriving ci,y 10 the Union and
that era IS FASTENED, with all the celeriiy
which The slow process oi qusrrying out snd
piling one block of marble upon another will
permit II Congress enter into tho spi,it oi
the Executive on the subject and, a, the en-
suing session, authorize The erection Of the
Central Building, We have no doubt but three
years will not have passed befote we may
boast OF the noblest cd,Gcc IN the world, up
propri,ted TO ,hc use Of Legislative BODY.
We shall shew how the soil Of freedom is a.
dapted to the cultivation Of the arts, OF which
this will be splee1id production and that
If they were ,ranspienteG from he old World,
they, as well as the population who bore
them, will ripcn 10 perfection 10 ,hc New.
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COURT MARTIAL.

The National inteliigeneer cUntaibs the
proceedings OF a Court Martial, Of which
Col. Town,on, Was President, bed sl fo,t
independence, in the hasbor Of Boston, on
the s,h Aug. 1t. Gan, was found guilty. oI
sending a challenge to IN officer TO fight a
duel, and Was sentenced by The cou,t to he
cashisred. Capt. w. 7. Hobart for being o
second, and carrying challenge in order to
fight duel, was also sen,enred 10 BE cash
tered. The P',sden,, however. on accoont
Of favorable representation Of The oalir
signed by the officers of ne eOs,e'n div:,,cb,
has ordered, that 81 1t. Gaot, and Capt. w
T. II ,bar, be released t. ON arrest, and return
TO duty in the army. The Adj Gen. in his
order containing the proceedings, remarks
that the President approved the decision Of
The Caur!, and in ordinary cases such sen.
fences would be confirmed.
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lfARkIED;

In 'lia town, on Sunday evening last. ny the Rev
Mr. Webb, Capt. PELso ELbnKp, OF jamestown, TO
Miss NANcY PEnnv. daughter of the hate Mr..
George Perry.
DIED,
In this town. nv the Is,h instant, Mr.. ArDttr
CLANEs, in the Syh year of his age.
on The iih inst. Mrs MARTHA MApsi, willow
ot Mr James Msrsh, aged rs years
,, up Wednesday last, Mrs. CATHAurTt PtLLhy,
consori Of Deacon William rill.y, in the 7sd year
Of her age.
On sunday last, WitlIAa. aged IL, SON OF Capt
EInath'n Wood very promising youth.
On Monday last, Miss ANN q. scorT, nged 10,
daughter os the lave Mr.. John q Scott. The iune-
ral viii proceed froin the house of John p,bblo's'
in N ,messirtet. this afternoon, at O'Clock, when
The relatons and friends are requested TO s,iend.
without further invii alton
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MARINE. NEWS.

PORT or NJ UPCRI.
Enie'rd--soop Shepherdess. Norhup. from n.
York siooP Henry, Read, do schooner Baltic, Bch.
uy, Turks Island
Cieared schooner Franklin. Gibbs. for George
town sioop Atlas. Greene, New.Oresns, sloop
Geo & Mary, Walden, York sloop ~ .hing,on.
Mason, Savannah sloop Canton Grape, brown, Iiud.
son.
The ship Ann q Hope. from Providence, for Can
ten was spoken on the 10th inst, IN lat SO, S. Ion.
65. so, out a. hours
The sloop Debby. Carr, las arrived at N.wbern
" g.
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Once mere me LoHniersgnH
CASH!
rs tha, at,icls is very much wanted st this
ume, by
WILLIAM JAMES TnEEY.

Nt No, ~ THsTnc street.
uE VIII oncn, tomorrow, n general assor, tnent
of Goods, which he win sell low for the sans.
nt wholesal or retail
---omons rhich are--
bale supeifne 6ue and Common Droajeio,hst
do do do CassuncreA
and Pelise Cloths;
! do Dufls, Serseys and Coatingst
90 tlans AMI Scrg.s,
do Flanneis. assorted colors
I do Bornbnzcts, do;
trunks CsIcoes, do.
Ldkc~'ss- an assortment of superb slIawls Encv
ves,ngs. Plaid for cioaks Mxbdarine, Italian ard
Canton Grapes Popplns, sbi'tings snd sacc,ings.
Oil.Clo,hs Diapers Linens and Cambrics / cotton
Cambrcs Dihtes, Hosiery an sssor mcnt fancy
vest Buttons, do he and coat, fancy Brushess
Ribbons. Threads, Tapes. Pins md Needles AID
great variety Of Other articles, usually found in
Dry Goods store-sl Of which, having been pur.
chased at pdhic and private sales, for cash, viii bs
sold very low. Oct. %.
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Marine Insurance Office,
NOTICE.

