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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-22

Salt and Coal
"HE Cargo .: ship Ocean, Captain
4 FowIe, from Lnerpo"!, OF
COCO bushels I Coarse
500 sacks Liverpool Salt
sO0O bushels Coal, superior quality
For sale by
LAWRA SON u FOWLE,
Who have also for sale, the Cargo Of ship
Hazard, Capt. Crabtree, from Liver
pool, Of
10000 bushels coarse Liverpool SAT-
1880 bushels coal.
ALSO,
The Cargo Of schr Planter, Capt Stir
divaLt, frum Passport, OF
Gao tons Plaster Paris.
ALSO,
The Cargoes Of the schooners Packet.
Capt. Mcclellan, and William and Nan
cy, Captain Young, of
$50 casks ThomastCn lime
$500 feet understandable and clear
boards
10000 feet joists. september
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

AZ oSTON GLASS Tie SubScTibeTs an aoiiIoIIzo ny
- the Glass Manufacturing C0Ssyany OF Boston, to
make known to their friends and The public that their
Furnace lately destroyed by re, has been rebuilt upon
more extensive and permanent plan aud In COM
pieteoperatlon ~ the manufacturing of Window Glass
Apolhec2Ty aud other hollow glass of every
cpon superior IN tfcn 9Th aud bIiliancy to any npor.
led or made in this country. Prompt attention will be
paid to all orders leit AZ The Counting House of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
TRANSLATED FOR THE AMERICAS
CENTINEL.
No. *.

Liberty. Equality.
REPUBLIC OF HAYTT.
alexander Potion, President of Hqyti, to
The Commissioners Of tbs most Christian
Wajesiy.
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your letter, da-
ted on board the frigate Flora, the 23d
of this month, of the copy of that which
you addressed at sea, on the 18th, TO gen
cral Clristophe, as well as the ordinance
ofhis most christian majesty, that names
you his commissioners, which accompa-
MED your letter Of the 9TH, TO which
have not been able to reply, by reason OF
your absence.
After The dreadful crimes committed
by the French; crimes which in fact red
den the pages of history the indepen-
dence of iiayti was soIemDly consecrated
over the remains Of our unfortunate com
patriots, by the intrepid warriors who had
achieved il. This sacred oath, prOnoun-
ced At first by an Indignant People, has
never ceased to echo through every heart.
Every year il is renewed With fresh en-
thuslasm; it Is the Palladium ofthe Pub
nc Liberty to retract it, or TO conceive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14
N1ec'acs lcy. .Ja5,na,,

Wedaesacy, obituary 2.
Mr.. Clarke of n. G.. from the committee
on land claims, made \ port unfa,ora-
bic to the Petition of Peter Sny der, which
was read and agreed to.
On motion of Mr.. Find7ep, thecomfnit-
tee on pensionswere instructed 10 enquire
into the eXpediency of increasing thepcn-
Sous OF Barnabas Mcclure aud Thomas
May on motion of MIR. Lynn, the same
committee were instructed 10 enruire in
to the cxpedIency of authorising the paw
ment OF d L0an-Gilice certificate. signed
no. 9943; and on motion OF Sir. THomqs.
;he committee on the same subject wasin-
strucied TO enquire into The pFopriefy Of
placing Jesse AicApally OH the Pension
List.
On motion Of Mr.. RegnolES. Tie com
mittcc on the Public Lands were insirnc-
TED 10 enquire INTO The e1pediency and
policy oil amcnding the act, entitled " An
act relating TO settlers on the lands of the
United States, so that all settlers on Pnb-
lie Lands, who have not leased from
the United States, shall remain thereon in
peaceabie possession one year from the
expiration Of the existing law and, also,
to inquire into the policy Of extendngt Tie
provisions Ofsaid act all those who have
settled down on the land lakcIv coded Nv
the Chickasaws, north OF the Tcnnesseeri-
yer.
The House then proceeded 70 the order
Of the day OF tiie bill to amend the claims
law OF last session.
After d debate until O'Clock, the uues-
ton was taken by Yeas aud Navs, ON a
motion made bV Mr.. Clarke OF \. Y. to
strike out of the bill the word ninth"
! The object Of which motion is torefain in
stead Of repealing) the ninth section of
| the act Of last session, which section au-
horlses payment for hOnses DESTROYED
! by tie enemy IN consequence of militia
~ occupation-and decided as iol-
| lows
For the motion u
Agaipstit Qs
Sctbe House refused to repeal lhe nin,h
section
| Mr.. Joinsea fKv. renewed IN Substance
the motion he made IN committee Of the
whole, ~ strike out the whole bill and IN
sert q substitute.
The House adjourned without deciding
On Lis motion.
FROM TIE MONTREAL sum
4 l.
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AViiSE-iaat Oh Saturday, tie 10Th instant will be
spiu Ia Tue highest bidder, the premises that
wen Ahow'i TAVERN. ia. the county Of powhstan for
occupancy OF the subscriber.
not sold II will be TeLte5 for or rorc years and
possession Immediately gwen
a ihe same time and place. will be sold Household
and Kitchen Furniture Plantation Utensils and lie
cAoi Cattle, Hogs and Sheep.
lie terms will lie made known OH the day of sale
January o. go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

