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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-05

Once more the CouRfersign.is
CASH! 9Fr.
As that article is very much wanted at ibis
time, by
WILLIAM JAMES TlLLEY,
At No l24. Thanes-strest.
LIE will open, tomorrow, general assortment
Of Goods, which he will cell low for the sAn.c,
at Wholesale or retail
--anony which ars--
I bale superine, fine and Common Drosde'otbs; !;
II do do do Csssiueres
and Pciislc Cloths,
do DufRis. Kerseys and Coatings;
i de Plains and serges;
I do Flannels. assorted colorss
do Bombsxets. do,
trunks Cslicoes, do.
Bjkewise--sn asscrmen Of superb shawls fancy
vcstings, PlAid for cioaks, Msudarine, Italian and
Canton Grapes Popplins; shirtings and sire''nss
OIL Cloths Diapers Linens and Cambiics cotton
Cambrics Dimiiies, Hosiery; an assor Dent fsrcy
vest Buttons, DO bell and coat; fancy Brushes
Ribbvus, Threads. Tapes, Pins and Needles ssd =
great variety Of other articles, usually found ~ .
Dry Goods store--sH Of which, having been por.
chased At public and private sales. for cash. will be
sold very low. Oct. ~
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3aies at Aurtiotl.
To be sofd, at Public Aurficn,
TO. MORRDW--at 10 ocoek

or NOT breVisuss dieposed eEJ ~
MY House, No -, in Droad-sireet, and The fpe
IVA Of Land b stands on 6s feet froats and about
i3o feet hack. with the out-buiTdings spperspine
TO said house. The l0usc 10 nearly new. and was
built Of The best materials. The said house will do
well fus. . public house. Conditions made knowo
on the day uf sale which win he easy Cor the puc.
chaser ta Is ABNEk HATHAWAY.
Newport. Nov. s, 1917, -.
p. REAL ESTA1E--af dActi7,.
On THURSDAY, Nov. 2o--at - o'cIocky
1E On 6c trcwisss,
fIf fair weather, IL Qof. the next fam day,)
A Farm, situate In Portsmouth, soaisniug sbSssr
IA 100 screG There are IN said Psrn, good
dwelling -bou.e. BAN cfibs -ahd het-huildings in
good repair There are also two youLg tearing
Orchards, comprising sbou, eight acres, snd sbout
six acres OF young thrifty wood. Tie Fern is in
excellent order aud well waiered and walled sni6
Farm 10 now improved BY STEPAEG SLOcUsM
2d, Of whom information, - 10 terms. &c. can bs
had, or Of the subscriber, isng 10 South KipsstoS,
Boston Neck. JOSEPH LAWTON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-24

ford. of Mason French, the elder, OF WI
liam Lyme, and Of Jacob Ruse. ne'ther Vi
them having had, at the tune OF the eiec
ton, sufficient length Of possession OF an
estate of freehold in land enough IN this
county to entitle either Of them to vote
at that election. further protest against
the votes of Samuel Lodge. of Michael
Everheart, jr. of Stephen N.Pherson, the
Younger, OF William Tumilson, and OF
William Wilson, neither OF them being
Of lawful age at the time OF the election:
I also further protest against the vote o.
William Middleton, he not beng ma
tive of the United States, nor citizen
thereof at the adoption OF he constitution
and he never having taken the oath OF at
legiance to our rnment: and ! ais"
further protest against the vote OF Henry
Near, he having refused to give assurance
of fidelity to the commonwealth, as re-
ouired by law. I protest against the
votes OF George Abel, Of HeDrys. Cooke,
of John c. Lickv, of Lawrence Mink, OF
Levi Prince, Of John B. Rattee, Of WIN.
Snalley, of Charles Stovin. Of William
Taylor of Command Roller, of Rutus Up
dixie, of Mathew Weatherby, OF Jacob
W altman. senr. and Of William Wennrr,
neither Of them being natives Of the U.
States. nor citizens thereof at the adop
ton of the constitution, and neither OF
them having taken the oath Of ale lance
to our government. i protest against the
votes OF James Best, Of Isaac Cowgirl, OF
John D can, of William d ish, senr. OF
Philip Fry. of Samuel Gregg, of Wi liam
Gregg, of Joshua Gore. of Thomas Hatch
er, of STACY Janney, OF Israel Janney, OF
Stephen M'Phel sor, of James Mahony, vi
Archibald Morrison, Of William Reeder,
and of James Russell, they, each. having
refused to give assurance OF fidelity to
the common wealth, as required by law;
aud ! further protest against the vote oil
James Mahoney, he not having an estate
Of freehold in land enough 10 entI'se him
to vore. Iprotest against the votes 4
James Morgan and OF john NJ. M'Carty,
neither Of them being residents OF this
SIdtS dt llic ti'EC vi tuC CicSNIOu'
Iprotes. against the votes OF John |.
Coleman and Of Jonah Nixon, neither OF
them being OF lawful age at tie time OF
the election. | protest agaias, the vote
of John ChambiL, no such man having
voted. l protest against the votes oil
Isaac Cogle, Of Jonathan Ewers, the
younger, Of ~m. Lyan, Of Michael strins,
of Jno. Tolbert, s OF jas. Tolbert. nc such
men having voted /: aud if intended for
l.aac Cowgirl, JonahanEwers the young
er, William Lvne, Michael Stream, John
rorbert and lanes bert, then fave
already protested against their votes On
nIhet grounds.
withdraw my protests against the
votes 0. William Au.t, Of Nahlou Bald.
win, OF Peter Cool er, Of John Cooper, Of
Highland Glow, of John S. Marrow, Of
Thomas Mc'Cowat, and of Lloyd holland,
having just received information which
Induces the belief hat they are entitled
to vote. ARMISTEAD T. MASON.
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Charleston, Sept. I6.
LATEST FROM AMELIA ISLAND.

