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INDIAN MURDERS.

A gentleman from Wayne county, arrived
a, Savannsh, (Ges.) on the ev,:ing OF the
2a'h OF Februry, furnishes the following par
iculaes Of recent massacre by The savage,
on our southern frontier. Soon after ,ihc
rdu'der Of Dyke, family, mos, Of the ihbab.
itan,s exposed TO Indian tepredat,ns sought
safety by rc'iIiog to thickiy peoplcd settle.
rnep,s. Six men, whose aHsirs and the sit
ua,ion OF their wives would not warrant them
10 follow tic ,aden, example Of their neigh.
bofs, associated themselves together Tor mu-
tuai sileIy in one house, bou, fourteen miles
below he h'idgc on the Gee, Ss,iIla. Un the
evening of the 10Th inst. FIVE Of them went
out Tor the purpose of calling up their swine,
but before they had SO, out Of sight of the
house, an ambosca ade Of 1ndI q ed on. sod
killed four of them. Jo.r b stafford fni
sbree broIbers named o. were sap.
John Moore escaped TO the house, which rbe
savsgcs had, buunsteIy, DOT the cou age To-
.sssiI, otherwise every soul mus, have been
Destroyed. The ~omen, eEild'en, sed ,wo
80 yi,ing foea have since safely teaehed ou'
I.:tIctnrn,,
The same gentleman also Informs, that d
sas eunee;!y tepOfied ,ha! family Of the
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c2.3 ncsvs ,trsm Me Porioss.

From NASSAU, IN. i pape', Feb :.
Late Information hcm Qusyaquil ard Pan
ama, states, that The Rsyaiss,s A, NY io Peru
had csphulo,ed 10 the pa,tio;s; und that 10
consequence the A,mi., Of Buenos Ayes
snd Chill, which had united, were on their
march tor Lima. Cssoo, tie TO- iber capiisl
Of Peru, had become independent, which ex.
ci;~.. grea, alarm, IN Lime, tho present capital:
Thc pos of Lima, and Qpataqui! were
strictly bl"cksdedl by the pauio,s, WHO arc
said to have upwards Of eighty Vessels oi war,
among which arc some figa,es.
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FROM TIE ARMY.

AAKe9yerjh, (Ges} F,5. 50 from a
ihe o'b iusr- SIX companies under tic COM
mend OF Mst Fsnning, assistant division To-
spec'o', ieir fial,io,d Tor Tor, Early. Thei ic.
naming troops were sSpcc,cdto TO marsh in a
lew days. Sen. T'ascock joined the army on
tho i6,h. G,B ia, .son and cutie were en-
p-e,cd TO leave !ii,,foid on T'hu'sdss last
for Fo't Scoit, To which place we undcr stand
the General has Icmovcd the head quarters
ot The south d,visicn Of The amy. Col. II
V. Miiton, OF Jefferson, rommaoGs the lower
'esimeu,, and Col. John L. Li,,ir, ol Wilkes,
the upper.
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t!s,s Of a. sxpsusise p0:, pscpclog taa &c.
peal OF oil the iniefnsI iskes.--" Aftef salts.
fyinsS he says the sbptopriaiions made BY
the support o. the cisii govctnrnsnl, aud OF
ihs military and naval establishments, en-
brsciag suitable proyhions for Tntiacsions,
and for the Graslasi incrsAse Of the navy, ray-
ing -tae in,esest Of The public dsht, cS,in.
goishing mere ihsn -iGh,een millions u the
principst vi,hic the prcscm yrss, il ss es.i-
mated thar . balance Of more than xix mil
lions of dollars will remain 10 the tfeasu,y on
the iH Of January nsxs applicable to Tho cur
rem, service o. the ensuing year The pay
meots in,o tho ueasur, 10. 1919, on sccoun,
Of duties on imports aud tonnage, arc esu.
mated % twenty millions of dolia,s--a sum
which gives high idea of The resources VI
his rising state, towards which the nations ol
Europe have for some time cast thcis eyes
ss a fu'rre couDlerpoise 60 our maritime
greatness.' One thing must sirike every
Erylishman more particularly, IN this speech,
namely, the enligh,sncd view which the
government OF The Cni,cd State tasss of die
true inte'ea Of the people, TO whom Il is res
ponsiblc, compared wila the views os our
own government. Il is aware in wha, way
the strength Of the state cen be mos preG,s-
bly, directed cod accordingly " nc hear II naval
es,abish nents, snd grateful increase Of the
navy; and, though the uni,ed States, from
their ex,ensiyc land frontier, ore und.s the
necessity otteepins up nnuher Of military
posts, their army is wisely a secondary OBJ
jcct. Weto not hear that the preeiden, has
yet cmtrsfcd taste ioe SPLENDID hus.sr
uniiorm.
Whilst our government 10 cndeavoring TO
corrup, the rno' ais Of the people by the wick
ed artlhces sanctioned by the lottery se,s, we
see the Amcrican government occupying it,
self with the insliru,ion Of semiearies Of
leaning, for the al.impor,an, purpose Of elf.
fusing knowledge among ns ci,izens.
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1. ex3s1;ensy ct p,Oviins By isv for ecsst,ac .,ag
snss'gable canal, to unite the waters of HASA.
chusetts hay with the waters of Narrsransctt D.y
and Long Island Ray. by rsuntoa river
Inc foilowiog nusion, offered by Mr.. Ciai.
borne was agreed to:
hrsofrsd. yas, the President of the United States
be rsquested TO lay before the House s,a,emen, Of
The expenses incurred under the 5,h. IN and 7,h
articles OF the Treaty Of Client, specifying the ie ms
OF expenditure ia relation to each.
infrrnal Imnrcvemenf.
The House then proceeded to the order OF
the day on the question Of roads and cunals
and the remainder Of the day was consumed
In dehsrne :.
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FROM AMELIA ISLAND.