,>TIhe ENQUIRER is published twice week, gsue-
f,v and three times avcck during the session of the
afe siSidtnfs-rrlce, the saisc heretofore IRE
lfoys pBT aunur iaUis ia advance. Notes OF Char
,fcd naDAs (os(yy VA be received in payment. The
,Gor VIII guarantee tle safety III renitug tlicn ~
mail The postage Of all letters being paid ~ the VII
teIs.
n rapers will he discontinued bat at the dscre
en III the Editor until all have been paid uf
N Whoever wsisirntec line payment CT dine papers
si,.il receive 4 tenth cr0tis.
IEliiiS o. ADVERTISING.
II O1e sqnaTe-first Insertion, as c.atS-ssch
,lnlnyre. 50 cents.
No advertisement Inserted. HnfiiH has either been
paid Tor, asSahred oy person i've this city lis
eHViTonS.
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ron SAFE

q 4
"A small pamphlet, comprising certain Ia
bles, calculated 10 exhibit some OF the effects
of the existing Constitution.
The precise object of ;his pamphlet is ex.
sslainedin the following
DEDICATION
10 TIE LEGISLATURE OF YIRGL
Ma.
\ citizen, who loves the State in
which he was born, bess leave TO dedicate 10
you, It's legitimate Delegates, the following
h'ApIEs. They Dscy furnish YOU some assistance
in deciding .i,e Important question, which will
come heioTe yon, Ola CHANGE o2 THE CoNsTI-
gl1IoN.
Tie FIST Table Is : ist of the Federal Tax
on Land, &c. extracted from the Books OF the
Commissioners 0ithc Revenue At Washington;
as afording the hest data we can obtain for as
ceitainng the real ratue u ths iaads "a tie dige-
rent counties OF Virginia, with the exception
q; nineteen Counties, which form four dis
tricts.)
The second is drawn principally By calcula-
tion from the tirst-in this way-Iiy reference
10 the Auditors Books it appears that the
State Tax imposed on land under the exis-
ting law of Virginia, amounted in the year
1915 TO S237 $40, Oi cents If this sum be
divided by the whole value of the land, is as
certained by the federal assessment, it will he
about thirteen and three-iourth cents for each
hundred doliars-and IT imposed ON tli. Coun.
tieS and districts, according to their value, as
give to each, about the sums exhibited in this
second Table. 1t deserves To be remarked.
that the federal taxation differs from ours in
comprehcnding thevalue of houses and improve
glents.
These two tables are calculated to point out
the inequalities of our State system OF Taxat-
on, aud OF course the propriety of equaliziug
she Land Tax.
The third table furnishes the CENSUS ofVirri-
MIA, so useful in calculating the state of our
Representation.
The fourth points out the inequalities,
which have crept into the Representation OF the
SENATE.
No. five, explains in another point of view,
the inequality in both branches, but particu-
Larry in the HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Thatyour deliberations oil this, as well as on
other subjects, may contribute to tie good
OF. our beloved country, is the sincere wish
of,
Yours, most Respectfully,
A CITIZEN OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond, 1917.
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Charlcs OdkTey having taken
- bis brothers r. s @. O@ktcy into Partnership, their
Charles OGttey& brothers.
New-YOrk, Jan. y. 7set
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WEST-TNDiES.
CORRESPONDENCE
Januaryo.