A Ia meeting Of the President and Directors of'
"A the Marine Insurance Company. Bondsy oe,os
Der 20lf 1917
voied-Tbst the severs, ins.alpen,s falling due.
on The LIST day Of November neg, be- and is, helr-
BY further suspended Tor the term Of one year au1
that the Notes for the said Instalments be renewed
with the same or other approved ens!orscrs payabs
on The Grst dny ~ November a. D. 1919. at ether
Of the Banks in this town. ef
BENJAMIN PIERCE, Se'r.
October %. 1917.
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The Most Worshipjm
JOHN CARLlLE.,
Grand. Master.

Grand. Master.
a SPECIAL Communication Of the GaArb
Z a Lopez of the State Of Rhode.island and Prov.
,oence Plantations, will be holden at ST Pauls Lodge
NO ID, Mt Newport, on THuRspAy, 23d Of October
next, at o'clock A. ~ at which time said Lodge
VIII be consecrsted aud their officers installed
o'aeers and Members Of the Grand Lodge, proxies
OF lodges. brethren Of the subordinate Lodges,
ani s' phers. are requested to take notice and
give their MteAdsncc accordingly.
by Order,
WALKER HuMPHRY, Grand ses'y.
J'rorfdence, Octeber Is, o. L. SHY
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And may cur charity display
a love resembling 'hiae.
Sisy this fratcrnsl band
Now conseersted-bles,,
In union all distinguished stand,
In purity be dres,.
4.
May all the sons Of peace
Their every grace improve.
'Tiil discord through the nations cease,
And all the world be love
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TIE SEASON.

Among the specimens Of ~cnicrhl in.
crease this season. we reckon pcatoc
planned by Mr.. Joseph Mansfield, of Salem.
l. weighed | ib. +oz. and i'on this pd,a,pc
"a Us. o. Ala potatoes IN pu'nbc', aud equal
in gpantiy To one basket and 80 ei,,hth. o.,
Mr.. |. Holdriise Of Grcs, Burlington, raj
scd In his garden the past season u Cocn,n.
Der which measured as Follows, length 10 iu-
Observation-Disclosures 70 | . inchcs--weigh,
s pounds 4 ounces.
Andrew Rrvsn,, Esq. Of Atkinson, raised
this year from one 13hirc Bean, i79 hGfy, COZ
fainins io7a Beaus; this was fair spccfmsn
Of the ,yhoie yfcM. @
Fifteen Squashes, weighing S29 10 lbs.
were raised from six seeds, in the Gatdsn Of
Mr.. Silas Wesson Of Weslborough, tVorccs-
ter County. -
A Canada Squash, raised in S,ra,hau,, has
been exhibited in the Portsmouth market
which weighs a7 lbs, and guts feet inch.
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NEWPORT.
VEDNESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1917.
MASONIC.