Capt. pabsm of big Commerce, arrived
al New Yok from ST. Mays, states ,ha,
Com. Aury, md ell his force, (abou, 200 men,
sailors an! sold.e.s) we're on bosrd his squad.
'oa, which coosis,ed Of four pr,vatee,s and
,esc'oi p ises, preparing to seil soon. Com.
IicDlty had Issued an order for them 10 Leave
,ne por, The ls'h Februouy. Some OF The
bagSIge. uunk with,Monsy. Sc. belonging TO
L. M'Ginncs, lately d'uwhed by the upset
cog OF u boat in, .Amsiia sound, were picked
up by one oI the UGited States sloati on.
large Snsoish ship. p'ise TO tho la.c Com.
Cbsmplin'S squads, on. loaded with srga' shd
coffee, aidrsd a, Amelis abou, The i2h
tshrunry .....
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A L meeting Of The stockholders, on MONDAY.
"A the Ttt inst the, follos!nc Ges,aemcu were
appointed Directors, viz -
WiLLiAs q GIsrk.
pav,D E'sa. Ions mrsrsv
JAMES ". fntLLTrs, JoNS l. B"ss, jun
The Boar, OF brectors on III, tine day unlni.
ronsiy elected wiLLtAaC G Ginns, Esq frcsi,rht
of the Institution.
Published In eantorrnny 10 the Alb section of an
Act Ut the General Assembly al this state
WILLIAM T DEiliNCpAM, tssaisr.
Ncwpol, Mtrth 10. l8' g.
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WA HIEerox CRY, Feb 2,, 1919.
ORDER.

VAHIkGroS SIrv, r CD. 81, 1918.
DIVISION ORDER.
In reviewing The accidents Of his command,
the commanding general finds with reg,e,
that practice has existed among officers Of
the amy Of making public avowsls Of ,heir
fsods, among each other, in the shspe Of
threats and personal deuuncistous. These
acts on the one side have called Tor recrimin.
alton on t6e Other, and the public has been
made umpire IN misunde erstaodipgs. in which
ir had no interest oor knowledge. This Con-
Duct, ola the part of all engagcd is indecorous
and ua,oiIi,s'y. IL leosens the bonds of those
who are boupd To act in onison, and in,psirs
the susceptibility Of reputation, which should
be the soul and iuhereol principle Of q soldier.
Ne msn 10 worthy TO be leader OF American
troops, VI the depository Of the hopes Of his
inferior associates, who is not as free from
stains on hrs own repais,ion, rs from wiling
nesss'to asperse thai OF others.
II Is not expected that the army be exempt
from the sources Of collision which are CON.
mon TO ell institutions, bus I, is less expected
that men OF gallant'y and honor seek separa-
ton in invective, or deem any thing repara-
tion, which is procured at the expcnee Of the
digni'y OF Vie body OF which they are mem
bers.--Where regimeutal courts Of honor
cahnot intervene, courts Of inquiry ore cloth
ed with the cxpress guardianship Of the honor
oil the army, and there must be something i'll
10 The cause that is no, willing st all Zines TO
sanction such courts, and thero are few duiies
more honorable 20 the officers, than TO vindi-
cate repoia'ion OF an associate or rcprcss er.
rors committed within their own body.
In future, therefore, the commanding gen
eral expressly prohibits all reference in the
pubic prints TO the fupds among officers in
wha,ever shape they may be published lie
adyerts 10 no particular ins,aoce, the exis
tencc at the cu,,oni has been 90 excuse lor
its continuance. 10 The truly honorable, the
appeal atone is suii ient; the prohibnion Is
given thai there may I've no error ia iuIure
tha, he army may he idcn,iii~d ~ one char
acter, as IL Is eaib !ed Ia uoe cause, and ,ha,
The denuneiation Of one Of Us n,einbers I,sy
be considered IA sn3ou"age la The whole. ..
by der OF Major Gneral Drown,
~ I'll. ) JE> Up,
Acting Ali. Gen Nor.hc,n D,vi,ion.
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Safe az Hnefion, 81 ne Real Estate Of
JOSEPH WEEDEN

