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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-20
QUItiLY's

Burr Mill Stone bIsnufaotors,
: ME subscribet has i~.ei,cd large
i supply Of BURR BLOCKS direct
-, France, and has comme aecd mchILS
,srr Mill Stones, at his hip, ups, -pi
King street, near the st&e OF VIZ
'aales Anderson, where he ~ on -hoy
.otice, furnish Stones Of any 'ize, Var
.nted equal to any 10 the Uhi'eu States
Ind on the most reasonable terms,
Michael euigly.
sptil 6 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-20
rus. isIEn DaILr BY sxowREx aolALsRkET, ALEXANDRIA
THURSDAY, MARCH 90. 1917.
For Boston,.

For Boston,
kES The schr Five Brothers, p.
NEfN Weston, master, will be rea.
y ,dy for cargo in few days,
~ and take freight on moderate
terms. Apply TO y
LaUsdson e Foscle,
Who have received per said schooner,
;. from Boston, and for sale,
80 toLs Plaster Paris
100 barrels New England Rum
5 hhds American Gin
Z ditto Loaf Sugar,
March
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Notice.

NOLlCc.
Raraway from the subscriber in Corn
allis's Neck, negro woman NAM
'lillis, formerly the cook and mark,
oman Of Captain Richard Stonestre.
{. . Broad Creek--I have heard she wishe :.
get to Philadelphia. ! will give One
hundred Dollars If taken in or abour
Philadelphia; Twenty five If taken in or
about Baltimore, and Fifty Dollars il
taken in Alexandria or neighborhood, aud
ecured in any Jail 50 that I get her a.
gain. heard lately she was seen i
Washington with her free husband, who
Gail himself William ADAMS.
Joseph N. sionesreet.
FEBRUARY 90 If
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The substantial Brig
49, ALBERT,
IG&E Captain S~ar,. viii ssii ~
sg3fHLlvERPOui. :. 'ie TO- =,
-. 2.ek, aud will take on freight
4 or 500 barrels.
ALSO, FOR
Philadelphia,
To sail Oh tuesday next
SA The sIoop IssbelIa, Cayt Mills,
and will take on freish' few
hundred barrels. Fer terms afnly to
NEWTON KEENE.
March IS #
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-20

For Sale,
A few casks Messrs Murdoch, fouiIIe,
Wdrdrop aud Co.'S Lendvn Particular
Msdeira-Quality, 6ae
W H0D0s, n
Jan 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-20
Alexandra Morocco Manufac

Alexandra Morocco Manufac
tory.
At the Corner Of 0ronoko g Watsr
streas near the Fish soha1,
Where may be had, MUrseeo for gen
tIemen's bosts, Morocco and American
Kid Of all colors tor ladies' shoes, coach.
makers' and hattcrs' Lining Skins, hat.
ters' and spinning wool. The above are
t;eles manufactured in the best names
bz the subscribers.
jobs D. Benkhsri = Go.
N,R, All kinds Of Silks scowered and
dyed in the best manner.
November eeu
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80 DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the fubfcriber, OH
IN the 4th init an apprentice to the Plas-
tering buiinefs, named WIN. BRIGGS, a.
bout IS years of age, S feet 4 inches high,
brown complexion, grey eyes, brown hair,
has fear on the right fore finger, another
on the right iiie of the upper lip, rup-
ture on the right groin, and is pitted with
the imall pox has alto Ct fear bsiiveen
the thumb and fore finger of the left hand,
and the nail of the fore finger of the fame
hand is off has tie initials of his name on
his right arm, and likenels of Warrington
with his coat of arms. marked with Indian
ink, and on his left arm is a mermaid and
the Tree of Life, marked with the fame ink
Hac on when he abiconded, an old brown
iurtoit, fnmf coloied clofe bodied coat,
lead colored pantaloons, and q black fix
vef, pretty much worn-and he foe from
me forty dollars. The above reward, and
all expeRfes, will be paid for his apprshen-
iion. Matters of vehels, and others, are
cautioned az linn employing him in any
manner. WILLIAM MAZINGO.
January 8. etc
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PUBLIC SALE

