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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

AGAINST
Nancy MCredie and James Penn. Administrative and
adminislrator OF John MCrGdie, deceased, the said
James Penn executor Of George M'CIeCie dec. who
was administrator of the said John MCtcdle dec.
the said Nancy M'Credie, widow Of John Ai'CrsdIs
dec. John Graham, william Long. Lucy X. Green,
now, admlnstTatriX OF doctor James GTeeBhoV dec.
ana Harry Heth, administrator of James CiarLf dec
49,. Deje0dHafS.
ms cause came on this day, to he heard on the
us, TIE answers OF the defendants John sSam and
nani Long, aud as To tie defendant James Penn by
publication IN the mode prescribed By Law against m
sent defendants and to the other defendants on the
several deciela orders, taking the original bill for con
fessed as To them and argued by counsel on con.
SIder@Ion whereof, the court doth adndge order and
decree that the defendants Nancy MCredie and James
Penn do render, before commissioner of the CONT
an account Of their respective administrations of lie
estate OF John mCredie dec. that said defendant
James Penn also render before the same commissioner
an account OF his testatOr George Mercedes admnis
uaton upon the same estate, and of his own
administration upon the estate of the said George ~.
CTeals dec nnd the said commissioner i, directed IL
examine state and settle the said accounts and MAKE
TepeTt thereof 10 the court with any matters
stated deemed pertinent by himself, which may bc
required BY the parties to be stated.
cOpy-Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

NihOiNiA....Ata superior court oil ChanCeIy hoi-
den at the capitol in the city of Richmond the 9th
day of January 1918.
John MCrede and George wCredie infants by William
H. Dyer, their guardiaH...............PI 0infi6s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21
New Canton Wv 9i {. '-'e4'0, = w. i ~ in &c

4 GENTLEMAN Of liberal educailou Capable II
IA teaching the Esgiish language IN its various
branches arithmetic, aikendtlCs, aId the Tudimeis
of the Latin Language, lie DESTROYS Of obtaining silUa
ion as private tutor "a Respectable family.
" Letters addressed to T. q. Posi- once Petersburg
Va. will beaitended to.
May 1. 1895
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

I1LANK BOOK MANUFACToRY.-The subscriber
- respectfully informs the Inhabitants Of Robiaond
generally, that he has Just commenced The Book Ba
iBg The east Of 10Th street. second door from the
corner Of street, leading 10 the BasH-where he in.
tends carrying Oh the 9bOye business Nv al variety
EfqUF B00kS, 81 every description. such ~ icdgers
Journals day, record, bill, leteL invctce meporans
du aud sbed0s' Books with, or Without Russia bands
pa!c1t spriDg backs, parchment corners made &C
C0rdirg Ia order. on the shortest notice.
Prinfed BookS, IN all kinds OF faUoy binding, gilt
edged, rnnnug COlors, or plain.
- Al orders will be thankfully received at the Bis
dcfy, OF a. Mr. T.. CottoiH's book store.
May 10. ia
Z va HflhiN GS-just Ieceycaaudtor saeat Rec
~ e'i7 - AppJ TO JAMES WHirLOCK.
NHt 10. at
FNlEtDl NH t1ren0gs immediately so Srn,h Carolina
g hare antlori1cd and empowered RJCHaRD u.
HENDEhSON, Espt 90 collect aud seiue an debts
dre a. and hy me. He Irs'f -ed 10 institute suits
against those ina, bigd g. unless this notice is
IHoWptly aund,dt TO-. #f. =. q. TRDWN.
~ touyeiiicni UWffllH1 LOUISE to rent until
November next. hp.ltt~
Nsgs. ist
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

tAmES RIVER LAND ron SALE offer for sale
ab3ut COO acres of LAND, lying oil both sides of
tis.las cIerh,l Amherst county, and within FIVE miles
OF LynchDufg hundred acres cleared one third
Oh Whlch Is rsh lana, the balance Of the tract
htst Ie tobacco land and heavily tinbered with bite
OAK locust chehnt and poplar and which will yield per
acre, nom MY 10 sixty c1ras Of re woOd. TheTeaTe 90
acres Of rich low grounds chiefly cleared and ca1sbIe
AT sa expense, OF being converted into timothy mead
o",ana ds much more may be made by watering. aud
NM seat ON big liarriss creek, which will afford water
power enDceht for merchant mill i've or six pair Of
Dnri stones ana saw mill to np the timber for
dow aud The balance ia two sauaI annual ua ypenis
secured by atrnst theand.
tor turbrr particulars, apply "a Mcssrs. Wiitlocke
Richardson, Of Lynchburg, who authorized 70 treat
for the land ROBpR.r m uOSg
- Possession canpoi he given uaii the fail without
al adequate compensation. r. H. r.
Ornnge. hprii -. u36w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