BetWeel.the Commissioners of his must Chris
ha' Majesty and tie President # Haya.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

In Council, Jm.9, 1917
advised that after the 18th day Of February next
4 ell ciaas against tIc Commonwealth growing ont of
'de late var s ia addition other requisites he sun,
ported by the affidavit of the cainanand that The same
be Published in ts papers Of This City, for the infori4ti
Oa fihc public
Ctpy Prom The UiAEfcs.
WV. ROBERTSON, C. C.
January IL. 70..f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

NlOTlCE.-The Subscriber has taken a store Loasc
l conveniently situated OIL Gary street oppusite
70 the Basin where lac viii transact business on counts
ZION, aud receive merchandise AID country produce OIL
Storage, al reasonable rates.
NJ. D. PoITIAUX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-14

'inrh NtGRv IS we're taken up and committed %
1916 '' ~ ''''.e"s 'he z'.n Gay OF De0i
.N4W9s-bANitL ISAAC and IOfIN.--Thov say they
sc reicbased ~ man named Mf. Clay. nom the
rotih-t aEaiila. Dffi1 came fIOm Calvert
n ~, ts4ec ffo.1 pcunsyigana lain from New rnt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Hardware & Cutlery;

Hardware & Cutlery.
TINE subscriber has few casks Hard
ware and Cutlery, Nhich he will
sell very low for cash or on short cree
dit. He has also handsome assortment
OF GOODS opened, with a general as
sortment of
Fancy Goods.
~ Country merchants and Others
will find it to their interest to call ant
see the Goods.
JOHN JOHNSTON.
March 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

Tea, Coffee, &c.
V,yANDEvILLE y LARM0UR Of
WI fer sale,
30 chests , Gunpowder & Imperial
90 boxes TEA
90 chests Young Hvson do
900 bags Green Coffee
90 do East India do
80 80 b hsis Musoovad0 Sugars
60 hhis. Barbados bright MoIasses
10 puncheons West India Rum
IL do Northern do
% % S bSIs Penn, Rye whiskey.
u pipe 9Th pri. Irish do 7 yrs. old
So DOZEN old Superior 2!aret
40 do low priced do
60 baSs Jamaica Pimento
10 do black Pepper
100 lbs. fresh Nutmess
IN casks London refined Saltpetre
With their usual assortment If Wines,
!.;;mo,s and Groceries, for cash, or at the
usual credit TO punetual customers.
ALSO TOR sALg,
From their factory on Hatsr-strest.
Brown Soap, Warranted to be
Mould aod Of the
nipt Candles Best Quality.
NIB. Taey viii give the market price
for Taiiow August ts.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Lawrason & Fowic,

Lawrason e Fowlc,
Hare in store for sale,
10000 'i T.: ''''' V" w.
l31 boxes white HAVANA sugars
50 do brown Of sup. quality
6 hhds. loaf }sogar.
so bag. Calcutta sugars
$50 80 S b1.i Muscovado Sugar
Is hhds. nolasses
$50 SO s Sl.l Ne" Eps'aDdR..r
30 20 s bl.! Whisky
700 boxes mould and dipt candles
so boxes No. /, Q, aud S, choeo!ctt
so cases salad oil
90 chests young hyson tea
1900 pieces yellow and blue nank"sns
bale company bandannas
IS bales India cottons
60 bags Sumatra pepper
400 lbs. Bengal indigo
so bags filberts
50 bolts Russia duck
5 bales Russia sheetings
$50 boxes Boston 4 Chelmsford win.
dow glass
1000 reams wrapping paper
200 bundles sheathirg d,
IS ditto sugar do
Is tons clean st, PetersburslI hemp
40 tons Swedes' Tun, square bar,
from 70 to 9 inches
$50 crates Liverpool ware, assorted
400 sacks Liverpool blown } Gal.
5000 bushels coarse sa''
IS crates and hogsheads Liverpool
dining and tea sets China and
lustre ware
so boxes tea sets, India China
half pipes Sicily Madeira wincs,
CWoodhouse's brand
90 cases superior quality Madee
cIaret
Q very elegant marble rantles
June 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
K Darrah,