a
By gentleman passenger in the sioop
Hermit, arrived yest,rdiy morning from
st. MaIy's, we have received the lOliow.
ing intelligence,
On the 4ih instant, Gen. Mac Gregsr
resigned the command OF the pauiot
trorps Stationed on Amelia lsland. He
stated that his reasons for resigning, we're
that he hat been dscei,ej BY thr campa-
nv who we're 10 supply hun with the ne
cesssry medns 10 carry on the war in
Florida. He and MS lady had gone On
bua~d tie privateer Gen. Mac Gregor.
bound tn Baltimore-l cloneis Posey and
Parker, with d number OF officers d men
had abandoned The cau.e. The force en
the Island was about 10, ufhcers 4 men.
There were lying opposite the Island,
the Buenes Ayresn priYsteer brig Nor
CLARA. Of Is guns and about 100 rlen |:
the National brig ST. Jnserh. Of 10 guns
and IL men the prisaieer General Mac
Grfg"r. at 10 guns and 65 men. The
Nenezueliaa privateer schr Jupiter. had
arrived on the Oh instant. with French
hermaptrcdite brig, a prize, loaded with
sugar AID cGffte
On the siglt Of The S,h Sept. about $50
Spanish troops principally 800, arrived
Oh the Island; and oB tie morEiE- Of the
9th, attacked Tie pst,iots aSOc; u.iie fl
the town o. FerUar., q. but were t,ea,sg
1T siih the lass 81 MAJOR and horse
killed, and enc taken PRISONER. The loss
Of tn Patriots g2S killed ana 5 Izouud-
ed. oa TIE U'gh. Of tie 10th, they made
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The SPOKESMAN.

Many years ago Mr.. Printer. be-
hinged to ajoviai company OF ION nun .,
tiers, that was formed I'D Snes'er a,u
Montgomery eouniies' NAN. = ul'
morning that. NTH the ear,ies' Jaw" ~
We have been hard al tne or"s" .N
horns sounding so shriliy. aud echo
;np from Hill to hill--the hounds IN
fuii cry. their voices mingled with
the hark-away OF the han'sine' %
the sseed. . his,neck like the rainbow
springing hedges and dliches' as u ga
ger for the game. An sur We NV hou
DO such sport no~-a-aa!s' Dogs n0''
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Washington, Sept. 90.

The question re pectins the court mar
tial for the trial oi ceI tain charges against
the cemmandant Of the marine corps, is
a length settled, and the court cOmmenc-
cd tie trial on Saturday. with the addi-
lion to its former members OF Co. Jessup
of the army, and OF two Offices Of ma
rines, Major Smith and Major VAIN
wight.
The officers OF the Branch Bank of the
United States at Providence, r. / are
only just appointed. Seth Wheaton is
President OF the Bank. and Nathaniel
Waterman, Jun. Cashier.
Sept. Is.
The President lelt this city yesterday,
on visit to his family and estate in Vir.
gi' ia.
The Secretary Of State John Quincy
Adams) ar ived in this city with lis ia
miIy. on S4turday evening, aid will im.
medately enter on the duties u: his st2-
ton. -
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ODE TO DEATH.