THE fubfcriber wines to fell FARM,
i in the county of Prince William, adj
joining the lands of MIR. Edmund Brooke
and MIR. K. B. Misunderstanding by
a late furVey, two hundred and forty. eight
acres-which will be fold at Public Auction
to the highef bidder, on
Monday, t5e sd day Of February nexf,
on the following terms, viz. One fourth in
hand, and the balance at equal indictments
of one and two years, without intereR, if
punctuality is obieryed in the payment, oth-
erwile interef will be required from the
date of the purchale, and deed of trut on
the land to iecure the payment, which may
be made i'll paper of any of the chartered
banks of Virginia, or the Djftri6t Cf Co.
lumbia.
On this land are many deirable improve
ments, iuch as a comfortable dwelling houfe
and other buildings, an orchard of we'll fe-
le6ted apples, and never falling fprings of
excellent water. No land can be better fit
uated than this tract for the fuccefsfnl ope
ratiors Of agriculture nor any more f1s
ceptible of fpeedy renovation by clover and
platter, the effects of which are fatisfa6tori-
ly exemplihed on the adjoining land. One
of the fields is laid down in wheat, the feed
and cultivation of which it is expected the
purchafer will pay for at a reafonable price.
Any perion deirous of purchaGng will be
fhown the land before the day Of fale, on
application to Mr.. Alexander.
AT the fame time will be fold on the pre-
mites, all the STOCK of CATTLE, Hogs
and Sheep, o. the fublcriber, with many ar
ticles of Houfehold and Kitchen FURNI-
TURE,on credit of months for all fums
over ten dolldTs--for which, bond with APP
proved iecurity will be required, carrying
intsret from the date, if not punctually
paid. ANN g. GRAHAM.
IanusryIs, Is
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LANO FOR NALE.
Sept 6.

In the County of Fairfay about Is
miles from Alexandria, anu the same
distsnce from Georgetown and Wash
ton. This land is now under goo :
fencing, and lies in handsome square
of four fields, which all concentrate
in one yard, with new barn, for which
stock may be conveyed in each field
from the barn with no trouble. There
is sufficiency Of timber to supper,
the place for number of years there
is from $50 TO 500 acres, fifteen in
meadow, now in cultivation. The i'm
provements are frame Dwelling
iarge enough for any size family, with
every necessary out house, well water
ed, and excellent springs, large or
chards Of every kind OF fruits. The a.
Dove land is good and will be sold a
great bargain, Oh application to
CHAS. SCOTT.
8leX'a KING street AUG. l6
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THE SUBSCRIBER.
JanuaYG5.

III his Store, on Cameron ssreet, OHIO
site the Market,
In addition to his former stock Of Ii.
quors, Wines. Teas, Groceries sc. &c
has Just received
Is hhds. Pennsylvania Rye Whis-
key,
Which, with the articles above are offered
for sale.
In few da"s his store on the fecond floor
will be complete where he now offers for fale
a general aHortment Of Plain and cut Glais
China, DELPHI, and Qneens Ware, &c. &c.
Tea Trays and Waters, Bread and Knife
Trays, great variety, fome Of them very
elegant; firf qualify Britannia Ware in
letts complete CrHet itands, variety !;
Copper, Block Tin and Iron timed Tea
kettles Coffee Mills, Iron timed Skillets,
all 62es; Bell metal Prelerving pans, Bel
lows, American and Britifh; Chatting Din
es Gridirons, Frying pans, Coal hods with
filters, Coal boxes, SIovels, &c Brufhes,
all kinds German Looking glades, Snuff
and Tobacco Boxes, variety plated can
dle-fieks, fome Of them elegant Market
Balkets, &c. with great variety of other
articles too numerous to mention, all Of
which will be fold on moderate and accomo-
dating terms. VIM. DUNLAP.
Sept. 10,
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BAR IRON.

ME subscriber has juR received a &C.
4 neral dfIortment of BAR IRON Of
every Description, fuch as Plough Plates,
Axe Bars Tire Iron of different Widths
and thickness, fquare and Fat bars of ain
iizes, round bolt ditto, we'll afIorted Ger
man and Crowley steel of good quality.
Spikes, Nails, Brads and sprigs of his own
manufacturing, and almof every article ia
the building lire, which he will fell on the
mott reaionable terms. Being convenient
to the water thote trading up and down the
river and others will find il TO their advan-
tage to call at his Nail ManufsStory, Union
itreet, where they Can be fupplied at the
ihorsef notice and every favor gratefully
HORACE FIELD.
November az
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NOTICE,

A Ii perfons indebted to the late firm of
L \ Jerome and Gerard Plumer, are re-
quefted to make immediate payment to the
undersigned, who have been appointed by
the creditors as truftees TO adult the bufinefs
Of the concern, otherwiie fuits will be COM
menced without determination; and all per-
ions having claims will prefent them forth
with for adjultment.
q Gerard Plumer, the furviving part
ner, will attend at the compiling room Of the
late firm, for the purpofe OF adjufins and
receiving the debts due to the concern, we
having authorized him to do 10.
Ch,Istother Nesie,
Joseph Smith,
DlablOn Schoyfeid.
John KetfeH,
r. II. Rowland
January IL. Aw
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HOUSES AND LANDS,
To LET
FoR SALE IND TO LET