Military dRd General Agencyat WasifRgtOn citv.
'b'ht subscriber agan Informs Iris friends aud the pub
lie, that hestil continues 70 uauage claims aud all
business Of an agency nature.
soldiers military waTruHts and land patents obtained
upon the shortest notice peusions collected Sc-pas
atnt ebtaned for property losl daring she tate wara
fora small commission.
Sodiers h0rnty and bought ana sois on commission
IA large supply nov on baHd. puIchasers can he
promptly supplied. SAN'L ANDERSON
n. y. Communications, post paid will command i'm
mtoiSis aitenu0A. SD.
hrfii pa Ifg20t
kIOiiCE.--Ab peTsonf who hagc ciaius against the
estate Of Paeld Ross decd. arc requested to pre-
sent them, properly authenticated III my Ohce in the
CITY o'kichH"sd, that provisions maj be made or their
payment.
u IS my wish 10 avoid unnecessary litigation there.
fore request that SUITS may not be ordered wthoUt pre-
vi0ns interview with me.
THOMAS r. BOULDIN,
AstiHg EEST. of Darid Ross, deed.
Nay 80. 20
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SOUHN AMERICA.

From The Wilmington (pel.) waichman, May 1877
Extract Of letters from young gentleman
on doard the Congress .tiigate, to his
friends an thjS 0iciaity, defcd
- Ria Inuatro la, 1oto
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

AOiiCE All persons having claims against The es-
j tate ~ Joseph ". Riddle, dec. are requested 90
make them known. without delay, provision may he
made for their payment thUsa indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make Immediate paJmeat
OSEESbY 5CRUGuS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-05-21

r. OIiCE.-By virtue OF a deed Of trust executed to
The subseriserby Philip ftzhugh OF the county Of
Ming NHIiah, dated the 25in day Of JAY 1915 and re-
c'ioed ~ hDg William clerks olIce on tbe 22d ApriJ
lslO WA he sold. 10 The highest bidder for cash nj
King y iii&m courthouse, on UedBcsday the ard 6ay
~ dUIJ 7@r', II far, II not the next fair day the
itACi u LAND on which the said Eitzhugb now re-
siHes, containing, py estimate, $50 acres. The subscri
ne wiz convey tie title uny which he holds as trustee
"'"lssai" JOAN ROBINSON, Trustee.
de
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JlHOS. BTHR,
JOHN gOFFEE,
JOHN CHJLDREyg Trustees
JAMES JdCKSON
UABNET HORRJSS
JOHN &gcKINLEY.
IT For plan Of the aJOyetOwn apply as foIIoes.
To Jonh hckisLRY, Lexington, (Ky.)
WI PoFI, il. Louisville, (Ky.)
JOHN COFFEE or JAMES JACKSON. Nashville
PORE HicKNaE, Huntsville OF
MoRRtss JoNEs Richmond.
Alabama Territory, April "a. II3wsw
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
NEW GOODS.
LATHAM IHURSTON.

40 this day received, an assortment oI
y new 00ODS--smosg which arc, su-
p hns and dnc Navy blue, double mill'd
Csssimere. snd other Shsw.s priassd Rst,i.
netss 'ed teIise FIannels black Sinchaws I,
6ombasettkj stesm loom Shir,ings; figured
aud plain cypress GAUGE me rioo Trmmins ;
DC 'kc which in sddr,ion 10 his form sock 1
conpsise almos, every s,,icle usually csiled
To- in the D,y Goods line, and viii De sold as
cheap IS can ne purchased 10 this town.
Oct ~, 1914 Tse.l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

