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DIX. RELIES
BOTANICAL DROPS.

$>O INV cs
U n NfR. Shearman. carpenter Of Bostsn, was "a
AVA months afflicted with tumoir on the
back Of his hand which incspsciatcd him tor work.
after having tried every thing In vain, and suis' ed
an operation on his hand, and considered ncuraplcS
was cured and restored TO Health by ssing bottles
OF these Drops.
Mr.. Wrght ey Boston. was years afflicted with
fever.sore Of his legs, had tried mos, medi%
ciacs without effect, was cured by bottles.
a ChEd Of Mr. BurriH, Of Hauyver was cured
OF Ulcers and Bites, some OF which had eat down ~
the ribs, by 3 bottles This child was coDsidcred
in dying state when he began taking these drop6s
IN hyfant Of Boston, was covered all over win
erup,ons, blind with both eyes, cured BY bots
ties.
An elderly Lady Of Boston was SEVERELY aiflicsv<l
for Is years, with an eruption all her, attended
with most tormeDnE itchings, bhrnings and blctch{
es. had lost thereby two toe and one finger nsiIs{
Was cured by bottles she had not left her roont
for 6 months. and cossfdered past all relief! "a
n Cenfieman ef Lexington, was sficled 20 ysS9t.
with ulcers ia his legs, could, obtslh nc IeiIb4
was cured by pottIes. 80
n Cex,Ieman Of Bssfos, his wife ard chdio1
was many years afflicted with eruptions. had tpird
every medicine without success, was cured by the11
Drops.
A Gentleman Of koxb.ry, was so. years sfHicjc
with humor on one Of legs, attended with bufi>a(
itching and blotches, was resigned past reuoG
for 80 years could not lie in bed At tifncs, was -
fectly cured by these drops. IL.
II Lady ~ ChGrfsfo70n was Two years 0niicI
with q white swelling on her knee joint had TIL ~
every assist sDce, and considered past relief, CON
traction had formed, chen on taking these Df0Dd
and using Dr. Jebb's Liniment, in weeks she h0A|
the free Use Of the joint, The pain left her. and
continuing them has obtained perfect cure "
These Drops are a radical cure for scuryy. set1s
fuia, st. Anthonys fire, leprocy, pmpIcd face
Iarged glands, sore legs, ulcers even when the.
is Affected, vcncral tsints, when mercury has ~
are the best spring and autymnsl pbysic, an (I
be given to children With perfect safety ,--Price y
or six bottles for Eve dollars, ~ bottles for W
IL dozen for S,00.-G .9sk for "Dr. fieIse t11s>;
ical Drops"--ronc arc genuine, unless sigr<1 ~
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wboIesaic> .o|
sole proprietor, T. Conway, chemist, No. ~,
sted Place, Bostoa by mis- special appoirtm(
SAMUEL w. VINoON, Dyagg( ~.
No. ITO, Tbomes-sirvet, Newp3ttt Il
.A'so, By <tt| K.
Jenfuei w. Briggs, Brisfoi Hercules WIsith<}<D
n Mason, Providence. Dyer and Howes, Wf1Jkow
Greene, rtrs- London Isaac ID Bull, Harftordy ~
riost Druggists, booksellers snd post rnasters ~
Oh, tie Un'es states where may be had sjl ><
jasfiy ssieemed and highly atbrsstd "Medici(
prcbaredLy "W. r Conway" r
IDcc. ? 1917. f1y)ft+
Scksof.Books, biants, and Sfasfsn4fy,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-19

The crowd about Fiymsrket slip were a.
unused Yesterday by novel circcmstance -
A. seaman who was pursued by constable,
fed 10 the mast head Of his vessel and re.
manned during the day, entirely out Of the
reach of the less nimblc officer. who patiently
remained On deck for the culprifs descent
Jast before night, however, the master Of the
vessel gave orders to put to sea, end the sai-
Tor was thus carried OF in triumph, the off.
Ger hnding it necessary TO retrca, 10 the shote.
IN y. Mrr. Idp.
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LlST OF LET"ILKS,