That elegant establishment on Je!-
ferson street, commodious brick
dwelling, having drawing, dining, store,
and five good lodging rooms neatly r.
rished, 4 smoke house, dairy, kitchen
stable, and every convenience, pump
under cover, garden well stocked
with vegetables, and best of water at
the distance OF 400 or 500 yards--tbe
improvements are in complete repair,
the situation worry Pleasant--the rent
will be moderate, and immediate pos
session giyeIi--apply TO
JOHN JACKSON.
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Alexandria. NV 90.

XKIAS committed to the jail Of this
w county, as runaway, a MULATTo
MAN, who fays his name is David Jones,
and fays that he came from Halford county
In the fate of South Carolina-he is about
feet Q or 10 inches high, and about II
years old-his face is rough with pimples-
he had on blue cloth coat and home made
pantaloons. The owner is requefed to
come and prove his property, pay charges
take him away, otherwile he will be difpof-
ed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
of the jail for Warrington Boyd,
Martial.
December :. Iawzm
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Iawzn

Alexandria, Dec. so, 1916.
XT7AS committed TO the Jail of this
w county as a runaway a NEGRO
MAN, named WILLIAM-he is about {
feet inches high; ftout made; about 76
years of age; was bought of Mrs. Bowe
of Maryland, by MIR. William Jones of
Georgia and runaway from him in Virginia
The owner is requeifed to call and prove
his property, pay charges and take him i,
way, otherwife he will be difpofed of as the
law directs
JAMES CAMPBELL, Jailor.
january. Iawan
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TO LET,

A convenient frame dwelling house
on Pitt street, near TO Princess street
Containing six good rooms, and fitted
10 accommodate one or two families
with ground newly fenced in for large
garden-two or three springs Of good
water near the premises-Possession
Will be given immediately-For terms
apply 10
MandeOiAe s. Larmour.
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Orphans Court.
This is to giUe notice,

ms rs to gzUc notice,
That the fnbfcriber, OF Alexandria coua-
ty, in the Dilfriet of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of laid county, let
tiers of adminiff ration on the perfonal eitate
of JEROME PLUMER, late of the county
aforelaid, deceafed. All perlons having
claims agairR the faid decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the fame to the fubfcriber
with the vouchers thereof, pal1ed by the
Orphans Court, on or before the 9Th day
of July next, or they may by law be excln-
ded from all benefit to faId eftate; and thofe
indebted thereto are required to make i'm
mediate payment. Given under my hand
this Isth January 1917.
JOSEPH SMITH, Admir-
January IT. 4w of J. Plumer.
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TO LET,

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, at present occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on the first day OF
NAV. II LYNN.
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IMs Is to e,ue notice

This IS TO g.Ue notice,
That the fubieribers,o Alexandria coun
ty,in the diitriet of Columbia have obtained
from the aforeiaid court of iaid county,
letters OF administration on the perfonal es
tate OF JACOB Fortney, late of the coun-
ty aforeiaid, deceafed All perlons having
claims againft the faid decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the fame with the vouch
ers thereof, paGed by the Orphans Court,
on or before the twenty fourth day of June
next or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit to faid eftate-and thofe in.
debted thereto, are required to make imme>
diatepaymsnt to the fubicrbers. Given un.
der our hands this 74th day of Dec. 1916.
HENRY B. DE AGAIN,
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Administrators of Jacob Fortney.
December II.
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.R.L.N.SLEY-HILL,S,
FOR SALE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing a4o
n acres, lying in the county of Wet
rnoreland, and fate of Virginia, near the
mouth of Rofier's Creell-the greater part
ofwhich is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, fu;table for ihip-buiiding, fire.
wood, &C. For terms enquire of
J. +. CALDWELL.
October Q. IF
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing ss7
IA acres, more or lefs, lying on Ocoquan
Bay, in the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob't .Thomp
fon and VIM Mafon. 1t is prefumed thoie
deirous of purchafhg will view the land,
and themfeives judge of its peculiar advan-
tages. One third of the purcllafe money
will be required in hand the remainder at
twelve and eighteen months, with a deed of
truh to lecure the payments.
THOMSON +. MASON.
December I6. If
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APPROVED
Family Medicines.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.

