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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25
REMOVAL.


INFORMS his friends and customers, that he hss
l. removed TO the store SOUTHWEST corner OF Mill
street. and No 81, Thames. street, where he oilers
for sale an assormentofth the first quality w t;eods
and Groceries 81 wholesale or retail cheap for Cssh,
or approved credit lTs
Newport June le 1917 sf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-06-25

"a. =. AL4LE.N q 90.
ESPECTFULLY acquaint their Customers and
~ the public, that they have taken the store No.
lO9, Thames street, next south 10 Mr. David Rod
mans, where they offer for sae, a, wholesale and
retail, as cheap as can be purchased ia Newport, a
complete assortment Of genuine
GROC ERIES.
-2so, for sGle--S tous bar lion.
Newport, sept. IL, 1916. ttf)
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

oStISO1 1NO1 -
TIE subscriber has opened SCHOOL in Spring.
Hfeet, nearly opposite Trinity Church, and
next north OF Capt Isaac Burdick's for The insruc-
ton o. Youth in ue VARIOUS rudimen,s OF common
School education, viz Reading, Writing, Arithmetic,
t. Engnsh Grammar, Geography, &c. AS the subsc's-
Der has ample recomr"srx ssens, aUtps he tniends,
to devote his time assduousy TO this pursuit., he viii
be grateful tor share OF pubic patrosagc and AS.
sures those who may favor him w,th their support,
that nothing shall be wanting on his part TO render
satisfaction 10 his employers. For and other
particulars, apply at .Hrs. Tiainghast, No. -lI2,
Thames street, OK Al the School.lsoom
-. MILTON HALL
Newport. prii so. 1917.
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MORNING SCHOOL.
a Morning School will be opened by the subscri.
\ Der, to commence on tho first Monday OF June,
from to y o'clock. For particulars apply at the
schocl-rooIn. Spring street. MILTON HALL.
Newport, May %, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28
House Of Entertainment

- ICHhRD BARKER respectfully informs his
III friends and former customers, that he has re.
turned to his native town, and has taken the house
in the rear of the shop of DAVID WiLLIAsis,
watch maker, north side on the Parade, few doors
above the Newport Bank. where he intends to keep
o House Of Entertainment. and will every exer.
with their company.
Clubs and Private Parties will bc accommodated
-, usual--and few steady boarders be admit.
ted
Newport. April %, 1917
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ADVENlIS4AltNl.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
in particular, ard the public in general. that
he now carries cn his Trade, as usual, the Long
wharf, below the Bridge, and opposite Mr.. THOMAS
MGssER's shop. lie rePsrs locks of every kind,
makes keys of every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any sort OF brass ware lie meads uu,!,rSias in the
neatest Manner and does all sorts OF small work in
his line of business. The smallest fsvors in his wav
will be thankfully received aud punctu.Iy perform
ed, by Your obi. humble servant,
WILLIAM CRANSTON.
.ks-5srf, Scot IL. 1916
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

Section Of Bounty Lo1ds.
A IL persons entitled to Military bounty Lands
"A for services rendered the United States during
the late war, would do we'll TO reeoect the notice
given from this branch of the War Department, 50
long since as the Esd Of August, 1915, and which
has been repeated in the public newspapers many
times sirec that date, vis.
"a Land Warrant will oct be issued 10 an ereeu.
fo- 10 an Gdminisf-sfor. The government Of tie
United States has not authorized any person 10 act
as an agent for the purpose of transscng any part
OF the business relative TO the obtaining Military
Land wsuents (which will, as usual, be issued
gratis at tho War Department nor does il reoog.
nire any pretended LaRd oTcs for 'seh frp,is, nor
any other sgrny Of that nature, 10 any State OF tie
American Jnien.
August 20, 1915"
u addition TO the above, Il may be proper to re.
mini applicants Of the classes above referred tc,
that their letters and documents need no be address
sed 20 any individual at the sea, OF government. by
nau,, but simply to " THx SrcaEuAEy or wAp.
Ws,aayte, C,fy, ~. c. Their commune aiicn
shoud contain Tive aadrsst0 ~SsA ,hsnr'y ought
10 be transmitted:
L;ril 70, isi7,
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10 LIZ T.,

