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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-08
BOOTS & SHOES,

ofevery description, will be punctualiy
.executSd, and the work done in style nor
exceeded by any other factory in the dis
'rict. He has constantly on hand. ready
made, very extensive assortment o.
Boots, hoes and Pumps,
for ladies' and gentlemen, and misses, bows
and children, made in the most approved
style, OF the best materials, and by superior
workmen. Those in want Of the above ar
tlcles can be fitted as we'll as though the,
had their measure taken, and the work
warranted good
Orders for Boots and Shoes will be i'm
mediateIy attended to, and such varietIc
sent as Invariably tosuis the purchasers.
Constantly on hand, very general as
osrtment of
Northern Boots and hoes,
Iwholetale and retail, at low prices,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-08

SEINE TWINE,
Recefued md far sale,
S casks Bridport seine Irvine
Tar. pitch and turpentine
Patent sky lights
Small houfe frames,
With general afortmert of ship-chand-
lery and lumber I'm
nov q JOSIAH HEwES DAVIS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-08

DRUGS, MEDICINES, etc.
FENHE subscriber has lately received an
g addition to his stock Of Drugs and
Medicines, and offers for sale general
assortment of first quality goods.
Spanish Segars by the thousand, and
swenty or thirty boxes ofs1parior 1uality.
,Aso....COpaJ 50 JapaW Varaishes,
warranted TO be GOOD. a. 3. DICK
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TIMBER. &c.

" s'AI't2 NC'
ME Subscriber, residing on Msssa.
y woman creek, Charles county. ri
will dilPofe OF. Ganding. a LARGE onantisS
OF frit rate white oak fhip timber: wharf
log; timber fuita1 lc for ffaves, planb-
icantiing or other purpoies, in any QUAINT.
W. Alto, ieVeral thouiand cords
OdK HTODD
Purchaiers will find it to their advantage
to apply, as the term will be moderate.
and the water being navigable to the fpot.
may 8. IF WV. RHAcONI
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-08
Franklin and Ten Plate Stoves

MN aiia Gil iaIe stoves.
ME Subscriber has FOR sale at his
g nail mandatory, Union street,
number of Franklin and ter plate ftoves.
OF d'iterenttizes and handfome patterns.
LtKrwISE-A general afTortment OF
cut and wrought nails OF every Declaration.
by wholetale or retail, bar iron, GeDsan
an' Crowley feel of bef quality, locks,
hoops ana hlrgfs, and aImoG every article
IN tie en,idlng line which are offered ON
accommodating terms.
nor ACE RIRID
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Notice is hereby given.

Notice is hereby given,
VESHAT the subscriber bs. lost two
a prize tickets in the Potomac 8, She
nandoah Navigation Lottery, viz :. No.
7a,o1T prize of ten dollars, and number
a2,oa9, prize Of fifty dollars, for the
payment Of which he lhall make immedi-
ate application to the trealurer of tse Pc.
tomac lanai Company in two weezs from
the p efent date
dec rS. ~ ROUNS AYEII
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1819-01-08
Mill IRONS.

q ME Subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public at large
that they have commenced making MILL
IRONS, at their old ftand, Union ftreet;
they are provided with every thing nscefIa.
ry TO carry on the hufinefs with neatrefs
and defpa,ch. Orders from different warts
of the country will be attended 20. and
promptly executed, in workmanfhip ccuaE
to any in the U. States They continue to
carry on the blackimith'S bufnefs in all its
various branches as ufual.
tept o. RICHARD ROCK Co,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
L,NTARESTKAG GEOCR.4PRIC.4L NO.
IICH