- a. i l. bhO,
Office, Nesvfors, R. I.
IN, 1919.
Lincoln Mary
Melvill Andrew
Mumford Paul NJ.
Maibone Pstience
Mitchell James
Marsh Joseph w.
Oakley Sheffield
OK Samuel
Pratt Thomas
Price A. Mary
Peckhsm NJ Richard
Perry Elizabeth
Pitman Isaac
Paine Joshua
Peckham Samuel
RIchmond .. L.
Reed B James
Raedall Dolley
Rrsse,. IL. Alice
spooner Thomas
Stanley Eliza
Sesbury Thomas
Smith Policy
smith Hdmsind
Simmons Cuff
Salisbury Daniel
s,odlard Salisbury
Segar 3 Frances
1ew e. William
Tew Sallcy
Taylor Nichols
Thorn Robert ID.
Tenant John
Middletown.
Pc aboly Benjamin
smith Jonathan
Hathaway Selvestcr
Lit,Iefcld william
Coggeshall william
Coggeshali Josiah 2
Hometown.
Weeden Dsnicl
New- Shoreham.
Bull William
sands Edward
'etters will please 10 say
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fAMMANy SOCIETY, on
Columbian Order.

a MEETING Of the r.nmany. Society win be
"A held AZ their Great wigwam, in the State
House. Monday Evening". the 24lh lust. At the
going down of the sun. A punctuai attendance is
earnestly requested business Of Importance will
oe laid before the society.
A. THuRsroN. Sac.
Month OF Flowers, 18th
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Month OF Flowers. 18th

FOR SALE--0H a Credit.
A BOUT co prime shoats. weighing from 80 to
~ $50 lbs will be delivered at Newport, in lots
not less than Eve order. at cents for Bar-
rows. and six for Sows. WILLIAM BATTEY.
Wick.ord, Nav lo. 1919
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Remaining IN fhe Po,
Nay u
Austin NJ Joseph
Arganil de +. J.
Averili Sarah
Briggs Olive
Biiven Henry
Browning Lisa
Boone Daniel
Bennet Patience
Barker Ruth
Britton Wa,ey
Briggs Ephralm
Brown john
Chace William
Coggesha!l NJ ,ry
Cranslon Benjamin
Cornell Walter
Cornell B Ann
Crsnston John
Corneii Hannah
Cleveland Capt.
Dyre John
Dennis A. Isaac
Dext$ Samuel
Easton Jonathan
Eas,on John
Flagg Arthur
Field George
Farley James
Gordon John 2
Gor,on Mary
Gardner Niles
Grinneii Amy
Gurncy Elizabeth
Greenman jeremiah
Gardiner judith
Goodrich David
Harvey Joseph 2
Hazard q Thomas
Horseweil .ienerritta
Horsewell James
III wland Joseph
Hayward Catherine
Joonson John capt.
X az hn Charles
King Mary.
Lawton William
Persons applying for
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Schsof.Books, Biants, and Sfasisn4sy,
Ter sale, a, The Hs,.s,o-s n
GEORGE WASfQN. "
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Er Wing, Il ~ k.'d,, --r-cnlsa !.
.a;1s/aeisry manner, az shis e9iee.
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TO LET III

TO LET!!l
T, IREE or four very pleasant Chambers in House
No. !, Church-slreeI And Possession gwen
Immediately, apply 10 n. SWEET ~ Co.
Newport, May ~.
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Pefsohs appyIng Tor Letters VIII please 20 say
they are advertised.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-19
Eew- York, Nay IS.
JUSTICE EvADEp.