(.fvd hosseSsion given immediately
TIN: shop recently occupied by Mr.. SAMUEL
w NiSsoN. Also the room ia the rear of The
same, together with The chambers above.
Llkewse.- the north Chamber in the same beild.
ING, being pleasantly situated. The whole will BE-
le, together, or separately.
For particulars, apply 10
C. NJ. THURsToE.
Newport, April %, 1917
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Y<HE subscriber infol ms his friends and the pub.
lie. that he continues to Card Wool, Color and
Press Cloth, and 10 Manufacture Plains, Sa,innets,
flannels, &c. all which viii be done in a sunerior
manner, at moderate prices, having the beet Kind of
machinery in exocllen, order, and woIkmen expert.
eTeed in every branch. Great attention will be paid
to those who are punelual in payment, and none
viii be neglected.
Persons indebted 10 him are earnestly requested
TO make immediate payment---those whose accounts
are OF long standing in particular, will fnd it their
own interest to make speedy settlement
SAMUEL CLARKE.
portsrpouth. (CuldoK, .Nits,) Oct IL.
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The following certificate from .aLsssrs Minor and BIZ!
Lngs Grant, DIr,ggists. STAFFORD. Con nItT &c truly
Interesting 10 the oblcted
4" Your (Dr. Relt's AsthDstic) Pills have perform
ed a miraculous cure IN this town,--A man, about
SV, had been confined some fnonths, his feet aud
legs badly swollen. a rad cough, res ration diff.
cult, aud WAS given over Nv bis physicians and
fa1ods, who considered biz, in confirmed eonsump.
tion after taking three boxes OF these Pills, Hl the
threatening symptoms are removed. and he rs faat
recovering .. S,aGesd, Ssfs I.
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs. eoids,
ssthmas, difiui,y Of breathing, uheez,pg, tsh,ness
of the chest, Consumption, pam in the side, splitting
Of Aood chillipess and shyerinys, the torerunners
ct teyetS, &c. Common colds are removed in n few
hours, the aged will experience relief equally instan-
tancous when the lungs are Atisctcd.--Price 81.
ur.iss for /" DR.. Relics Asthmatic Pills." one box
con,anng 10 Pills frequently effects cure. n one
are senane but these signed w. 4. CoswAv"
The whole Of the above Meds inca prepared
and sold, Wholesale, by the sos proprietor, w Il,
CoswAy, No. 1, Hamilton. Place, Common street,
Boston, and rc,aled by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Druggist,
Thames street, Newport, n.
Hoppin, Providence, lsaac ID Bull, Hartford, John
Tiebout, No 238. Wster-street, New-York, and most
pruggs,s Booksellers and Pos,.Mssters through
cut tue United statcs.
or Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may
be had at the agents, gratis.
or None Of she above orc genuine, ua'ess signed
"W. I Conwsy"--as yan value heolrh, observe tbis
~ large discount to country traders, aud those
who buy to aell again.
Newport, Nov i3. 1916
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To the pido9ps and heirs Of Ms officers,
seQmen and MARINES Of the late u !. brig
Of .g0ar Ehervier.
AN ACT for the relief Of the widows and orphsns
Of the officers seanen and marnes, who were
lost in the United States brig Eperver
Be t enacted 6y he Senate and h0use sf Represent
attues Of Tie United States Of -lnierea IN Congress
a,sem6ied That the widows, if any such there be,
IL there he no widow, the child children, ii there
be 10 child, ihen the parents or parent, and IT there
be no parent then the brothers and sisters OF oth
cer. seamsa and marines, who We're in the service
of the United States, and lost in the brig Eperver
shali be entitled to- and receive out OF any money
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, sum
equal TO six mouths pay OF their respective deceas.
ed relatives sfore said la addition 70 the pay due TO
the said deceased on the l4th day OF July, one
thousand eight hundred ard fifteen TO which day
the arrears Of pay due The deceased shall be allow
ed and paid by The accounting officers OF the Navy
department
iPassed Sd of March, 1917
The amount of six months extra pay authorized
by the above act OF Congress, will be paid 70 The
legal claiTuaAts, upon application TO the Navy De-
partment, Washington, when they sba seyeraly
tr, nsnt certificate Of marriage duly suthenticat-
ed in behalf OF q widow, certificate Of baptism
and Of parish record in behalf Of orphan ohdi Ell,
certificate OF the relationship of brother sister
duly sttGstcd by a magistrate Of the country, prov.
ing incontestbIy the kindred and just claim under
the said act. As no intermediate agency is neees-
sary in the case, clsimants are requested 10 send
their voucsrs and papers direct to the Navy De-
partnlent, aud the money will be paid by checks
upon the banks. in the neshboihood Of their resi-.
dencc, without expense or deduction. Those who
constitute attorhies will have prove their indsnt
~, and aiiidity 10 the officer, seaman or marine
snd no letters OF Administrations will be requi ed or
admitted in favor of claim The a,ment being
specifically applied TO the relations afor enentoned,
none other need TO apply. and he s,rictest scrutiny
will be observed when the application is not direct
from the person designated IN tie law.
BY order OF the Secretary Of the Navy.
BENJAMIN HOMANS
Navy Dshartn,est, lohb .4pTik, 1917.
NB The same profs and vouchers will be suf-
fcient for the OF pay due on the IAN July,
1915, which will be paid by the fourth auditor OF
the Treasury Department.
IP The Printers Of the Laws Of the Unied
States are requested to publish the above three
successive weeks.
April go
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Eali,alk proher,Y... For saLe