Tomorrow, the trand Lodge oil the etate
Of Rhode.Island, viii assem mbe in this town,
FOR the purpose OF Installing the officers aud
dedcating 81. Pauis Lodge, No. Ia. The
procession will bo formed at tho Lodge and
will move dowa Spring street, down Franklin
street, op Thames,ireet, and up Church.
street, to Trni,y-C,urch. The doors will
be opened al 10 o'clock, for the admission Of
the ladies, who can occupy the Churoh gen.
orally, except the broad aisle pews
The following is the order oil periorman-
ces 10 be observed on the occasion
1fasic. c.--MASONlC ODE.
When earths foundation first was laid,
BY the Almighty Artists hand.
'Twas then our perfect our perfect laws were made
Establishd by his strict command.
Hail mysterious, hail, glorious Masonry;
That makes us ever great and Gee.
Az man throughout for shelter sought,
In vain from place TO place did roam,
Uu,il from heaven, from heaven he was taught
To plan, to buid TO fix his home.
Hail mysterious, &c.
Hence illusfious rose our art,
And now in beauteops- piles appear:
Which shall TO endless, TO endless time impart,
How Horthy and how great we are.
Halt mysterious, &c.
Nor We less fam'd for ey'ry tie.
ny which the human thought is bound;
Rove, truth and friendship, and friendship socially,
join all 0 pr hearts and hands around
Hail mysterious, &c.
Our actions still by virtue blest,
And to otr precepts ever true,
The world ,dmring, admirisg shall request
10 learn, aud our bright paths pursue.
Hsil! mysterious. &c.
PRAYER.
SERMON.
Mlae.-cifARITy HYMN.
fDuring (which there will be collection for
he Ne phorf Female Benevolent Society,"
hymn LV.
II Clarity Hymn.
LOR ID Of life, all praise excelling,
Tho ;, in glory unconin'd,
Dsign b. to make thy hnmble dwelling
Wit The poor Of humble mind.
As by love, through all creation.
Hcai t,s like thy difiusivc light;
i So the scornl and humble station
Shr Ike before thine equal sight.
.--, at 3.
Thu b thy care, for all providing.
Wa In'd Jsy faithful prophets tongues
Who the lot Of sli deciding,
To ty chosen Israel sung:
t. a
VIII On thine harvest yields thee pleasure,
The M the golden shcsf shalt bind;
20 tb poor beio igs the treasure
Of be scattsv'd ears behind.
VIII ~ thine olive. plants increasing.
Pou their plenty DER the plain,
Cratei ul thou shalt take the blessing,
But not search the bough again.
VIII, N thy fsvord vintage flowing,
Glad dens thy autumnal scene,
Own tn e bountcous hand bestowng.
But Thy vines the poor shall CLEAN.
z.
Still We read thy word declaring
Nero 81, Lord, thine own decree;
Mercy every sorrow sharing,
War; us the heart resembling thee.
Still the orphan and the stranger!
Still the widow owns thy care,
Sereentl by thee in every danger,
Hea I'd by thee in every prayer.
HailehyGa. Amen.
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Neavbort Light House.

A LII persons having demands against the snt-
\ scribcr for work done, or mssials furnished.
in fitting up The Gas Apparatus at the IigbiIIousr.
are requested 10 present their bills lin duplicne)
for settlement. d MELylLLE.
Newport, Oct 20, 1917.
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rnusie.-MASoNIC ODE.

fHusic ASONlC ODE.
let there be Light TIL Almighty spoke!
Refulgsnt streams from chaos broke,
T'illumc the rising earth
Well p!ess'd tho great Jehovah stood,
The pow'r supreme pronounced 1t good.
And gave the planets birth!
In choral numbers Masons join,
TO b!ess and praise this Light divine
Parent Of light accept eur praise
Who shed'st on Us Thy brightest rays.
The light tha, fills our mind!
ny choice selected, 10! we stand,
BY tjiendship join'd. social band!
That love, that aid mankind
In choral numbers, &c.
tt t widows tear, the orphans cry.
All wants our ready hands supply.
As far rs pow'r is giy'nl
Th, naked cio,he. the pris'ner free.
The - are thy works, sweet ch'riiy'
Reveald 10 Us fom hsay'n!
rps fy. ,s. In choral .umbers, sc.
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districts Of Massachusetts,
has elected Republican, aud that 10 the 9th.
er, no ch.bice has been affected this result,
Of course adds one more TO the Republican
Ia,joriy,1
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POTiTO

Reeeifs for boiling wet Posafoes.--For
family of eight persons, about the size of an
egg Of roach lime thrown into the vessel while
the water is partly bea,ed, will completely
Cause the wettes, potaloe to be dry.
Dublin Poher.
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A machine for sweepiog Cbimncys has
baen inseaied, and is getting into general
use in Eogland---,he operation OF which is
attended with lil.ie expense, and is said TO bo
preferable in every respeel 10 tho employ
men, Of climbing boys, which il is offended 10
superseedc.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-22

The lady OF DR.. Edward Rigby, NJ. D. OF
Norwich, has been safely delivered, a, his
house ., Framingham, near that city, Of three
sons and a daughter. M's Rigby is ss well as
usual so soon after child birth The children
are all slive and quite hearty. "
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REAL ESTATE--m auction.
IA, AfI WAY A,n,, Al II .,xsork