SURGEON DENTIST,
II ESpECTFULLY gives notice to
III the ladies and gentlemen of Alex.
aldna and its vicinity, that he has re-
turned to his old stand, Mr.. Atkinson's
house, ia Fairfax-strect, where he will
continue four or FIVE weeks, and will
be happy to wait on them in the line
of his profession. He makes and in
serts the best of Artificial Teeth, from
ono to a full sett, in the best manner
he cleans, mends, plugs and extracts
Teeth, Roots and Stumps in the best
manner.
september 9 tuthsSw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1878,

Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
By JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
large stock Of writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts.
sealing wax, waters, playing cards., and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
giovs works of merit. A general assort-
ment Of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Couley's, Murray's. Columbian and Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web.
ster's, Ashes and Cornley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Clas, Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro.
duction TO Reading, New-York Reader,
No. l, 9 and S, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Cro1
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chemis-
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & Jaulon's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, SheridaR's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Lawsfiistory and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a libe.
raj discount. August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Alexandria Public Baths

CE1HE public are respectfully informed
y that the Bath House adjoining the
Theatre, is now ready for tic reception
Of visitors-there is large room exclu-
siyeiy appropriated for ladies. The Pub.
lie house is now entirely excluded from
the bath house, so that persons visiting to
bath will not be inconmoded by person.
no, coming for the same purpose
THOMAS SHIELDS,
May 10 q
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
{ournevmen Stone-Masons

Journeymen StOae-MaSons
Wanted at Fort Washington.
4 NUMBER Of Journeyman Stone
q. Masnus will meet with constant
emnloyment at Two Dollars and Tween
ty-tive Gents per day, at Fort Washing
ton, on the Potomac, near Alexandria
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Eanc,l Goods.
March 4
Piano FOrtes.

Piano Fortes.
lust received, for sale by the sub
Q scribe:s, two elegant fine toned Pr
ANO FORTES, with the additional
Keys, and newest fashion.
JAS. KENNEDY & SON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

John Jackson q co.
OFFER FOR SALE,
IN bales burlaps
IL = super cloths
4 tickienburgs
l case dowlas, superior quality
s bales India cottons
Q bales bombazetts
trunk 10 London chintz
Q trunks prints, good patterns
cases cords and veivets
cotton hose
trunks super g;nghams
l DO camcrio do
case tapes
l jaconet cambrics
9 brown holland
l Irish linen
2 umbrellas
The above described goods were pur-
chased for cash at auction in New-York.
and will be sold to merchants at small
advance in lots to suit them on accommo-
dating terms.-they have also,
9 cases French hats
9 silk hats
4 felt do
s morocco, kid and silk shoes
boots and shoes,
Together with great variety Of dry
goods and groceries, which will be sold
at very reduced prices.
They are receiving goods daily, so that
a constant supply of well selected goods
is kept up, ail0rding to merchants an op.
portunity of supplying themselves with
whatever may be wanting at the most
reduced prices. Their assortment at all
times will be found well worth the atten.
ton of purchasers, and to those who pur
chase largely, "a liberia! credit will be given
Tor approved paper. May 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Pine Apples, Rum, Sugar, &c.