ny riIfnc e/u decree u me SUPREME judicial
Courf, al their Md,ch irrm, 1915, Jor fhs
county Of Atsuhorf,
Will be sold n. Public Auction,
to the highest bidder,
On the frs MONDAY ofhpil A. ID 1919.
Al 10 O'Clock. \ NJ Oh the Premises,
@ y much Of the Real Estate Of Josr ri WEEprrI
- situate in Mildlctown. ia the county If New
port, bounded and described as follows VIZ -Norih.
crly land Of De'j amin barker anG Jeremiah ;iii
-eas,etly on land 6f il,r ChArty Farm a.d lie Pond
--sou,herIy on land bf the heirs of peleg Clarke
and wesIEiy partly on the road, or highway. and
partly land Of CARD heirs oS peleg CIaik, ,--M
will be sufficient to pay the just debts u the suid
Joseph Weeden, with the inci,lcniakcls~ige.
Conditions Of sale viii be made known At thA
time and place of sale
ALANsON PRcEHAM. Guardian.
AfiydIetuWn. March 4. l0l8 n,
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ROHHERY Z

The Southern Mail was robbed on the 9Th
inst. between Hartford aud uuvrc dc q. ace,
Ma'yand, aud all the valuable letters taken
thercfom. banks aud BROKERS s'c begged
10 be CAUTIOUS, and ci izens to be sigilan,, IN
order to detect the criminals, and save the
lnnds OF which ,huy have CD, ,sioed possession.
RICHARD BACHE, p. nj.
Philadelphia, March i3, leie.
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I.osp m, JAS. ..

LONDON, JAS ,.
This message Of the presideo, Of the Unit
ed States, TO congress, received yesterday,
which we have inserted IN mother part OF our
paper, will, we have no doubt, be read wnh
peculiar inretest. Prom ptes OF matter
we Can merely at present allode 10 this very
important state paper. Whist the hosnees
of ali the governments ct Europe s'e more
Or less disorde,ed and ,he subjects srr eve'J
where ground down with heavy lsxes, Te
end ,hc head Of lhs.o fepo5l,csns, at The
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TO LEI al PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESfyAY M,uh Ss iaIg Al 4 4

o'ciotk A Nj un The p,cm.s',
THE dwelling .ws,sc how impro,,d by Mr. Wi'.
iam Esssn, south Of the Red Market. md
ssrhIng ON Freebod,'s and New mans wharf, 30
called, aud Is en- excellent stand fot noarding.
house or Grocery For particulars apply to N,iasM
Croeie. ESQ of 10 William, ficcbod,
LII, mice. imnferassty ejfsr,
a Shop In complete repair, one DIOR westward
Of said frccbody's Easling. House
Newport. March r.
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Salt, Rum, Cheese, &c.