ODE IO DEA Il.
iusatiate scsurge Of human race
Fell fend in what Tartarian place,
Whose gloOms no living soul may trace,
Los'st thou, Oh Death! to dwell /?
Is it by AcherOn's deep moan!
Lethe's dull stream? fierce Plcgethon 8
Or where mid curses, flames and groaH,
Hiss the dire Furiess
For from those realms on sul2hurous
storms,
A thousand demons dragon forms)
Bear thy wing'd chariot, when to arms
Thou call'st thy legions.
And 10! they Join in black array;
Grief guards the rear. the van, Dismay
Shades With damp wing-whiie for their
Famine and anguish hcwl. Cprey,
There rsvenOus Plague lays waste the
plains,
Consumption drsgs her lingering pains,
While haggard Madness clanks ms CHAINS
Aud frenzied Fever raves.
All form. are Three Nights markiest
shade
Now shrouds thes-uOw, thy flaming
blade Cdread,
B.andish'd aloft, strikes realms with
Heavens fierce destroyer!
SeeMir;h, with uine-dipp'droses crown'd:
Vain is the DANCES may round!
Vain, vain the lute's soft wsrbliug sound!
For thy iel form is there.
Now, in the Asp's envenom'd fang. :,
AAd nov, where threat'ning pillows hang
Der me ureck'I bark. and now mid clang
of clashipg arms thou art.
Max tie grim Lion--crOuch'd he lies
With bristling name and flaming eyes
He rOars...he springs."thy mandate tiies'
And the pale victim bleeds.
Loud bowls the blast; now 6ercely glare
Heavens vOlIying bolts wraP' now the
In tenfold night; / see thee there, air
Guiding the tempest.
Bat chief, thou lOr'ss the bloody fray
Where hostile thousands, thousands STAY
And sulphurous smoke Obseures the day.
And the hcarse trumpet brays.
rhv giant limbs what frenzy shakes'
WHY hiss with tenfold rage thy snakesi
Is il some dreaded 6end that wakes
Thine utmost ires
Why that wild laugh s-'ds guilt that
dies
Thy snaky scoarge-thy merry eyesh
Harrow mis- sOul-dire spectres rise,
And hunt the unknown before him.
But oh. far other is thy mien,
Fled are thy terrOrs when serene
Virtue scars hence-thou then art seen
Like some kind angel.
Mild as the geutlest gales of even,
Glad then as morn, the summons s'v'n;
Thou bcar'st the unfetter'd soul to heav-
On wings Of rapture. len
Be such, Oh death on me thy hand
Thus gently breathe thy stern command
Aud let no foul remembrance brand
Re6eetiou's latest hour.
But come astray'd in d zzling light
Bid op'ning heaven burst on my sight
And chanting serapbs hail my flight
To realms beyond thv po~er-
@SS
From tie Vest Chester Ftdsratist.
The SPORTSMAN.
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From The Wsss Chester Fsdsraiist.
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From tie .9ibany Daily advertiser.
The Whimsical author OF tristan
Shandy.-and ! would wager ny best
pair OF sattinett trowsefs that be was as
worthy, aye, and as devotional too, as
the greatest OF his sqrare-iaced brethren
-Sterne, / think, somewhere asserts that
every time man laughs he draws
nail from his coffin" tis well known
that our uniuckl, natures makes US rs''
dy enough 10 put them in, a dozen
times day, either by sumo habit Of DIS
sipation or irregulai;y OF life, or by the
Indulgence Of those fretful disPosltlOnsa Of
the heart which ase forever wasting oI'
frames and shustening our limited terms
of existence; and We ought, therelOTe,p
improve every aeaDs we can 81 extract
ins them. The debt ofusetuiness We eve
to the author of cur existence, RENDERS
it ali imFerious duty that We Should
strive to polong that existence, and a.
tach to it those comfort, he has placed 10
uus way without prohibiting their !ndu-
g.uce One pf these, aud not the leas'
OF them. is he power We have u making
ourselves merry with whatever IS us'
seemiy, ridiculous, or absurd. in itself
in It's application. Ibis merriment pro,
duces TIE srard res,orer OF health ano
'Prits-iaught.s.-Those who CONSIDER
the exercise OF tnis faculty as degrading
The nObienes. VI our minds, aud as tene'
ing to DISPOSE ,hcm 10 r laS.ty OF Pnne'.
lie aud c0ndrct, shpC,d renel.bes tbA
the same ssgs wha dec.a. Is II to be- "oe''
'sr 10 weep Than to 'aagn," "ai"s'
says there IS i tiue tor all hing" and'
Il / am no; greatly IL error, esreeia"!
msa'ioas one ter laughing. Fortunate
IL ter E.aukigd few are deferred ifo'I
considerations Of .his sort irou tSlnss
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rrom Ire Vest Chester FtdsraIist.

n&0N& -
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Salt and Coal aAoat.