forth be confined 10 The following vessels %
each side shst is---
"On .iaks Ontario, TO one vessel net ex !.
eesdiog one hundred tons burden, and armed
vith enc eighteen pound cannon.
son The upper lakes, 20 two vessels, not
exesedins Ne burden each, and arnea wih
ike fo,es.
"Oa she waters Of lake Chsmplsin, TO one
vessel NOT exceeding like burden, and armed
vith iiks force.
~ other armed vessels on theso lakes
shaIJbo forthwith dismsOtled, and 10 other
tesseis OF war shall be there built o. sFmsd
If either party shonld hereafter be dssir-
ous OF snnapjng this supulasion; and should
give notice 70 shat effect to the o,he. party,
u shall cease to be binding after the cxpirs.
lion OF six months from the date Of such no
lice. W
"The naval force 90 to DO limited shall be
sestricted 90 such services as will, in no res
peet, interiere with rho propet duties Of the
armed vessels of the other psriy"t~
And whereas the Senate Of the United
States have approved u the said arrangement,
and secomncnded that il should be carried
into effect; the same having alec received
the sanction OF his royal hig6ness the Prince
Regent, acting in the name and on the behalf
Of MS Ds,annic majesty
Now, therefore, !, James Monroe, Presi-
dent Of the Uni,ed States, do, by this my
pfoclamatiob, make known and declare that
me arrangement afore said, aud every stipuia-
tion thereof. has been duly entered into, con-
eiuded, and confirmed, and 10 Of foil force
And effect
Given under my hand, at the City Of Wash.
ingion, this twenty eighth day Of April,
10 The yen OF our Lord one thoossnd
eigh, hu.dted and eighteen, and Of the
independence Of the Uniled States the
forty second.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President ~
Jons QUINcY ADAMS,
Secretary eftSfase.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
MARSHAL'S NOTICE

N6rdc Jhl1UU Dt55vyCf, bcs
I1URSUANT TO a warrant, from the Hon. DAvI .
HowaLL, Esq Judge Of the United States
ourt, for the District Of Rhode-lslsnd,
No,ice is hereby given that there has been He'd
r-fore SAID Judge an information, BY Charles Col
ms. Esq coliestor Of the Customs for the District
o. Bristol. against certain ship or vessel called
10 SAINT -AunA her tsckei. apparel and boats Also
.gainsl one Boz Of silks and sin boxes sf vine, of
-ious marks aud numbers. said ship and said
foois being forfeited alleged in said informs
,iur Cor violation Of the i&Hs Of Che unted Ssstes
rs.-l vil be had thereon AZ special District Court
,r nuJen a. the Corr, hose IN prvsidc"ee on
p, 1hh jsy Of Sovember mex, q, ten Of 'be ci5sk
.Ie icren Joo
DU!Eg pEsRcg. bsS'y. Jfarslai
o. s.ol. 0eL -, 1913
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
CURES PERFORMED!
Though heretofore considered hasf relief by
DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

or MR. SaeGrnan. carpenter Of Bessn, was 20
AvA months aflicfed with tumour on the
back oi MS hand which incapaciated him for work,
after ssyng tried every thing in vain, and suffered
operation on his hand, and considered ;ncurabio,
was cured and restored health by taking bottles
II these drops
Mr. wrsi. q Bsmss. vas 3 years siac,~d viii
fever sore lf lis legs, had tried most medi-
cines without effect, was cured BY 2 bottles
n Chid Of Mr. Burrid, Of Hanoter was cured
OF Ulcers and B'ies, some of which had eat down to
he ribs, by bottles This child was considered
IN dying state when he began taking these drops
IN Lvmt cf Boston, was coveted all over with
srup,ions, blind with both eyes, was cured by bot
Ties. t
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
Tor Is years, With eruption all her, attended
with most termening itchings, burnings and blotch.
es, had lost thtreby two toe and one finger nsils,
was cured by 4 bottles she had not LETT her room
for months. and considered past al relief!
Il Gentleman Of Lexington, was afflicted 90 years
with ulcers in his legs. could, obtain relief,
was cured by a bottles.
a Cessicmsn Of Bgsfoa, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tried
every medicine ~ithoa sneeess, was cured BY these
Drops
4 Censleman Of RerBiry. was so years afflicted
with humor on one Of legs, attended with burning
itching and blotchcs, was resigned as past relief
for 80 years could not lie in bed at tines was per.
fectly cured by these drops.
n xs0dy of Ch0rfeHown was TWO years a61icted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
eve sssis, snce, aud considered pact relief. con
traction had formed, Shen on taking these Drops
and using d. Jebb's Liniment, in weeks she had
the free OF the joint the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fuia. St Anthony's FIRE. leprocy, pimp,ed faces,
iaged glands, sore legs, ulcers even when The bone
Is affected. venerial taints. when mercury has filled
are the best spring and sutumnal physic, and may
be given to children with perfect safety 81.
or six bottles for five dollars, IL bottles for 50
IL dozen for Si00 20. FAX for "Dr Relies Bstan-
icai Drops"-None are genuine, unless signed w
T. Conway" Prepared and sold Wholesale by the
sole proprietor, T. Conway, chemist, No I. Bum-
s,ed Place, Boston by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINSON, Drnggisf,
No. Ito, Tbsmes-street, Newport.
.dse, By
Lemuel w. Briggs, B'isfsIs Hercules Whitney, }.
- Mason, Providence; Dyer and Howes, Windham .
Greene. New- London Isaac ID Bull, Hartford and
most druggists, book sellers and post masters thro'
cut the Unitod stsics-wherc may be had all those
jr''iy esieemed and highly approved Medicines"
pepdred BY wv. T. Conway"
Dec 3. 1917 fiy)
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II AVID RoDMAN. respectfully informs his
~ friends. and the public, that he has removed
from lis old stand No 100 TO the shop No 1856
next north OF Wa 5 NIoHoLs store, and nearly
opposite the Golden Eagle. where he has for sal. q
general assortment OF shoes Of the various kinds In
use. Boots and shoes. nanufsctured as usual, OF
good material and substantial workmanship
he returns his auccrc hanks to his punctuai Gus
toners, aud solicits a continuance Of their favors
Newport, 10Th me l3 1878
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
JOB SHEARMAN,