HtA Y PO ii.k,
Has Jor safe. in scre.
1900 bushels Tpks leland SALT,
500 do. hivrspool DO
6 Po~chsons 81 praof Antique kCM;
5000 WI. CHEESE, Of he f>, duality.
Together with his usual asscr.mcri OF
Crco1es, Boards. ihdrk, Shingles,
Lzcptoards, and LGfAs
March IB .
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nsre OF Eraslham, sOasia;irg oi. .aiae psr-
sons, and living about ten miles fp.s i}iscks-
hears road, uea, the source Of tbs S>aiIls,
md, without the excepuon Of single afe,
occo boic bctsd.
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connccs;;cu, ,ssyl4,n 10, thr Deer and Dam1

Connees,cu .ssyt4m 10, thr Decf and Dum6
HAwTs Ep Mach 9
The Asyun will be open Cor tho ,ecep.
ticn OF another class Of papi,s thc T,h OF May
next: and there VIII be room for few in od
'dition 10 those 10 whooi place has been a!.
ready promised. Application mus, be made
al leas one month previous 10 the time above
mentioned; and at the expiration Of one
month after ,ha, time, no pupil can be admit.
ted ill the ensuing yea~. II viii be pc
cnliar advantage to the pupils to commence
with the Ers, lessons OF the new class; sad a
punctual arrisa!, a, the limo specified is
strongly Recommended. For terms Of ad.
mission, and for further information concern
ing the Asylum, application may be made,
by letter Ipost paid) 10 either Of the uOder.
signed committee. And 1t is rccoMm me Dccd,
that in every Instance such application be
made previous to the Deaf and Dumb por-
sons visiting Hartford, with view to somis-
sion as cases have occurred IN which, from
a wan, of suisi:ien, information, With regard
to the regulations Of the Asylum, il has been
found uecs-sariiy 10 refuse adn,itt;ance; and
thereby The expense Of a long and useless
journey has been incurred. No pupil, who
has ooi already, applied will be received Tor
less tern than Two years.
The public are aiso informed, ,ha, in the
course Of The ensuing spring, repor, will be
published of the progress VI the Asylum dur.
ING the f. >, year ai'cr the commencement OF
the instruction and such information will &c
commune ed as shall be thought important
80 give jns view of the instruction, and OF
what ,nsy be expected from IL.
DANIEL WADSWORTH,
MASON r, ,COGSWELL,
ABEL FLINT.
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PEW S--W a0ciim.
- UT
On THURSDAY. N. Ok b /

On THURSDAY, h, a6,h inst,
az ! I c'ctoek, al ihe air,hodist Cfahr,,
will be sold at Public Auc,ioa, 20 the highest
bidder a number of rsws in said chapel Con.
diiions msde known At the time aud place OF sale.
Newport Mar tB. fh
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Tie reEsiodss oitSa dsy Ne, slassssd
In the debate on the fcpoit Of the committee
on internal improvement.
The House did no, adjourn uutii nearly
sondown, but did not arrive ., the question on
the report.
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IN this town. Mr, sesx ra wAxreS hAzxHuto
M'ss MAEs roT ts, daughter OF the late MIR John
to,stf. Ut soph ,kmgS,own .kV
: AZ Avsr- fesh b, tie isry Mr. Minor, Car,.in
w,llsAa MvArsss. of this ,ownso iiiss
sAxAa v Lawn. tH r Me-
( ~ DsED,
. In this l5Sn on the sth inst Mira tv nj A Bsoww.
wife of Mt wiiR m Bro~,,. s-,l> ~
on Tuesday last, Mrs. MAaoAssr RsAp. wiTo
Of Mr. Eicazei Read in ,Ae s0,i, year OF her age.
A, i,srssesLfA. cn Moodsy lsst. Mrs. i,urn
sssaesAs, widow ~ NJ sampson sisearu,an, in
,ae ya,h year .f her sxe
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FcSr0s AAHtohr
CLEAisgO,

shi? Alliance, Rider, New,tork s,oop I.,dy
Washington. Gardiner, do, sci 1rse American.
Aeas'e, hos,on sioop ss'ly, Fox, fhiisdr.phia 4
b,,g joan, big'ey, li.rsna slo Petaversnce,
W.eoA. do sloop rhebe. Ano, Clifford. w;o ns ,or.
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Acting Ali Gen Nor,he,n Division.
.faiaasns " Issfertor Generals Office, !
Fslru.rH AL 1918

.faiaf0ns " Iqsferior Generals Office I
FstrU@rg 81, 1913.
GENERAL OnnEn
Al oubcaiiuos relative to transHc,ions be
tween otIiecrs, al p,iea,e and pe,snnai VA
-io'e, arc pronibieJ. Any newspaper publ
cstion or hand bitasof spch : character, VIII
lie, cause 10, ,hs errcs, of sn oliee', and the
foundation &c charge agsins, him /, is
made the du'y OF at officers havinr the pow
er, tua'test and prefer evidence for chsige
on such publication; aud whenever such
charge is preferred, nue specification o.!
which will be the ,ioision Of this regulation,
the proper authority will biiag the officer 10
;rial before genet al cou't mact,al
By order, d. PARKER,
Adjutant * Inspector Gen.
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Republican Nomination.
) WE DA'ESDLY. MARea Is 1918.