ENILL be landed this day from OF
Wv board the big Planter, from Lii
verpcol direct,
1000 bushels coarse Liverpool salt
1000 English coal
And few Of the very best English
cheeses, for sale by
Nov. II MORDh. MILLER.
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British & American Stationary,
EUST received, for sale by the sub.
% scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
> November o..

CONSISTING OF
saperfnc folio K quarto post, hot press
cd, gilt and plain; bes, srllum aud CEN.
mon loolscap paper drawing, log, IRON
monger's, large wrapping < blotting do.
a large quantity Of quilts of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very bet
inkpowder Japan 4 India ink ; Cloui's
durable do. Crehore's aud Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards; invitation ard
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead aud camels' hair pencils
and crayons Reeves's genuine colors in
large and small boxes aud single cakes
pen-knives Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades. and desk knive.
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands of all sur S !;
gentlemen's and ladies' elegant real Nc.
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine ard
common; pocket books OF every descrip.
ton; asses skin tablets; sealing wa.
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files al d laces {;
violin strings, German 4 Roman slat,s
aud p,nciis; India rubber; silver aid
plated pencil cases. wafer seals plated
spectacles; Cutters scales and diyldersz
mathematical instruments in cases, and
great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
A good assortment of charts; B'un,'s
West-Indla Alias coas pilot an6 Bow.
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition ;
fine toned German flutes, with bouks
OF instruction for do. and all ether IL
strumehts z large assortment OF mt
sic & music books; merchants accouI
books of every description record ditto;
cypnerins aud copy books coprsrplate
cuPies OF very superior kinds ; bibles,
testaments, and common prayer backs Of
all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
binding-ali tho Greek x Latin school
books and classics NOW in use.
A general assortment oi English anc
French School BaoAs, dictionaries and
Gramnavs, too Humerous for ihsei tion-
and great variety ct Chi!jren's Books,
in quantity, with ergravings, from the
press OF Samuel Wood and others.
~. Blank Books Of every kiad made
to any pattern in the neatest manner ana
Of tire best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
september 6 stpthl
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Ncqroes for Sale

VNTliI. be sold for ready cash, at
w Fairfax Court House, IN rues-
day the 9Th day Of januar. next. und,r
decree Of the Chaccery District Court
of fredericksburg, ab .ut 40 valuable
Slaves-men, " men and children, bows
and girls. Among them are somo valna-
bic carpenters, Nqyembcr -
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Candies q Soap.

EOHN G. LADD Il Co. Agents for
% Hyde's Mandatory Of Baltimore,
have now on hand, and will be constantly
supplied with
Mould Candles of all sizes.
Brown, yellow and white Bar Soap. in
boxes weighing from rs lbs. to 100 lbs.
each.
Windsor, rose, variega:ed, compound
variegated, palm, wash ball and trans
parent Soap, in boxes Of six dozen each,
all warranted equal in quality to any
manufactured in America, and it will be
Tor the convenience and interests of pur-
chasers to apply for their supplies. with
which they can be accommodated in any
qsantity at the lowest prices.
November Is
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Otto Of Roses.

LawraSon & Fowie
FTAYE for sale. landing from the
- schooner Adeline, capt. Rumncy,
irum Boston,
So hOgsheads Muscoyado sugars
10 bags pepper
% f-kihS family butter
so bikes mould candles ~
bale white Russia sheetings
Navg,ahe" o5
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Notice.
HNlE Subscriber having taken into
Il partnership NJ. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CA fLETT e IRWIN.
Al! those having claims against ne, are
requested to present them and receive
their money and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited TO make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES 1. CArLETr.
For Sale,
157 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklen.
burgs, ozuaburgs hessians, creas, pIa,il-
las, e'topilias, brittanies, cholct,s and
dowlas
600 boxes consisting Of half pint, Pint,
quart tumblers and decanters
90 baxes elegant cnt glass, containing
Cordial glasses, wines, tumb,ers, pitch
crs, plates and dishes
900 boxes window glass. 8 by 10 and
and 10 By ID
80 chests hyson and imperial1 -
teas e.
1909 pieces short yellow nam -
keens EG
1000 DO. long yellow do. ? :
l67 boxes India China, consisting of
dining sets, tea sets, cups and sascers,
plot bowls, dining and desert plates, flat
and deep
6 pipes, 10 half pipes and 60 quar-
ter casks very sup. London PARTICULAR
Madeira Wiae, from Gordon, DUFF, In.
gl,s < Co.
German Steel, very sup. quality, cop
pei, pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
AID nails---tor safe on reasonable terms.
CATLErr g IRWIN.
October II.
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Notice.