Baron Hun52tif 10 bis Essai hoAfigue
sur Ls R9yanme de Ia AoapeAe Esfogne,"
has described nlile points of commuhica.
ton between the Atlantic and Pacific o.
,ceans. 1t has not been yet generally
known that communication by water
has actually existed. Of these the 7th
is peculiarly interesting
4" In tic interior Of the province of
Choto, the small Ravin dc Ia Raspadura
unites the. ucighboring sources of the
lilo dc Ncanama, called, also, Rio San
Juan, and the little river Quito. This
river, united with the Rio AndageCa ard
the Rio Xatara, forms the Rio d'Atrato,
which flows into the sea Of t'e Antilles,
Caribbean Sea, and The Rio San Juan
falls into the South Sea. An enterprlz-
ing monk, (the curate OF the village Of
No,ita, with the AID cl his flock (SeS
fGoiSSi,hS.) dug small canal ia the
liavin dc Ia R,spaddra BY this canal,
which is na,igabIe during he period Of
abundant rains, boats, liden Cacao, have
passed from one sea 10 the olicr. Here
,hen is a communication, which has cx-
listed since 1898, AID Of which the Eu.
ropeans know nothing. This canal o.!
Easpadura unites, On the coasts OF the
oceans, two points which are seventy
five leagues apart, "-Essas Poiligne,
liz. /, ch. 2.
This canal, Effected by the enterpriz-
ing monk, is nearly in the latitude Of
cape COrieateS, or about six oleg,ess for
ty-iive minutes N. and about three de-
gtees j.. of tie Capitol
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half an hour, then take the deeoction from,
the fire, arr pour it from of the chips,
while boiling ho,, on pound Of the best
Aileppo gals, reduced to a fine powder,
and z ounces OF pomegranate peels, put
into proper vessel. After having STIR
red them well together with wooden
spatula for some time, place them in the
sunshine in summer, or within the warmth
OF the fire il in winter, for three or four
days, stirring the mixture as often IS
may be convenient. At lie end OF that
time add half pound Of green vitriol
powdered, and let the mixture remain A
or days more, stirring it frequently, and
then add further 4 ounces gum Arabic,
dissolved in quart Of boiling water, and
after giving tic ink some time to settle,
strain it of from the dregs, and keep it
well stopped lor use
If the ink be desired TO shine more,
The proportion Of pomegranate peel must
be increased : and in the country, where
the logwood canno, be so easily obtain
cd, pound of ripe privet berries may be
substituted for it.
In order to secure this ink from grow
ing mouldy, Ia pint or more, of spirits
of wine may be added but to prevent
its containing any acid which may injurc
the ink, little salt Of tartar, Or pearl ash
cs, should be added previously, and the
spirit poured off from 1t, which will rem
der 1t innocent with regard to the colour
Of the ink.
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Commissioners Notice.

VITE. the subscribers. having been appointed by
wv the Hon. Court OF Probate. for the town of
Newport, 10 the county Of Newport, commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the elaine against
the Estate Of
SYLVESTER BRowNELL,
late Of Newport, deceased, represented inso,vent; |;
DO hereby give notice, that sin months from the 4h
Oct. are allowed to the creditors Of said Estate. to
briag in and prove their respective claims, and that
se viii attend for that purpose. at any time within
said period.
JOHN WILLIAMS, r.,..s
fREEDORN CUGGEsHALL, S"'''' :
All persons that are indebted to tho Estate or
said deceased are called upon to make immediate
payment to
Ncwpcri, Oct &, 1872.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10

~ the President Of The q. .Siutes.