Ara General Republican Convention al Del.
cgstes from the several town, in the State
Of Rhode Island, holden at the S'a,c House
in Providence, on "Wednesday evening the
s8th February, lai8.--IIoo. HESaY REx
tNoros, President, and u. II. WsEEiER
etary,--if vas nranimeuSis ,esoipea
thai the following gentlemen be recon.
faeoded 10. the freemcn Of this S,a&, for
re-eleciion 10 April nexr, to the yfiices af.
nxcd 70 their names respectively.
MS ExCELLENCy
NEHEMIAH H. KNIGHT, Esa.
GOVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, ESQ.
kiEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
SENATOR'S.
!. Philip Martin, Esq.
Of Precedence.
9. EOenezer Barney, nsq; !.
3. Samuel Vinson, Esq
.f Ne'sroth
4. Thomas Bufum, Lsq
IF Smitltfeld
S. Robert Hopkins, Esq.
If Foster.
6. William Pearce, Esq
If Bn"~.
:. Benjamin Smith, Esq
Of .N6uh uhGlagsrosS.
q. John Watson, Esq .
cf Souh X,nystOwa.
9. William Nviibour, I'd, $50
IF Little. Conslea,
10. Stephen B. Cornell, Esq
of Ponsmotih.
Samuel Eddy, Esq. Secretary.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Anorny-GeM
Thomas q Pnmau. Esq Gen. Treas.
- sss-N q 1p-SpS
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Samuel Eddy, Esq Secretary.
Henry Bowen, Esq. Attorny-Gen.
Thomas q Pitmau. Esq Gen. Treas.


1t appe as from The CON munication trans
rnits<d by the Governor Of South Carolina sp.
Ihs Presiaea, and by him laid before the
House OF Representatives, that an ancndment
yoihcGuu Nhction, passed by swo Thirds OF
Doth Houses Of Coagres and 1t ~as sup.
posed concurrec IN by the 'eqositc Esjo,iy
OF the s,aes, was not in Fact concu,ted an, but
was ejacted by he State Of Sou,h Cirolioa,
who had been supposed to have ratified II, and
that, without her vote, the proposition tic no'
receive the sanction IF tUo thirds Of he
s,a;cs. The amendment referred 10 has b:en
printed with tho la'e editions as pau or the
Constitution on Is In the following words:
|" Resa!red, By the Scua,e aud House Of
Representatives Of the United States of A
nerica, IN Congress assembled, iwo Thirds oi
both Houses concurring, that The following
section be Submitted to the legislatures OF the
several states, which. when ra,icd by the
legislatures Of three fourths of the ,tates,
shail be valid and binding as apA't OF the
constitution Of the United Ststes--if any ci:.
izcn of the United States shall accept, claim,
receive. or retain any tile Of nobility or hon
or, or shall, withou, the consent Of Congress,
accept and retain any present, pension, Office,
or cmolumeh,, of any emp .ror, king, prince,
or foreign power, such person shall cease to
be citizen Of the Cni,ed States, and shall
be incapable Of holding any Office OF trust or
profit under them or either of lhem."s
1t ought to be generally known, as it is
now asccrtaioed, that this amendmcnt was
no, ratified by ;hrce fourihs Of the States, and
therefore Is not a part of the Constilion.
NA>BISoTIN ClTy, I7areh 9.
N un0e hat a,, Ali M m M nj nj (nnvrese
Is con,c m plated on the Ash. April. There
is much public business, but much more no,
Of q psbIic nature but Of The utmost impor-
Sance to individuals, TO be transacted within
shese five weeks.
We heartily congratulate our readers that
thc bill for making provisions for the surviv.
iag ,ndigep, soldiers Of the Revolution has
passed both Houses OF Congress Gnaity ; and,
as though The psesidcn, had M, him self sug-
essted the act, thcro can be no doubt Of its
receising his signature, the bill may be con-
sidcred ss law Of the land.
In the Scoafe, yesterday, the bill respect
ing the recovery Of fugitive slaves and indcnt.
ed servants, was sgaia debated, bot was no,
cooelusiveiy acted on.
Ths bill to reduce the staff Of the army.
Was taken up, and, an amendmont having
be saspsoposed, the bill was further postponed. 1
Tue resolution received from the othe-
House, proposing an adjournment, was nos
scted on.
Ia the House Of Representatives, beside,
o,hsr BUSINESS tho following proceeding.
took place
TIA. re ,,u,i,u Tor an adj,anment on the
1870 d,y Of April, was read a third time, pas
Irsd, and sent 10 the Senate,
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A LAD