A curious instance Of escape from the
fangs Of the law, occurred at one of the
wharves in this city yesterday. In conse.
quence OF wrangle between sailor and
black man; the latter having sustained
some injury. procured writ against tie
sailor, and put it into an officers hands for
the purpose Of having him arrested. Jack
being upon the wharf when the sheriff drew
near, Immediately mounted the shrouds Of
fishing smack to the masthead. and there
took bis seat. lit his segar, and very COM
posedly began to smoke. The officer hav-
ing in vain attempted to coax him down
within the reach Of process, at length con-
Guided to have him brought down by force.
The messenger approaching rather too
near, Jack took small spar, used for
top-mast, and kept him at reasonable
distance. Finding Il impossible 10 sur
mount this obstacle, be after = while re-
treated back 10 the deck. Alter Jack bad
maintained his position at the mast-heaa
for searly two hoss, occasionally rslieV-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-19
Montreal, May l.

PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT OF L. CANADA.
Legislature Councii.-Cppy oil the resc-
buttons passed by the legislative council.
on the second reading of the civil list bill,
Wednesday, slsl April, 1919.
LIST. Resolved, That the mode adopted
by this bill for gran ing supply to HIS
Majesty, to detrsy tue expences OF the
civil list, is unprecedented and unconsti-
tutiona', and direct assumption, on the
part of-the assembly, OF the most impor-
tant rights and prerogatives oflhe crown.
That were this bill to be passed into a
law, it would give the commons of this
Province, not merely the constitutional
privilege of providing The supplies, but
the power also Of prescribing TO the
crown the number and description of its
servants: nd Of Regulating and reward
ing their services individually, as the as.
sembly should, from time 20 time, judge
meet or expedient: by which means they
would be dependent on an elective body
instead otbeing dependent on the crown;
and intellectually be made instrumen.
tai to the overthrow Of that authority
which, by their allegiance, they are
bound to support"
Cd. "That this house will proceed no fur
Their in the consideration of this BILL"
The governor in chief on the Gath ult.
prorogued the provincial parliament. The
following is an extract from bis speech on
this occasion
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-19

without train to the Magazine and
that ifDaniels had superior force, that
they would lay>the brig alongside of him,
make sally for Daniels magazine, and
blow both vessels up together. They al
so statedthat Daniels. while they were I'M
der his command, treated them improper
ly, that he had confined, IN the fort at
Margarita, three OF bis crew, and who
were under sen'.7ce of death, in conse-
quence of some alleged disrespect to his
person. That the crew wished to come
to the United States, and could have OBJ
tanned passage in an American vessel,
but that Daniels would not permit them.--
and that they had no other alternative
than ~ submit to remaining with him,
(Which they were determined not to do)
or pursue the plan they did and finally
that they intended 10 cruize two or three
months in those seas, and off ST. Jago de
Cuba, and at the south side of Hispanolia.
The brig sailed very fast.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-19
From the Nashville Clarion.
RED RIVER.

A gentleman Immediately from explo-
ring the lands on the waters Of Red River,
gives the following sketch, extracted from
a letter wrote to friend, who requested
information of him:
81 regret that cannot comply gene
rally with your request. From the eurso-
~ view have been able TO take of re
country, have satisfied myself that too
much cannot be said of the soil, climate,
situation. and the natural advantages OF
the district on Red river. and its tributary
streams, between the latitude of SO and SO.
1t affords a soil and climate, that embra-
ces all the staples of the Union, except
sugar, 10 the greatest perfection. II con-
tains more real first rate cultivatable land
than any one Of the western states the
bottoms, and what may be termed low
groun Is, for 500 miles above the great raft
on Red River aIe on an average 10 miles
wide, and have seen few spots with any
traces of an overflow. This tract Of land
is in places covered with valuable timber
ofvery little underground, and other pia-
ces the most beautiful prairies. Al far
as have seen, the prairies are surrounded
with the best kind Of timber and, 10
fact, better than any prairie country |
have seen, either on the Ohio or Missis-
sippe The land back from these bottoms
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-05-19
From The National LnfelItccncer.