AAS received from New York, a va
. - siesy Of Chi'dren's pleasing Juvenile Books
-seme Friends journals Of their lives and other
valuable Books and Pamphlets, on various sub
Jects, not 70 be found in any other store in town
a good assortment Oh Dry Goods. a.
mong which are, superfne Co,hs. green and white
sllk gaUse. &c. &c
A good assortmeu, Of Tear, aud new Crock y.
Cheap. sept. 23'
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REAL LStAIi-yf0r san

THE. subscriber offers iur sic 4t
! new B~eIns.Houss, on the Point, Sher ~
now resides III Dwelling House IN Cross-st,eee
back of Mr. Be,lsnm iiali's third Of isves
ling House. in MlI.s,ree,, nearly opposite The Re,
Mr. H'tchcockf meeting house, now ocevpied bl
ThonAs Handy, fsq = a large s,ore on IN, lone
wha't--s blscksmi,ns shop. and a qdsr,ay Of ,oolr
Ia Cross, ,stree,-snd lot VI Land, ~ Newt WI, ID.
Joining the land Of S,ess's ibrahsm X Geu Tile,
The whole Of The aboye will be spld on teason- )
terms For particulars and information relative 70
said premises sppy WflLiAM WHITE !.
Newport, Oct 81. 1918
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
JOHN & AARON hall,

II EsPEcrfuLLY inform the inhabitants OF New.
~ port and It's vicinity, that they have spnon,ed
JOB SHERMAN. of Newport, their sgen, 10 rec, I've
and deliver oil kinds of silks. sstns, grapes ION.
qusns, shawls, silk and cotton hose, ribbons, cio,s
Of all kinda stuffs, Nsnkns, &c &c which they vi.
venture 90 say. will be finished in style equal IL no,
superior TO any Dyeing House in America. aud the
trice OF ec'of'ng reasonable and uniform. according
to s'ze. widtr, cclor sc uay 27-
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U6WN HO7EL.
John COOK.

xnJorms the nu6hc in gsnsrot " his yIfesds IL
faricnlar.
THAT he has taken the noted House OF Col.
Jsmss Psrys, No, I2o, Thsrnss-street, lately
improved by Mr. bows - Public House, and
which he proposes to accommodate Ladies aud
Gentlemen who may do him the honor TO q upon
him. with the best fare the market may afford Ne
exetions shall BE- wanting 10 aratify and oblige--
The beet OF Liquors will be ready at command. and
good krepine Of Horses constantly provided.
y ufA sSs stc@slg Bor&ets tsd.cs and gcnlisman.l J
can be account. dated ia The best manner.
Newport, July l, 1918
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NO. LC.