u he name OF JOHN O>TiEY. tged slout -
ID fears. left Ids parents house on Saturday last.
H. naJ on When he seit away, light colored pea
jacket, a shop blue jacket. blue trousers, darl-
wss,cbs,,a red and White e,rpcd meek cloth, and
a felt hat, considerably worn lie carried with
him sisp. bundle of clothes lie is abou, feet
hiyl,--lgn ahd Aptij oornplexion-blue eyes, and
h,ht h.i 1.-THE said isd will return 10 his snxous
pares md !, dcsirous Of going 10 sea. he will Fave
u,eir consent. tbgr'her 9th such necessaries 81
Will be rcvuis,e Whoeyrf viii bring back the
said boy u his psreh,s. or give any ioformaiop re-
speciing him, sbtb lie handsomely iewsrde1 ana
receive their grateful thanks:
Jsr,csiown. a!sr 10. 1878
q-r The pri,svrs in P'Jt,tence will Golfer fsvnr
on the anxiohs parents of ,Le tbose boy. by giving
this an ioscrii.u H. ,hcir 'e,pcctiyc pspers
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Niiadlelown, March 4, Iei8
TO LET,

IO IAE.I,
G nor No. ~, Thamcssuset, nearly orposi,,
- the foot OF the rarsde--Dow occupied byCALrS
Tnipp. Possession 10 be given cn 'bc Sra day Of
April Inquire Of SAMUEL WATSON.
Newport, Mar. 10, 1873.
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csh The abov. 90 H--s<v mouse where TIE. may
pc assured that every exer,ios ~i be made 10 REQ.
der their situation plcssan. and agreeable.
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UlLl. JOHNSON, !.

DOT. JOHNSON,
Ro~ jaa osfpsd o Medicine Msh, at No, iss,.
Tbamts srcet, a fer dosts aoOve me Btiek
lfxrkef,
where he offers for saie,
Ag.n.fsi sssonmen, of 0enuibe, F'esh,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
As cheap as can be purchased in the state ..
or Medicine Chests for vessels and families. pea
IN. or rep.enishea with .xactness aud despatch.
A few bottles of orien,.I ifrk Oil, for tur,ing
and rendering beautiful tie hair
Shop open from sunr se ill 9 O'Clock, pm
Dr Jon Ssos soiicits share of pubic patronage.
Newport Jar,t :, 1919
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-05-04
Valuable Property,

NOR SALE. a HOUSE and LOT of
y GROUND, SIS by 70 feet. situate at
me corner Of Duke and Union streets,
occupied by David Maukin'-saoject to
a lien TO said Mankins. Also.
One HOUSE and LOT on Fairtax-st'
occupied by Joshua Riddle. Also, -.
One VACANT LOT, corner OF FAIR
fax and Wilkes streets Also.
Two HOUSES and LOTS on Wilkes
street, occupied BY Mr. Frazier. Also
One HALF WATER LOT near the
property OF Joseph Dean. Also.
iviCANr LOT, corner Of Wilkes
and ROYAL streets.
For terms apply to
March Is NM. HERBERT. Jun
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District Of Columbia,
County Of .iier n iria,

County Of .fier" n lrIa' IS.
IN the petition Of WILLIAM FOSTER,
I an iusolvent debtor, confined IN the
iail of alexandria county for dsbt-isn-
tice is hereby gwen IN the creditors of he
said Wm.Fs,ter. that on The first Monday
in Nav next, at 9 AN. at the courthouse
If the said cuunty, The oath prescribed by
the &C, of Congress Of the United States,
entitled an act ioi the relief OF insol-
vent debtors within the District of Co.
llmbia," will De administered to the said
insolvent, end trustee appointed, unlsss
sufficient cause to the contrary be then
and there shewn. Ordered, that this no.
ice be advertised in both papers publish
ID in Alexandria, unce week for three
tines before the said first Monday in
May next.
By order Of the hon. VIM. Crarch, ch'f
Judge of the United States Circuit Court
for the District of Columbia.
G. DENEALE, C. C.
april IS 5w