- "'''''''' w 80 y w.
TUE subscriber win either sell or less, the House
= m which nc nov lives, in Thames s-street--ana
give immediate possession. he will sch some land,
adjoining the ostatc of the late George Champhs,
Fec. which land IS very convenient ior House lots.
be vili either sell or lease his farm a, ssohuen,-
Pont, in Ms!dleiOvs. re has some FarnIture also
for sale NATE. EA.a.D.
ysn. 81
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FOR SALE,

a Farm situated in Mdde.own, on the m,in
N road. four miles from Newport, containing
about 100 acres Of excellent moving, orchard and
uiage land, all under good improvement. On said
.arm is good dwelling house, barn. corn.orS, and
other necessary ou;-buildings. all in good repair
1t Is well watered and walled and is pleasantly and
eligoy situated for place Of resort in the summe
season. For further particulars, enquire Of the
subscriber. living on the premises.
pELEG SANFORD.
Middle,own, Feb. 60, 1917. lGl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28
POETRY.
paom THE NEW iHAMPsaIRE cSSTIS

paoh TIE NEW iHANPsHIRE cssTISkL.
THE SCOLDIEG WIFE.
What trouble is the major one
lhat .orments man beneath the sun,
' 't And Spoils the, joys Of life
The one most dreaded here below.
roo bzi TO wish our deadliest foe (,
All what a scolding wife
when man from labor, toll and care,
Returns . enjoy his home and fire,
Ia winter egenipgs cold
Lord how provoking then IL ~,
10 see a wife with woeiul phlz,
w Aud hear her storm and cold.
Tflet creditors dun, pull and haul, r.s
And sheriffs 4" Greeting" loudly CALI
Or constsbes Insult!
Ifielude this worst of plaques,
by dint of stratagem or legs
~, =. I've reason TO exut.
Let me endnre ife's csmpaiga,
With toll and wounds 'mong heaps pfsAir.
! a.f+- And on half rations fare
Where csCpons roar and bullets o.,
Where patriots fall and heroes die.
And death and famine stare.
Let me in winter roam the streea,
In rags and beg the bread eat,
.ialf naked and half froze--
Or 10 some smoky hoYel dweli--
Alone and friendiess, sick or well,
80 = ~ To 'scapc this worst Of woes. 3
N Ret rheumatism rack my frame, I'd.
ffF'l Hard thumps and bruises rake me lame,
So fiaf Or smtte me sore with biies--
O. But save me Hymen, while I've breath.
From that more dreaded, faith, than death,
From--from scolding wife
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DEPARTMENT OF WAR,
additional .ftcounlanf's ONen'
SeEum5sr 27, l7l6.