I'HE sahscrbers having been duy appa"t.d Ex'
ecutor. Of the last " IN aud estan,ent ot Capt
JAMES PHILLIPS. late Of N.apors, decsa,cds
and having given bonds according 10 law for re
faithful dschsrye Of the trust thereby committed
20 them, request Nil persons who or, indsb,ce 70
ssid estate, 10 make mn'ed dia,e psymcr, and lhose
vao have any demands against ex, ist. ~ ~ ~
JANEs n i,iIiLns .~.t,.s
issAc Buhbl,k
fSsxvo<s, az, MN f
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BIZ TIE sREsIpExr OF THE vsiTED STATES
OF AMERICA,
D0nrI

Whereas an arrange 0ent vss entered int
at the City Of Washington, in the mon,h o.
April, IN the year Of our Lard one iheosaod
eigh huadrei and seventeen, between Rieh
sd Rush, Esquire, ct that time acting
Ser.e,aiy fos ,he Department Of State OF b
Cnied Si.es, FOR and IN behalf Of The gove'n q
msot Of tho Usiied Stses; aud the righ
haac'sb!e Cns,lss Bsgs;, his Britannia msj
e.y's envoy sxt,so d,nssy and minister p'so
ipo;eatia y, for and ia be nsif of his Bitann'-
rtJssy; xaish srrsne .sasn, IS N he w.9r''
following, 10 VII:
" Ths naval force to BE r1aiu ainEd upcn
the hne ,csn issss y his 1,iss7 aud ns
government of tss Uai, 81 S.slsss shsi! hsoSss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
Declaration Of The Commissioners u.1er m
fourth article IF me Tray # Ghent
New YohK. 2ALn NoyEMrER lelf

fourth article IF me TRAY # Chem.
New Yohx, 24ia NOVEMBER 1877
SiR,-rhe uDderf,gned ssiooer.,
sppoiu,ed by virtue Of The fourth article Of
the treaty Of Gheni, have attended to the do
ties assigned the0 and have decided thai
Moose Island, Dudley Island, and Frederick
Island, in the Bay OF Passsmaquoddy, which
is part Of the Bay OF Fundy, do each o! then
belong to the United States of America, and
that all the ether islands in the By Of Pssss
maquoddy, and the Island of Grand Measn,
in the Bay Of Fundy do each OF hem belong
to his d itannic msjes'y, io conformity with
tho true intent of the second article of the
ts.aty of peace Of one thousand seven hun
dred and eighty-three. The commissisaer. {.
have The honor to enclose herewith their de
cision. lu
In making this decision, il became neces-
sary tina, each Of the commissioners should
yield part OF his individual opinion seversl
reasons induced them to adop: this measure {;
one Of which was the impression and belief
that the navigable waters Of the Bay IF Pas
samaquoddy, which, by the treaty Of GDcnt,
is said 10 be part Of the B,y of Fundy, arc
common to both parties fo' the purpose OF
ell lawful and direct communication with
their own territories and foreign ports.
The undorsigoed have the honor TO be,
With perfect respect, Sir,
Your obedient and humble servants.
J HOLMES,
THO BARCLAY
The Hon. JoHS QuiScv ADAMS, Secretary
Of STATE.
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ss THE coNnIsSsoHERs usBEa ruE Ara
ARTICLE OF THE TREATr OF ouGHr.


BY Thomas Barclay and Joho HMmes,
esquires, commissioners, appointed ~ virlue
Of the fourth article Of the !sesly 4 peace an
amiiy between his Britannia msjesly aod the
y States OF America, concluded ., Chent,
ON the twenty fou,,h day Of December, one
shousand cignG hundred and fourteen, 20 de-
eide 20 which of the TWO contracting parties
10 the said ,rsaty, tho several Islands, in tho
Bay OF PAssamaquoddy, which is part Of the
BY Of Fupdy, and the island Of Grand Mennn,
Ia the said b y o. Fundy, do respectively be
long, IN contu nry with the true intent OF
she sscond Article Of the treaty Of peace OF
one Thousand seven hundred and eighty-three,
be ween mis- .said Dritannic majesty and the
aforesaid United States of America.
We, the said Thomas Barclay and Joha
Ho!nss, commi ssioncrs as aforesaid, havicg
been duly .sworn impartially 10 examine and
decide spon the said claims, according 10
such evidence as should be laid before Us on
the part Of his Bsitannic majesty and the u
nited States, respectively, have decided, and
do decide, that Moose Island, Dudley Island,
and frederick island, 10 the Bay OF Passsma
quoddy, which is part Of the bay of Fundy,
do, aod each Of them does, belong to the U.
nited States Of America; and ws have also
decided, and do decide, that all tho nrhcr is
laods, and each and every Of them, 10 the
said Bay Of Passamaquoddy, which is part of
the Bay of Fundy, aud the Island OF Grand
Msnan, in the said Bay of Fandy, do belong
10 his said Britannia majssiy, in conformity
with The true ioteat of the said second as,icle
Of said treaty of ono thousand seven hundred
and eighty tbree.
In fai,h and testimony whereof, VIC have
sc, our hands and affixed our seals, a.
the city of NewYrk, in the state
New.Yo.k. IN tho United States of A
snes,cs, this tw sn,y y.tousth day of No,en
bst, in the year oil ou' Lord one thous-
and eight bundred and seventeen.
JOHN HOLMES, SEAL
THOMAS BARCLAY. tsEAL
W;lness.
JAMES :. AvsTIs. Agen, u. s. A.
ANrnoNr BARcLAY, Secretary.
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BURDlCK. & s