LSC Allti-DlllOuS SlliS.
'HA operation of thefc highly effeemca
4 PILLS is perfectly mild, and the expe-
renee OF thouiands has proved they may be
aied IN every iituation iii Lille without the
leatt Inconvenience.
They are admirably adapted to carry OF
tiuperAuous bhe, &c. &c.
Lea'sW orm- destroying Lozenges.
his medicine, which is as innocent and,
mild as 1t is certain and effacacious in its o..
peration, cannot injure the youngeft infant.
mould no worms exit in its body; but will.
without pain or gripping, cleanfe the fomach
and bowels.
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Bnckland Mills for sale.

. p.
pY VIRTUE Of Deed of Trnif made
40 TO the fnbfcriber by John Love Efq. of
auckland, in the county of Prince William,
for purpofes in the faid deed expreiIed--the
following valuable property will be fold at
Public Auction
On THURSDAY, so,b February,
Before the door of McLaughlin's Tavern,
IN the town of Alsxandria-yiz. the Mills
known by the name Of the
HI.N.SLEY-.HILLS,
The property of the faid John Love, ftuat-
ed on the Buckland eftate, in the county of
Prince William aforefaid, together with a
LOT of five acres of Land contiguous
thereto, and 70 fituated AS to command the
complete ufe of the water. This valuable
property is too we'll and generally known
to require more particular defcription-
The fale will be made for Cath, and upon
the payment of the purchafe money fuch
title will be made to the purchafer, as is
uiually made by Truftees.
d. H. ALLEN, Trulee.
January II. dts
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POETRY.
EPIGRAM.

Tom prais'd his friend, who chang'd his fate
For binding fat himlelf to Kate,
In union 70 divine; tN
wcdlock's the end OF life" he cried
r'Too true, alas" fad Jack, and fgh'd,
"'Twill be the end of mine."
-s~<-~R ~-~~u-
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From a London t.aher.
FRENCH ALMANACK.

list of /" horoscopes" for each
month -
January-He who is born in
this month, viii be laborious. and a
lover Divine, but very subject to
infdelity; he may too often forget
TO pay his debts, but he will be- COM
pllsant, and with;,l a fine singer.
The lady born in This month will
be a pretty good housewife, rather
melancholy, utyet good tempered
Ee6rua,y-1'he man born in
this month will love money much,
but, the lady more he will be stin-
gy at home, but prodigal abroad.
The lady viii be a humane & affec-
tionate wife and a tender mother.
March-The man born in this
month will be rather handsome ;
he will be honest and prudent, but
he will die poor. The lady will be
a jealous passionate chatter-box,
something given to fighting, and,
in old age, too fond Of the bottle.
.Abr1i--The man who has the
misfortune to be born in this month
will be subject to maIadies--He
will travel to his advantage, and
love the ladies TO his disadvantage,
for hewlll marry a rich and hand
some heiresS who will make him
what, no doubt, you under
stand. The lady of this month
will be tall and stout, with little
mouth, little feet, little wit, but
great talk, and withal, great liar.
May-The man born in this
month will be handsome and anna
bic, He viii make his wife happy.
The lady will be equally blest IN
every respect.
June-Ihe man born now will
be of small stature, passionately
fond of women and children, but
will not be loved IN return. The
lady will be giddy parsonage,
fond Of coffee; she will marry at
the age of 81, and will be fool at
IS.
July-The man will be fair; he
viii suffer death for the wicked
woman he loves. The female OF
this month will be passably hand
some, with sharp nose, but fine
bust. She will be of rather sulky
temper.
August-The man will be AMI
bilious and courageous, but 100
apt to cheat. He will have seve-
raj maladies, and two wives. The
lady will be amiable and twice
married, but her second husband
will cause her to regret her first.
Sebtem5er-He who is born in
this month will be strong, wise and
prudent, but too easy with his wife,
who will give him great uheasi-
ness. The lady round faced and
fair haired, witty, discreet aAable,
and loved by her friends.
October--Theman ofthis month
will have handsome face and fo-
rid complexion he will be wick
ed in his youth, and always incon-
slant he will promise one thing
and do another, and remain poor.
The lady will be pretty ; little
given to contradiction, little CO.
quettish, and sometimes a little too
fond of talking, Not fond of wine,
she Will give the preference to cor
dial. She will have three husbands,
who will die of grief, she will best
know VIII.
M0Uem6er-The man born now
will have a fine face, and be gay
deceiver. The lady of this month
will be large, liberal, and full of
novelty.
December-The man born III
this month will be a goodly sort of
a person, though passionate. He
will devote himself to the army,
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Orphans Court.