We have been often interested by the
geographical information rcsnect,Hg our.
Iemoter Western territory, afforded US by
the st Louis newspapers, AMI b, the enlar.
gel views of their future destiny, which
writers in those p pers have affor ie1 US.
Sometimes, perhaps in their flights, they
soar too high sometimes. looking forw ard
through the vista of fniurity, they may for
get the ground they tread upon. The fol-
lowing extract, from the ST. Louis Enquirer
may serve TO exempIify the maeni6cence
of the views of the grandeur of the West,
which are entertained in that country.
"7he Vnllev Of The Mississippi, accord
ing TO Meliish, contains one million FIVE
hundred thousand square miles.
The Roman Empire, according to Gb-
bon, contained. in the time of Augustus
Cesar, one million six hundred thousand.
That proud empire was then in the re.
NTH of her power and splendor, and vainly
supposed to have embraced the world with
in her limits ; yet was but very little larger
than the valley which is drained by the
waters of the Mississippi.
But the dominion of the American Re-
public is not limited 10 100000 square
miles. The valley which exhibits that mag
niicent area is only part of her empi
which also embraces two AppExDANT
SLOPES, or borders. one to east, ,rhere ihe old
Is United States are situated, and the other
to the west, where the banks of the Colum.
hia and .Multonomah, and the shore of the
Pacific, have yet to invite the cultivating
hand of the farmer and the exploring ge-
MUS of the East India merchant.
These slopes, or borders, being COUNTED
IN with the valley, will make the American
Republic near double the size OF the Ro-
man empire; and every man will see that
she will be more powerful in proportion
TO her superior size, on account OF her mid
die position between Europe and Asia, her
compact form, and the natural union and
indivsibiIity of all her parts"
Our anticipations OF the future greatness
Of this RepubIic-of its augmented popula-
ton, intellect, and wealth, have been some
times thought too sahguine. But. in their
widest range, they never reached the peri
cd when "the old thirteen United States"
were to be considered as a mere appendags
to the states which are or shall be formed
in the valley of the Mississippi; to be count.
ed in as mere skirt OF the empire Of the
Republic. This IS new view of the flu
ture destiny Of the Atlantic States, and cal
culated to produce some serious thoughts.
That this Republic will, in time be more
powerful than the Roman ever was We
have never doubted but. we hope, be its
power what it may, it will never be en-
ployed as that of Rome was.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
District Of Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit: 1919
November Term, 1910
N ryl k1'ERV

County OF Alexandria, TO wit: 1919
November Term, 1910
IN CfH.a.RCERY.
Mark Butts and Grafton Cawood, joint mer-
' chants and copartners in trade, under the
hrin OF Butts 4 Cawood, Complainants,
AGAINST
Thomas Roberts, William Patton, Jonathan
Butcher, and John B. Patton, the three
last joint merchants and copartners in
trade, under the firm of Patton & Butcher;
and Richard Libby, and John Massie s.
Company. Defendants.
2NHE defendant Thomas Roberts not
1 having entered his appearance and gil
ven security according 70 the statute and
the rules of the Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court, upon affidavit,
that the said Thomas Roberts is not an in
hahitant Of this District-on motion OF said
compliments, by their counsel, it is order
ed that the said defendant, Thomas Ro-
berts, do appear here on The first day Of the
next term, and enter his appearance to the
suit, and give security for performing the
DEGREES of the Court; and that the other de-
PENDANTS, Patton 4 Butcher, Richard Libby,
and John Massie l. Company, do not pay
away, convey or secrete, the debts by them
owing TO-, or The estate or effects in their
hands, belonging 10 the said absent de-
PENDANT, Thomas Roberts, until the further
order or decree of THIS court; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith published in
this county, for two months excessively,
in one of the public newspapers published
ir this county; and that another copy be
posted at the front door of the courthouse
Of said county.
A copy.
Teste, EDMUND l. LEE, C. C.
January 22
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District Of Columbia.