'afthS LIZ - As|"ts obtbOfs
On MONDHY, Nov. 3--af II 0'rfork,
Oa tie premises
THE Real Estate OF pe subscriber. sltca.sd a.
u the head Of Broad-street--e Consisting OF a cor.
vepirn, iwostory dwelling. house and Out.baldngss
q well Of good water, about 3 acres Of good land.
&c ac JAMES TENANT.
Conditions made known Mt the time and place Of
sa.e-vheh vii. be ulirniied.
JAMES CHAPEL, .snefr.
Newport, Oct. a. 1917.
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The report Of deaths q Chsricvon, to-
he week ending on tho st1 inst. numbers
- loss Of various diseases, than the pre-
v,ous week, aud 20 les, By yellow fever.
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Accounts from Amelia, are 10 Oct. z.
The invaders retained uhdisturbed posses
sion OF the Island, and continued TO have
piIzes brought in.--PGL
AT recent sale oil tho Pews in ST. Paups
Church 10 pAw,"eket fortytwo Cot OF nine.
y.fouf, the whole number, sold for nearly
twelve ib,ussnd dollars, sum moro than
sufficient to defray every expenee Incurred BY
erecting the building and piosuriny an on ell
egan, Organ. -
Much indignation has beeo excited against
. man IN the western states who sold his vile
for 315 dolIs,s. Under favor this 10 no bad
spccimeo Of the s,sic Of the market foe that
article iu. this cosn,ry, ss the last prices in
Engliud varied from sixpeaee to two guia-
cas- they msst be either scarce or Of bet
Iss quality IN shs ssw world.
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CON NSECRhTiON.

CoNsEcRATioN.
.uaae.-voI.uNrAaY.
install ALTON OF THE OFFICERS
MASTERS ADDRESS.
10
PRAYER.
No t.--HYMN OF PRAISE.
l.
GREAT s,nrel, of light apl lore,
To ice OUT soIigs we raise
o. in th y ten pie, Lord, above,
Hear and teett eur praise
2.
Shine on "a b. festive day.
suece Fdi1 hap'd desgn;
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Lommissicners' NoNne.

Commissioners Notice.
WE the subscribers. having been appointed by
w the Hon Court of Probate in the town of New
port, in ihc co,iniy Of Newport. Commissioners TO
receive and examine the claims against the csth,e Of
RICHARD MERRILL.
late Of said He~ror,. MARINER deceased. rep~ten,.
ed inso,veht. do hereby give notice that six months
from the 9Th lost are sowed 20 The creditors OF ss
Estate to bring in snA prove their respective css,
and that we will attend for that purpose, st our re-.
speetive dwellings. any time within that period.
JAMES 1OwNsEND, 1c-....
HENRY y CnaNsToN. Commissioners.
Az persons indebted 10 the Estate OF said deceas.
ed. srs called upon TO NIKE immediate payment 4.
io% SSSs 3. Ts%S'HI; ToWssESp. Aani'i''r"'r'.
Newport, Oct Is, 1917
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ddrse int
win be o'clock n evening
n iuhce2 cuts- Hdren hall price Ohn,r
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RAR8FeY.

~, 80 n;eht Of he 6th Of Decenb'
rafS. ne Exchange Oice Of 5he 8
50 eide street. Ge'R-etesn- he
,sael-snees By s.l-e KEY ~ss rOohe
eftas following property, IN Sp'cie. c"'
sii,sr.s q ,.ss!ar-, change, AMERICAN ar
E,Ii4h gasd. a5oa' 20 dnllns; bae
no.. casssly taree dollar notes Ut :h
kask % Washington. aaa ssme sH'd-
tss-f.. tngetser a5aat 50 dallas %
r,.Dd ra.e II ths bass e Eng .rd- an
o. h1a.F-eI anA ,iztv EsGr Iastsry tIcs
e. a. per EEsbars below. Inc sa''ef'
tjek-,< can ~ e no Use IN tSe peFso'
r=kla. therl. ard an a'tssnetto pass 7as.'
~a.lt eEIv Geat 20 dctecl"a, 1t :
,ssr,Ers honed that tie persia W !sr
Ssr. who teqk thera. viii retafa them I
.aSscrr7er Though tho Post Jdace a
eec~- .,orn. 4 FSeTsl Reward VII o.
49, bv ne sao-criler los sny '71S'f'a
tian tS.t raw leasf 10 me discovery %
a., n.rS,rr, ~ a = cver- ni tn prepefsy
Al ke-rsr. aF .asre~r ef7is-es n The I al
Ell Il, :, viii pissise ~ keep = TT OF W.
.Ya,srs ak the = >wl9g 'ics-'-. a
nay lead 20 4 h,cgv, " u .1e 'Hr't.
RJ,iCL-S RIGGS
Lit Of TIC VS.. Of l'iitksts ~ 'i'e Va.
49, Lottery. t'4sS.
s-at, zsrs. 7a95. 22"4. E22F. 22o
49, --qa. 900. % .. 22l2- 22li
s5r4 $40 s2J-. ezis. 22t@. 222
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80 80 Iss4. ras57. 1850
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John G !aIG z Go.
New Me,i.cai y cri..