'RLEXkNDRIA COUNTY, =
December Term, 1916.
HRDERED, That the Administrator of
~ Jacob Fortny, deceafed, do infert
the ufual advertisement, three times week
for four weeks in the Alexandria newipa-
pers. A Copy-Tef,
A. MOORE, Reg. Willie.
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CONDITIONS.
The work will be neatly printed on
paper OF good quality, with new and
handsome type, in duodecimo form.
The three poems ia be united in one
volume, containing upwards of 100 pa
ees, and delivered TO subscribers al rs
cents. Baifinaore, .loU. IS.
F Subscriptions received at this
Office.
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PROposAL.

ny y. REVILL,f PRINTER,
FOR PUBLISHING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
THREE POEMS,
By PETER PINDAR. ESQ.
with explanatory notes)
SNTITLsD,
" The Royal Nuptials, or Epitha-
lamium Extraordinary"
p" The Royal Courtship, or Char
lolie and Cobourg."
" More Royal Coupling, or Glou-
cester and Mary"
I'll fill on each occalion fling
The Royal deeds Of Prince or King,
Yes, be they e'er 70 sing or p,iUafe,
Peter the t.uth will foon arrive at"
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For fbt enre IF HgneJ, Remrent and Inter-
miiIenf Fepers.
Never was a medicine offered that has
greater claim to public appreciation than
this, Ihoniands can fatisfy of their being
cured by thefe drops, after the bark and
tual.
Lees Sovereign Ointment for the
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Lees Elixir,
a iovereign remedy for colds obfafnate,
coughs, caiarrhs, aftlimas, fore throatS

Which is confidently recommended as an
invaluable medicine for the fpeedy relief
and permanent cure of various complaints
which reiult from diiiipated pleaGures, il-
venile ind;fcretions, reiidence in climates
untavorable to the contribution, immoderate
ufe of tea, frequent intoxication, or any 9th
er deftructive intemperance, the difeafes pc
culiar TO females at certain period of life.
bad lyings in, &c.
co.. TaE,Il:II ~,
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Aug. 9.
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Potomac and Shenandoah
.ElVIG.4TTO.N' LOTTERY

(sEcoND GLASS;
Will recommence drawing on MONDAY the
sd day of February. 1917.
Prefenf fate Of fbe Wbeei-Is days dr44org
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PIXOPOSAIS

For carrying mails ey sAe Unssed Staf<s on N,
JouewinS roods sDin be ree<ivrd az sAe CeA
erat Poss Office, in ne eify ef vtasAinsson
until Saturday, sAs 27'h 'dey VI .S<tssn1r'
nrri, iheiasive. Ss
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y LontrfsMo0crS' No0ec.

WE, tie subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Hon. Court Of Probate in the town OF Nee
port, in the county Of Newport, Com rsboners TO
receive and examine the cians .garst the estate Of
DANIEL ". noCEEf,
late OK said Newport, deeesseds Represented inso.
vent. dc hereby give notice that sik months from
the 7th iustan', sre allowed she creditors OF said
Estate TO bring in and prove their respective claims,
and tina. We will attend r that purpose. at our res.
pcetiye dwellings,; any Tine within that period
JOHN TItLSGHAsT, , c..:..
1Hos. q MrMfoiu}. Commissioner
Allpcrsons indebted to the Estate Of said decess-
el are called upon 20 make immediate payment TO
81 MARY DUNHAM, Adninistrslor.
Newport, July 10, 1917.
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expressed towards me-, arc highly greiEing,
aud can assure you they are warmly reeip-
roca,ed--The uaiform correctness I have
observed in your conduct 10 the neces.
ssry scbordination and attention to the resu-
Is,ions of the service, 10 the best pledge tha,
could be given OF your futoro usefulness to
your country. Whatever situation you may
be pIsced in, you carry with you my best
Wishes for your prosperity aud happiness.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient humble servant,
(Signed) O. H. PERRY,
70 Lieufenanfs ,. s. Macpherson, 80
Il. n. Call, Se. &c.
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MiiRIED

cn sunday evening, olh inst by the Rev Mr., Ed
dy &s. rsoNAs Bsows To sirs. svsAssA ALtDR
DIED,
IN this town. on Friday morning last. Mr.. PAT
Nus Isunsro ON, aged about rs. He was native
OF Africa, and for number Of years. member Of
the seeond baptist Church in this town--snd IL is
but justice TO his memory to say, he sustained
through life character pf irreproachsbe Integrity
and honesty, and in death. piously resigned the
wll OF his Heavenly Father.
On the 5,h inst on board the ". =. brig Prone.
theus, whist lying in this hsrbor. Mr.. EpwAsD
t<TrEs. Purser's Steward Of said vessel.