Seftm5sr 27, l7l6.
"H having been made the duly Of this offce BY
law. 10 adjust and settle all accounts in the War
Depar,ment which remained unsettled at the con
civ 1n of the sste war and are now unsettied--lt
is hereby made known to tie officers OF the late sr
my. Who have pubc accounts TO settle and to such
nor.commis stoned oflicers and piiyses dischaiged
who have arrearages of pay due them, that by for
warding their papers to this oftce by mail, their
accounts will be settled, and the balances RENTED,
without incurriug any expense by the appointment CT
an agent to- transact ibeir business Tor tbein
The heirs and representatives of deceased otfcers
aud soldiers Of the late army are also informed,
that, by forw riding their papers to this cfice for
am arrears Of pay due the deceased, the accounts
will be adjusted, and the balances reunited free OF
expense: .1r
The duties heretofore corfded 10 the Additional
Accountant having been assignedto this Office, sp-
plicstions relative TO the above notification will be
addressed accordingly.
Treasury Department ",
L;.I
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The foloyiag letter from Mc mother of an afsis truly
w. r. Conway, I1'
Respected sir Agreeably to your request, would
inform you that my sou is years old, hi health
as foliows-he has been sick 3 years, 10 months
since, when informed OF DR. Relf's Botanica 2 ops
and Pills, he then had not the use Of his arms one
leg almost crippled hip dropped out OF plae his
thigh swcled up and broke in places srml in the
mean time bwelled up and broke in IL places; many
OF the sores were down TO the bone for year he
had no use OF the ioints but has the use of both
arms, sores all well but three he appeirs 10 be
getting we'll very fast Many said il was impossible
that he could get we'll Others say ike rsis
ing one from the dead ] must ever remain asneere
friend and well wisber to you who have slewn 80
much Kindness TO my son.
LUCY RoGERs.
Waterford, (COn) May IL. 1916.
These Drops are a radical cure for Scurzy SGh
Reum, LebrOSy, Sc. .4nh0nys Fire, Acrelia, Ecers,
Sore Legs, when the bone is affected, VnereIl
1,ints when mercury has faiiedare the hes, Sprihg
and autumna physic, aud may be given 10 children
with perfect safety. Priee'S l--LJ,7st for "Dr.
" RELrE's BorANIcAI. DRoPs"- Observe none are
genuine unless 'igned w. +. Conway"
The above Medicine 's prepared and sold whole.
sale, by the sse proprietor, ". + CoEwAy, No l,
Ham.kon Place, Common-street, Boston, and retail
ed by
SAM'L. w. VINSON, Dy4gqist
1yfhlhES-SIREEI, AEJYPOR7, x; J.
HopPu, Providence, Isaac d. Bu!l, Hartford, Dwight
Ripley, Norwich, John Tiebout, No. 239, Water.st
New York, aud most Druggists booksellers, aud
Post-Masters throughout the United States.
" Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures may
be had at the agents, gratiss
Ur None Of he above are genuine, unless signed
"w. T Conway" as you ualae Aeai!h otserr;e hisI
Gr A large discount to Country Traders, aud
those who buy 20 sell again
Ntpbort, .NoV. l3, 1916.
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FOR SALE,