County of Aieyan lria, to wit, 1919
Novembrr Tern, 1910
~ CElNrERY.
Philip Triplet' AMI Christopher Neale,
joint merchants and copartners in trade,
under the firm of Triplett q. Neale, Com.
ptaiRantS,
Thomas Vanname. Joseph Miligan, James
b. Holmead, John Withers and Reuben
Withers, JOINT merchants AMI copartners
in ira lie, under the firm of John T. Rem-
ben Wi,hers, Robert McCrea ami Viii
liam Gregory, joint merchants and CO..
partners. trading under the firm of Ro-
bert McCrea &, Co.; Thomas II, Beall,
William Copper; Samuel Lindsay and
Laurence Hill, joint merchants and CO.
partners. trading uaier the firm of Lind
say s. Hill; Thomas Janney and John D.
Brown, joint merchants AMI copartners,
trailing under the tirm Of Thomas Janney
& Co.; Bryan III Mullin, Bryan Hamp-
son and Robert II. Harrison, Joint ,ner-
chants and copartners in trade, under the
firm ofBryan n. MuIlin Il Co anthony
Holmead, John Stetinius, JOHN Ingie and
Eleazer Lindsay, under the firm Of Ingle
slim 1say, Defendants
TNlIE defendant Thomas H. Beall, not
i having entered his appearance and gi-
ven security according to the statute and the
rules of this court, and ii appearing 10 the
satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit, that
the said defendant. Thomas H. Beall, is
not an inhabitant OF this District, on motion
Of the said complainant, by bis counsel, it
is ordered, that the said defendant, Tho
mas H. Beall, do appear here on the first
day of the next Term, and enter his APP
pearanse 10 the suit, and give security for
the DEGREES OF the court; and
that copy of this order be forthwith pub
Iished for two months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse OF said
county.
Teste, EDMUND I. LER, c. g.
January &c
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District Of CotuE,.ua
County of A,exaIiria, 10 ait:
November Tern. ID
~ CH1yCE,Rp

County of A,exan1ria, 10 g!ti
November Tern. las
~ CHa.fCf!Rr.
James Sa;iicr,on, CoaJit ianr, q,
Against
Catherine. T. Nice Il; and JOHN Cre;.,.
aud William Gilman, tue two Ia.t nn','a
the irn OF Joan Creighton i CvnnaUee'
D:f,,tarts. p@Ny'
'E1'i" defendant Catherine F. SIcC,,r
l. hs. M entered her appearance AMI ~. ~
ven Sc. unity according TO the Statute and - -
rales OF this court, an it appearing ~ ~, tue
satisfaction OF he co,rt, upon affidavit the he
the said defendant, Catherine r. McC.nn'
IS not an inhahitant of this Distric,-nnT n'"
ton If The said complainant, ny his CONS y
i IS oriered, fhat Tue said 1eiepisn, rs
Uterine F. Mccall. 90 appear here q, G IL.
iirSi day OF the next FERN, and ent.r h "e
appearance 10 the suit, and give secur;.s
ior performing The DEGREES of the conrt. ~;
that 'he other defendants, john CrrisL,oT
& Com ANY, do not pay away, convev S -,
secrefe, the debts by them owing 10 ~,
the estate or effects 10 their hands belnS
ing to the said absent defendant CathsraI
r. Mccall, until the further order or 40
cree OF THIS court and that copy Of fiji,
order be forthwith published for twn mont,
successfully in Ole of the public pewsn,
Per' published in th, county; and that a ann
tier copy be oosted al the front door of Il.
courl-iouse Of the said county. '''
a copy.
Teste. EDMUND rC
January e5
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tn Ship-OWners.