PKQPcSAI
oy James Hesster q. Nh. 10, oe71
&sh'a street. 2riia.isipnis, Tor F4s
,is,. x b. Sd5 .eripia
/ merits Of The ape,.tics lid
Materia s;ed.ce,
By y. CHAIR Y, a D. P.,f-''o-
he in-titut-.- AM ,'raciicc Of NJ ,.-t.I
nj t'liri-ai Practice IL tie i'aiycTalf
4 Pennsylvania.
CONDlf!gSS.
I. Tie surk Mi DC Bsiate.l an ''n'
lpsr, in tyo ucta.J vo.unle'. rgeA j
aic.' vii coIi-iG la. 1 10 50 Isse'.
Z L. wi!t rs '.c.:YVse.! 20 'eb'c.Ese,' %
q. b:Id:--,. a; da:.@rs copy. -.
). iac pciec TO i.S-saGs.F.1e.s, "iH
AZ SIX dollars.
The work viii be le-jy Tor deiiSsr!
ariy next su4!Esr.
- Suisse ii.;!eas III be receives
James Kenedy.& sen'
booksellers, h.n, Get
December 81 - eo2"
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r. Al VAUDEVILLE

Have Js>, fecei's ri. AID oder tor SAFE
10 hare ~b'sSey
10 ssds lst aa;t "a qaalIt! shiskey
10 OgBcIeoGs ran
81 Gags pimea;o anu pepper
% do green coffee .
1o8 To- :. z inlI.o
I0o d, LHal.iIsa do
81 b e. Ssaatsa cigars
10 k.s manufactured tobacco
400 bl>.e.s Liverpool coarse salt
go reau, ~riti : paper
y do ~tsppasg DO
Is S-y, Brssisulne gunPe"der
% !, British do
Tax-rhse with a general assortment o
6rsSs.'es.
y. 3. Family Flsur as usual.
Dec "a
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-15
.4ahn's Anti-1ilious Pills

Tdi@ Medicine has been at'en'
i,h degree at success highly sratefn
the iaycItar feeling, in several par
the West Indies. and the Southern
fiddle states, particata Y IN y. Tor
--sTs i.ipais. BaItmsre. Pet.tsoar.
,i.bnn1,i Norfolk, Ede1tSa, SIlmln@
~. Charleston, .nd Savannah
CT lumber 81 persoas a. eaS
he above places caH b. aadncsh No
a.. rsa.ua e. bel. =. tar timely u,
: NJ, salutarv remedy has, under frevi
Ieace. preserved their Hv's- waeH i
- mast Alarming ciycun-tsAces-
Facts y III, cJacla'ire nature soea
sore N ,aroa~ Of a n'dGIne than
ms Of psnpaIs e1toGy' TENDED o.
i..rt asss-+Inn.
u ans. indeed, r-sssmp'uausl" pr"
saa A. An jaE4,'iiie cGre, batt'e u -.
%. ms pqeyq possible 'eisc1 A. caa re
II, f,rrn extensive experience, ser D.
.,;rr rsl. 4 dose af THESE P,.I-, IaNr
e. n every twn weeks. iarlcG m'
| 4,ayalsncr o; or.r bilious s'Sers, WI
cove az infaiIj,!e Oreventlf'e Il
,,-y,sr. that IN Ee ear!ifr ,ta.es ~ ;ae''
! !, .ea,s-. taes, ne ssh yer. g@Fsfa.
! cccssd in -e.tD~in- heath All tie'1e !"
! r, ea.es see ned desperate. AMI D..
..,I he pp1ver Of cnmaloh -sm'di''-
: Fba aper4rion af these pill = pe''ecf'
~ -. ~ ~ I'd WIN -bety ~ q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-01-15

.ais, eE,edy kaowH, and las restored
:. n. ilth and strength great number
-sh.,., in IN advanced stage q tnIs ta'a
.oseiaiut. Plrticriar ADD PLAIN 'nstfHc'
.ioas are given to every part OF The ne
.sssary treatment ia such cases.
Chairen generally take this me'iic'n'
vi,;, ea.erness; having pleasing appear
,-ce. and an agreeable taste.