~ FOR SALE,
TOUR hundred ana twenty acres Of LAND, lying
IN the town of Champain, in the county of Gin.
ton, and state Of Nev-York about three miles for,
the south end of Lake Champlain, being lot No 81.
Of the Nova-Sco,ia and Refugee Patent, some part
of which / under improvement. The said tract n
free from an membranes whatever. good war
raRtee deed will be given tothe purchaser. For
terms, which will be very liberal, apply to
DUTEE J. PEARCE.
NEWPORT, Nov. s, 1915. tf)
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me eJoHo1u,ns voluntary eerfafeates a. firooG
effheir angular and mperior etleae
OF CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that I, Gen. James whelaw, Of
RyBate, (Vt) have daughter, who bas ben from
her youth to the age of ~ years, severely Afflicted
WIN the salt rheum, and after having trid many
medicines to no effect, induced to max trial Of
: Dr, heD's Botarieol Drops" prepared bi w. T.
conway, which, after administering threebottes,
completed cure, and she has not been ,routvd with
the complaint since. JAMES WHITEiAW.
Montpelier, Match I6, 1916 .9
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28
PETER HAGNER, Auditor.

Editors authorised TO publish the laws Of the
United States are requested TO publish The above
twice week for three weeks.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-05-28

BY the President Of tie United StateS.
\kT HEaEAS, by the first ,eetion Of an Act Of
w Congress. passed on the 3lst day OF March.
1903, entitled "An Act concerning the sale OF the
lands Of the United States and for other purposes"
the President OF the United States is authorised 10
cause certain public lands TO be offered for sale;
Wherefore, JAMES MONROE. President Of The
United states in conf nifty with the said sct, aud
other acts Of congress, providing for the sale and
disposal of the lands Of the United States south of
Tennessee, do hereby declare and make known that
pubic sales, for the disposal agreesbly to law, Of
the public land in the district east OF Pearl river,
bounded on the west by the Cbickasawbay river, on
the south by the parallel of the Sid north latitude,
on the east by the Mobile and Tombigby rivers,
and on the north by the Greeks, Ssntsbogue and
Bogue Homo (the one falling into the Tombigby
and the other into The hickasawhay rivers) which
have been surveyed and returned 10 the Register OF
the land Office at ST. stephens, and which bs,e not
been isposed OF, or excepted from sale by law,
shall be held at ST Stephens. on the River Tombig.
by, on the first Monday Of July next, and continue
till the said lands have been offered for sale.
Given under my hand the eighth day Of March,
one thousand eigM hundred and seventeen.
JAMES MONROE.
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By thc FTtsIuclN,
Josiah .Eeiys, Commissioner Of
the General Lard Cfice
Printers who publish the Laws Of the United
States will insert the sh- week ell the first
OF Jure. and forward their accounts lin duplicate)
to the Receiver Of public monies at ST. Stephens for
payment. April ..
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PortsmoQ!h WooLen Mawvac1oy.

Ne=5orf, Sept. II, 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-22
March 81

By virtue of decd OF trust to the sub.
scriber, will be exposed to sale, before
the door of the City Hotel, on SA-
TURDAY the 18th May, at half past
IL o'clock-
WO LOTS of GROUND, with all
4 the improvements thereon, situate
At The intersection Of King and Fayette.
streets, in the town of Alexandria. The
first beginning at the northwest corner
of the intersection Of said streets, and
running northwardly with Fayette street
one hundred feet TO a ten feet alley.
thence westwardly with the alley sixty -.
one feet eight and a half inches, thence
+orthwardy with line parallel with
Fayette street bne handred feet on King.
street, thence eastwardly With King st.
sixty one feet eight and half inches to
the beginning. The sccVpd beginning at
The north west corner Of Vie intersection
OF the aforesaid alley with Fayette street
and running northwardly with Fayette.
street sixty six feet seven inches, thence
westwardly and parallel to the said alley
AMI King street one hundred and twenty
three feet Eve inches, thence southwark.
Iy and parallel to Fayette street sixty six
feet seven inches to said alley, thence
eastwardly with said alley one hundred
and twenty three feet five inches to the
beginning. Terms, $1,000 in hand, and
the balance on credit Of 6, l9 and 1s
months, for approved endorsed negotiable
notes, together with lien upon the pro-
perty. -
WIN. HERBERT, jun.
Trustee.
p. 6, .MarsIeller, auet'r.
april II dts
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Fresh Teas by Auction.