TNHE co-partnership heretofore exist
4 ing under the firm of PENN 4 HAM
NON, wa. dissolved on the Goth OF April
lat, by mutual conseut The business
has been conducted since and will be in
future, under the firm of WILLIAM e
WALTER HARMON, who ale fully
authorised to settle the accounts OF the
fo. mer firm.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer for sale at
the same old stand on Royal street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand>
some assortment OF
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
Sideboards q Ladies work stands
Beaareaus sCandie stands
Tables SntaS
Bed,teads iEEasy chairs
Secretary g book Hair aud moss mat
cases Il traSse., &c. &c.
Al! of which will be sold at the most re-
iuce,l prices for cash, or topuuctuaI Gus
TONERS at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above bust.
ness will be punctually attended to, and
all taose that please TO favor US with
their custnm we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction.
WM & WALTER HARMON.
November ? Il
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For Charleston, S. G.

OF CIIdIICSlUfI y. "a =
SgS The ship GEN. LlNGAN,
gssGs$ VIM. Weston, master, now
t3SsssiS laying in the port ct Alexan-
Ses-'<-As-H dria, aud will sail in 6 or S
days. For freight or passage. having
gaOi accommodations, apply TO Messrs.
Bowie & kurtz, OF Georgetown, or
WILLIAM WESTON.
December IL
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Just deceived,
At r. GRAY's Bookstore

At r. GRAY's Bookstore,
CKErCHES of Loweg Canada, by J.
y SAMSON. ESQ. author of Letters from
Europe, etc. Price in boards, 81 %
Piacide, a Spanish Tale, translated fT.
Les Battuccas Of Madam de Geniis.--
Price in boards, 81
Coleridse's Biographical Sketches, Ii
terarv Lille and Opinions, etc. Pnce IN
boa is 81 -
Xyarren's America, S vols. Price IN
boards 50
correspondence Of Louis i6'h, vols.
IN boards g. 50
Rambach's Meditatiens, s. so.
Soyeml,er rs
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Sicily Madeira Wine.

Sicily Madeira Wine.
n ANDlNG from the schr Phoebe and
IL Sally, Capt. Harding, and for sale
by ~ LAWRASON Y F0WLE,
IS pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO,
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Pc, tland,
20 bolts first quality Russia duck.
40 do. do. Ravens do.
5 tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81
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Just Published,

And for sale at r GRAY's Bookstore,
A CONCISE VIEW OF the Principal
"A Points Of Controversy, between the
Protestant AID Roman Clutches.
nhcemher
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Plaster. Beef, Candies, &c.

Plaster. Beef, Candies, &c.
yOHN G. LADO & Co. offer for sale
81 the cargo of brig Economy, lrOm Boz
ton, viz:
90 tons Plaster Paris
so barrels No. beef
50 boxes lnuuld candles
500 bushels pOta oes
10 dozen nests baxes
s barrels Muscovado sugar
2 casks seine twine
Is cases mems and boys coarse
Sess, Of the best qualities. Dec. 5
For Boston,
EE5 the regular packet brig
S.S992sECONOMY, captain Ham
;s..!I-.ss.:e, ,mett. For freight or passage.
XXX hay.aS the b'St a-eDmm0ia-
FtoOs, apply to JJiEN 6. LADD < CO.
Otceu.1cr 5
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For Freight.

kmS The sioop C0NSTlTU-
IsisTATlON, Scgoine, master, aud
ssslsss .tIoop ALLIGATOR, Ira
-'0s1s'-ssaH yers, master, burthcn 500
bis each substantial COED vessels, will
be ready to receive their cargoes in a
few lays. Freight to New-York or
Norfolk would be preferred. Apply to
JOHN G. LADD & Co.
November q
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ENGLISH AND GERMAN

ALM4NACS, far 1918,
Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. S.pEWART,
JVh0 has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, slates, 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-
g;ovs works CT merit. a genera! assert
ment OF
School Books,
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