Pine Apples, Rum, Sugar, &c.
VOHN G. LADD & Co. offers for sails
81 the cargo Of sloop Brothers, captain
Gibson, from Nassau, viz:
500 dozen fresh Pine Apples.
5puncheons Antigua Rum.
ID casks Molasses.
sbsrrels
ss ';syss: A''s''a'' Sugar.
boxes Brazil Sugar.
2 tens Lignumvite.
9 cwt. Lead. July s5
MOlaSseS.
II ANDING this day, from the British
Ia Big Minerva, Capt. Jennings: Ir"ra
Trinidad,
81 hhds. choice Molas3es
For sale BY
FIR ADAMS, Jun.
september l Merchants wifi.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Notice.

In future, the STEAM BOAT will
leave Conway's wharf at 9 A. VI. and
the TEAM BOAT at a o'clock P. M. for
Georgetown. Having rented commodi-
Gus and safe room immediately on the
wharf, all goods sent to either boat can
be deposited there the key OF which will
be left at Mr.. Andrew JaNieson's count
ing room. JOHN SfiRbVE.
August IS fmw
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Also, for Freight.
cor New York,

sGs rhe >iocp Pl.0UGHB0Y,
kys ssT& captain Watkins, is a fast
e,isI.sss ,sailer, ba, then 50! barrels,
in complete orde, TO receive
cargo on BOARD For freight or passage
h9S to JOHN G. LADD & co.
,ept"mber 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
Eagle Tavern, Georgetown

Eagle Tavern, Georgetown
vuNHE subscribers respectfully inform
the citizens Of the District, that
they have taken the large and commo
dlous public house in Water-st. George
town, between Jefferson and Congress
streets, lately occupied by SIR. Hunt,
which has undergone thorough repair.
ard is now ready for the reception of
company. The eligibility Of the situa
ton will render it a Convenient resort
for travellers; and the local advantages
it possesses, viii, the subscribers trust.
ecure II a share of the public patronage
CHARLES GIBSON
THOMAS TyDlNGS.
June Is It
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11
{ aides silk & Morocco Shoes

Ladies' silk & Morocco Shoes,
&c. &c.
TUST received, from Genoa, few
(, boxes of ladies' elegant Silk & Mo
rocco Shoes, mems Baots, BooteeS and
Shscs-.4lso, Mantle Ornaments.
And by the schooner Geo. Washington,
from Norfolk,
II hhds Prime Ay0LASSES.
For sale by
NEWTON KEENE.
August &c
MOlaSSeS.
r ANDING from British brig Minerva
Ia captain Jennings, from Trinidad,
II hhds. very choice Mslasses.
For sale by
BARNWALL & P0PHAs1,
Merchants Wharf.
ALSO,
50 . s SbS.' E. RUM,
Landing from brig Economy, from Bos-
ton. apply as above.
sept. Q Nv
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-11

Double Block Tin Ware, &C..
ID ENG DESTROYS Of selling out, the
ID subscriber offers his STOCK ON
HAND, consisting Of an elegant assort-
ment of Double Block Tin Ware, with a
general assortment Qf Plane do. at very
reduced prices, Wholesale or retail. APP
ply at the Factory, opposite the Gazette
printing Office. WIN. MOORE.
August Il It
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25
HENRY POTTER,

ResfeeyaHy Informs his Friends, and tie fita5-
nc ia general,
THAT he has removed from New-York to this
L town, and taken the Wharf and Store, No. 50,
Thames street, belonging to Mr.. Chsnnng, where
he offers for SALE among many other articles, for
cash or approved paper, at wholesale or retail, the
following viz :-Hyson. Young Tyson, aud souehong
TEAS; White and Brown Sugars Moasses Mace,
Nutmegs, citron, cloves cassia and allspce figs,
csrrsnts, rsisins, tamsrinds and almonds F,eneh
Brandy, Spirits, Wines, and N. r. Rum white wise
and CIDER Vinegar Alexandria New York Flour ;
Starch. Rice, Cotton aud cotton Yarn, Virgini. To.
bacco, New.York soap.--with general Assortment
Of Lumber and Wood.
Newport May 2l. ,..
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.<Ol'lCE..