MASTERS OF VESSELS T. OTHERS
TlIEsubscriber (late from Eng land ma
l. thematical instrument maker, offers
his services to clean and repair all sorts OF
Sap's Compasses, Quadrants, Sertdnts, &c.
in the best manner, at his house on Prince
street, between Pitt and St. Asaph streets:
Oct 81 DANIEL MUNRO.
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District of Columbia:
County Of AIexandria, IS. ,o,a
November Term, io'o
Teste,
January 25

ON the petition OF Henry Boswell, rule
~ is granted him against the representa-
tives If John Webster, deceased. and a
gaihst Rein Webster, to show cause, on the
first iay OF the next term, why piece OF
ground situated in the town of Alex ,niria.
l,te the property Of William R. Webster,
should not BE sold, and the money divided
among The re representatives Of the said VII
liam Webster, according to law. 1t is or
iered TIA; this rule, as to Rein Webster,
he published in one Of The ilexandria news
papers three weeks successfully.
A Copy,
Teste, EDM. |. LEE, G. C..
January 25 d3w
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District of Columbia.

County of Alexandria, TO Wit: 1919
November Term, 1910
IN CHlNCERY.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria, Com
plaiaants,
AGAINST
Thomas w. Peyton and William H. Dun
dass, Defendants.
'NHE defendant Thomas w. Peyton not
L having entered his appearance to this
suit, and given security according 10 the
statute and The rules of this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the court.
upon affidavit, tnat the said defendant Tho
mas w. Peyton, is not an inhabitant OF this
District-on motion of the said complain
ants, by their counsel, it is ordered, That
the said defendant, Thomas w. Peyton, do
appear here on the first day of the text
Term, and enter his appearance to the suit,
and give security for performing the de-
crecs OF the courl; and that the other de-
PENDANT, William H. Dundass. do not pay
away, convey or secrete, the debts by him
owing to, or the estIte or effects in his
hands belonging to the said absent defcn-
dant, Thomas ". Peylon, until the fur
Their order or decree OF this court; and that
a copy of this order be forthwith published
in one of the public newspapers pub ished
in this county, for two months successfully;
aud that another copy be posted at the front
door OF the courthouse in said county.
A copy.
January go
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-24
Valuable Property for Sale.

T1dE subscriber is desirious OF selling a
handsomely situated farm, on Hunting
creek, i'm Fairfax county Virginia, adjoin-
In the MnInt Vernon estate and the lands
pf general Thomson Mason. four miles from
iexandria, cnntsinins about $40 acres, 8O
or which are in wood-l0 10 50 in thriving
meadow of clover and umothy-a part OF
the residue recently seeded with wheat and
rye, and clover, last sprinr-the whole en-
closed with new post and rail fence
(; The improvements are, comfortable and
. convenient frame dwelling huuse
err and kitchen, smoke house, poultry
Hss.I house ,granary aud stables. There
ESlis on this place arich and produc-
five garden, an! large body OF marsh mea-
dow, from which may be saved annually
100 tons ofhav, nearly as nntricious as the
best Timothy or cioyer.-With the far,n
would be sold number OF very valuable
horses, cows and sheep; Wagon, carts, and
a variety of farming utensils and household
and kitchen furniture; corn, oats and rye,
and 40 tons hay. Also, adjoining the one
above described, farm containing 100
acres, recently enclosed, on which is a
S.,..a BRICK house, which a triilins ex-
&A pense would render comfortable.
NH The soil is excellent, and consi-
&s4derable part might be easily con-
yerted into meadow 1t would be sold with
Che other or separately. Also, a number of
valuable servants. male and female. To
prevent unnecessary application, he would
observe, that. hey will only be sold to per-
sons residing in the District or its vicinity,
and not 10 be carried from it. The;su
scriher will also sell the greater part Of bis
household furniture. which is new and hand.
some. For terms Of all or any part of the
apnve property, apply to NOBLET HER.
oss FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
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For Sale o. Rent,

WHAT valuable property called ~ v
Il WAYS WHARF, with me Ware-
houses thereon fronting on Umon-s'renl'
The warehouses will be rented separately
If REQUIRED. For terms apply to
WIN. HERBERT, jr.
Auoust 25 u
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January g
Wheat.

I wish TO purchase several thousand bush.
Il els of wheat, for which liberal price
will be given. THOMASV. HUCK.
9th NO lG 4