On THURSDAY, Gath. at IL A. N.
At our Stores on O'Donsetls WAnrt
WE SHALL OFFER roR SALE,
a quaxtisy of FRESH TEAS,
Imported in the ship North Point, which
were selected with great care by an es'
cellent Judge, and are expected to BE
equal to any imported into any part oil
the United States the present season.
They consist of
SOY chests young hysoh
100 half chests do
lie ar do DO
4l6 chests Tyson
IS or chests do
IS half or chests do
$50 boyes 10 catty each do
so boxes 25 catty do
16O quarter chests Tyson skin
S do do imperial
40 bali or chests do
so boxes 10 catty each do
7 or chests ganpowder
half do do
10 do do 90 Al catty each
25 boxes DO 25 do do
so do Go 10 do do
AS do do each containing|
aO2 lbs cannistersl
80 half chests aoachong, very fine
.25S chests do
The terms will be liberal and will bel
made known at the time of sale,
HARRISON & STERETT,
AuctiOneers.
Baltimore, April 81 st
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Hardware.

A1oA " w ga Ss Sc.
ID UTTS & CAWO0I,, have, received
I'D and offer for sale, at their store up.
per end Of King street, ON moderate
terms, a small consignment Of HARD
wARr--among which are,
Falling axes, broad ditto, ADDE'S
Sets Of furniture, coopers' bcak irons
Bung borers, grid irons
Drawing knives. cutlasses & sheaths
A general assortment OF csopurs' tools
of every description
Cast iron pots, 9 cast iron chests
Steelyards, pick axes, chizels
Masous' hammers, smoothing planes
Jack planes, nails Of different sizes
Chaise springs, one dozen crow bars,
large and fit for quarries, &c.
ALSO,
5 puncheons superior Antigua RUM:
april 19 stuthtf
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Blu P. G. MaRSTELLER.
rHIS DAY, at 10 A. NJ.

rHIS DAY, at 10 AN.
Will be sold at the Vendue store corner
of Prince aud Water streets,
Supertine and second cloths
Flushiags
Flannels
Domestic cottOns
Platillas
Furniture
Giu9hams
Madapolanes
Jaconet leno anu book muslins
Mems and women's silk u cotton
Hosiery
India blue nankeens
Cotton shirtings
Madras handkercmefs
Ladies long Kid gloves
Q Cases cotton umbrellas
ALSO,
Sugar in barrels.
Queensware in crates
Wrapping paper
Chocolate
10 Kegs spike nails
Mems hue Il coarse shoes
HtN be added to this days Sac,
Superfine and fine cloths
Marseilles vestinss
Calicoes, dimities
Rlsached and unbleached cotton hose
Nuns thread
Iaconet and cambria muslins
Irish linens, superior quality
Linen checks
Brown Holland
Mems beaver gloves
Kerseynett
Worsted suspenders, etc. etc.
april GO
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tn SHIP NEWS. ssM
49, PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. No.

PROM THE
Exchange Coffee House Books, .9prl 10.
ENTERED,
Schr Philadelphia, Hand, Philadelphia
Brig Commerce, Wade, Georgetown,
D. c.
Schr Comet, Scott, do.
CLEANED,
Brig Levant, Malcolm, Falmeuth, Eng.
and market; by Jacob Hoffman and c.
y p. Thompson.
Brig FSrnv, Merrill, Boston; by ]. g.
Ladd j Go. J. Douglass & Co. and C. /.
Cstlett.