] BURDlCK, & SON
OFFERS fos sal. at heir Store. No rs, Thahes,
~ street, corner OF Bannistets Wharf
10 boxes Havana brown
Is bbs. do do
boxes Powdered , SUC.sR
500 WI Lump
400 do Loot Nt
10 NE "cM
pipes 9Th proof FrcRch
casks 5,h proof spanish. ) '"'.'"r
S hhds LIST quality GIN.
100 bbIs superhne Flour
ALS0.-A general assoriuiect Of Croeeries. al
retail.
flee. Pact received
d 5000 WI, St. p.n.og ,OFFEE - h6
mrs. quality Newport. oc,obes u,
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DIR. KELFE,S
1C7 HINITJC PILLS.

~ brsqf 81 rAieh sAs JsiiSusss istsrssasS SueS
are submitted 10 public pefusais
F,s., 0- M STE1SON.
Of Hanover, was years afflicted With tioicrt
diiiculy Of breathing. and wholly incapable of at
tending business, after having tried 10 vain s ot'es
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly ress
tored by 2 boxes of these piilA
~ AN ELDtRLY LADY,
Her daughter and grsnd,daughtsr. Of Bostou
were each dresdfoily afflicted wish asthma and dins
Guilty OF breathing were oil Of them cured and res
stor d 70 perfect heath by bo4eA
Judge ------. Of ssIern, had been many years SCI
vereiy afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
Of breathing, vss cured by boxes his sleep wad
restored on the second night, which had been brok
a Laxx Of Bsmsn turned of 60, ~ss severely
aicisd with cough, pain in the side at times spit1
ting Of blood, could not lie down In her bed FOR 4
years could not sleep bot at short intervals rec
stored 10 perfect health ON taking boxes
Thcse Pills give in.tan; ease in al coughs, colds
sstiunzs. difficulty Of breathing, Wheeling. light
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consunp'ions
pain IN the side. spiuing Of blood, chiliness rne
shverings. the forerunners oi malignant levers. &c
common colds are removed IN a few hours, the .gsd
viii experience relief equally agreeable snd st
aneous, even VIXEN the ungs are Affected o. ssk
fer ~ Reifc's Asthms,is riils" 0hs boz cOnsofss
Ing ~ bils feeashiis sfsefs exrt 10 rreoem ~.
petition, tbe outside printed wrapper u signed W.
r. Conway Otss,se tide a. sss ruise health Pre-
pared and sold wholesale b, the sole proprie,ors
w. r Conway, chemist, No Z, Bumuead Places
Commos-street, ssoston e by special appointment by
SAMUEL Wa VIHSON, DynyE's, 81
No. Ito. Thynes-ssree,, N wport,
.Ass. H tt.
Lemve w Briggs, Bs'ofs Hercules whitney,
J " Mason, Preplasncs, Dser Il Howes, HiiAk.ns
ar e,., -vsp Lendss Isaac u Bull. Harys'ds I'd
mol lr0ggists. sellers and post-mssters ~, %
M ~; upfed stats. where nay he had a., lose
jassy strsaed and highly epbseve. "wedei"s,"
b-epaed iyw conwy wac One D,lise OF
.ix ,Jses G., 6s< ,lolsss ~ boxes ff nire dollars
soi 2 doxre 9o.slss fer 400 dsilAra -
Dec. .. fsi7. tu)