THERE being number of persons by the name
OF WrLLtss TILLsY, in this town, which
causes difficulty in business, therefore the sub
scriber, BY the Of the Hon General Assem-
bly,, at ;heir JIne session, A ID 1917, has altered
bis name from wiLLIAr TfLLEy ID, to that Of
WILLIAM JAMES 1ILLEy
Newport, June 1S. 1917
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REMOVAL.
S. w. VINSON

= 4s-.s DrEySesf and .4hothecary, ( -
- EsPECTFULLY informs bis customers and the
~ pubic that he has moved few doors north
ward. 10 No. Ito, the late residence OF Gov MART
IN, foot Of Church-street and nearly opposite the
SHOP of Mr.. JAMES CENTRR, hair.dresser--where
he continues his business, and hopes for acon,in
ued share of public patronage.
Newport, April 2S, 1917
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NOTICE.

wv ~ LIE
ITO be bound out to service for one year, man
L and woman. .sble bodied people, and female
child, about Ireesesrs old, I'll she arrives to eIgh-
teen, healthy and well. Any person wishI@ to take
any either Of them. invites to call te Over.
seers oft,e Poor OF Middletown.
ny order Of said Overseers.
. Witness Elisha ALLEN, Clerk.
Mitd'e,own Msy 2s. 1917
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N O TIC t.

u tKER's Patent Elliptic yaiv metal Pump Box.
II es.-A Pump f,ted with these celebrated Box.
ter's wharf-Boycs for Pumps Of any dimensions.
from three to seven inches bore, may be had sp.
plication to ID. MELVILLE,
.agens for he Prohrieicr.
Newport. April g.
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We7O arrangement


-0O-<--
PARDON Il. MUMFORD,
At his Book and Stationary Store,
4, No ll2, Iaames-sfreef,
Has just received from NewYork assortment
4 \ Of DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Blue, black, brown, bottle-green, drab and MKT
Brsajcishs and Cassimeres--Pelise Cloths white
and cooured Flannels Blankets; worsted and cot
ton Hose suspendeSs Flag Hdkfs Bsndannas |;
cotton and pocket do; mems beaver Gloves Kid
Gloves a.. 5-4, 6.4, and "a cotton and Imitation
Shawls; Vest Patterns, very eegant-Cotton Cam
hrics. very cheap British shirtings; India Cotons :
Factory do. blue and yellow Nankins; coioured
Cambricsi Cslcoes Ginghans; Bombazetts vari.
os colours 3.4 and Ga Dimity Italian Grape
book Muslins figured do Cotton Umbrellas Sew
ing-sllks all colours Cotton Balls. silk Shawls ;
and women's black and white silk Hose Pms {;
Needles, &c. Sc. &c. all Of which were purchased
at Auction, and will be sold very low for Cash.
p T. VI. will continue his Book and Stationary
bushes as usual ALI New Publications arc receiv-
ed as soon as published.
Newport, Nav 5, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25
FOX SALE.

A Hcusc and lot Of Land, situate on High-strset.
n IN Bristol The House Is ore story high four
sosms on soor.--iiasing good yard and garden /.
TIE whole making one quarter Of an acre os Land
for terms, sppiy to tie subscriber. living on the
p-emises EpwAkD USHER.
B..s;Si. Jsne 4, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25
REMOVAL.

THE subscribers Office is removed to the cham.
4 ber over Messrs Is & s. &. Weaver's Hat-stosx,
three doors north Of Tovnsend's Coffee House. En-
trance from Thames street. ID }. PEARCE.
Newport, June IL, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25
NEW MILLS.

THE subscribers having erected new construct
ed Saw and Grist MILL, on a durable stream,
near their Cotton Factory, in the vicinity Of Wick.
ford. inform the Inhabitants OF EEwPoRT, and the
public in general. that they will take Craft from
the WEXFORD Packets, or any Store in Wexford,
grind aud return the same, for sixteenth part.
GREENE, 1iLLlNGHAST, u co.
Wexford, May a. lM2s]