~ tUC 4 !cSfHCN( " IVC l.. CIHkCS.
w hEkEhS, By sn ACT of Gong rcss, passed ca
w the tlnid OF March. 1915. rntiiivd " All az
iu provide for the ascerisinng and surveying &
the Boundary lines t2tdf Ey The uesty with Il /.
Creek Indians, and Cox other purposes, tie presi-
dcGt Of the United States is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the saiL treaty " be cfeiod
for sale, when surveyed:
Therefore, l. JAMks MoNRoE, President of the
United States, co hereby declare 81 make known,
that public sales for the dispos al (agIeeabe 20 law)
oi oeitsn lands ia tie territory Of Aiabama, shall
be held al iIunsvilie, in said territory, follows
On the fret Monday in Ja,y next, iCr. the sale Of
townships y, 10, II, 10, IS and IL, in ranges aud
2. west9 10, Ii, II, IS and Ia in range l,tast---
9, IL, IL aud IL. in range q, eust-l2 und IS, III
range 3, east--ll. 70 and Is, in Isrgc 4, east.
On the first Monday in Sep,oEber, Tor the sale of
townships aud 10. in range 3, vest 10, IL. II.
Is, IA, Is 10. II, 10. g, 20 and Il. iii ranges
aud w.st
On he first Moplay in Nc, mber, for the sale of
townships, Q, 10 aud H. in iarles and z wes,--
and lO. in range q, ues,--9, 10 and II, III rarPc
9 wesi--e 10. IL and IL, in range 10. wcs,-9, 10.
II, II sndl2, Ia range ii, West-9, 10, Il, IL, Is
and IL. in rsrge II, west.
On the frs, Monday in January, 1920, for the
sale Of townships o. 10, IL 10, lc and u in ranges
Is and Ii, West>-iG, IL, IL, Is and ID. in raIgc
Is. wes,-li. ~. IS and Il, in range l6, wesl-l2
and -, in range IL. west.
aud sales shall be held at Cahaba, in the said
territory, on tie FIRST Monday in Angus, next for
the sale OF wnsrs @ 10, IL. I2. Is, Il and Is in
range 5--e, 10, III, u. Is, Is and l6 in range e..
VI, IN range 7-i0 and IL, is range c-S, 9, 10 and
IL, IN ranges 10 and ll9. 10 arc IL, in isr.e IL.
Excepting such lards as have been, or shall be Ic-
served according 10 law, for tie use Of schools
aud for other purposes Each sale sliall ccniinre
open tor two weeks ard no longer, and shall ccm.
mcnce with the lowest number of section TOW rsiip,
and range. and proceed in T, ,ular numerical order
Given undermy hand at The city Of Washington,
this twcn,itth day OF March, ore thou aud ciclt
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE
Dy uie President. JOSIAH MEIGs
Commissioners Of the General Lard Office.
c. Printers cf Newspapers who are authorized
to publish the Laws OF the United States, VIII nsei .
tie above once week I'LL the FIRST Of January n.s
April7.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
For Sale, or 10 Let,

THE following Esta,es-lIouse, No. l9, on BROAD
street, with all the appuricuaneos. Said house
will do weii.for public house Also a new house
on Tanner and oak-s,reets, so by 90 feet IN the
ground, two stories high, with large stable 4
new store on the Long wharf, 50 b, 20 feet, two
stories high, with the wharf in front, in good re-
pair lying near the bridge. Also, two three
small houses and the land they stand on, in differ
eut parts of the town. Ooe half Of a body pew in
the 2d Baptist Meeting House, V this town. Also
for sale, first rate chaise aud harness, good
horse and waSgoo and hatness. Doors, ready
made window.Irames and sashes. Lumber ct var
ious kinds
Also for sale--75 acres of the best kind Of ver-
mon, land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement. Apply TO
ABNEG HATHAWAY.
E,vport. Mar q
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
PONl'l2 ".
Fen tho London .,fsrn.ny Chronicle.

THE SfLE or LCYhS-A BALLAD
BY THOMAS NooaE. r,o
! drepa1 that in he papbian g'o,es,
Ny nets by moonlight laying,
I caJ,,ht flight of wanton Loves,
Among the rose buds plying
Some just had left their silv'ry shell,
While some were iuii in feather;
30 pretty lot OF Loves to sell,
Were meier yet strung together.
Come buy my Loves,
Come buy my Loves
Ye Danes and rose ippd Misses
They're new ssd bright,
The cost is light,
For the coin OF this isie is kisses.
First CIoris came, with looks sedate,
The coin on her lips was ready;
"i buy" fuo,h she. =" my Love by weight.
Full grown, il you please. and steady
Let nine be Light" said Fanny, spray;
Such lasting toys undo one,
a light little Love that will last days
10 morrow I'll sport anew one"
Come buy my Loves,
Come buy my Loves
We Danes and rose lipp'd Misses
There's some will keep,
Some light and cheap,
At from tea TO twenty kisses.
The learned Prue took pert young thing,
10 u1vert her virgin muse win,
And pluck sometimes quill from his wing,
10 indct her biletdoux with.
Poor Chloe would give for a we'll 6edg'd pair,
Her only eye, IL you'd ask it.
And rabiiha begg d, old too,iless fair,
For the youngest Love in The basket
Come buy my Loves,
Come buy my Loves.
ye Danes aud rose lipp'd Misses!
ThcPs some will keep,
Some tight aud cheap.
Atfrom ten TO twenty kisses.
But one was left when Susan came.
One worth them altogether;
Al sight of her dear looks OF shame,
lie smil'd and prund his feather.
She wisl'd The boy--'twss more than whm;
Her looks her signs betrayal it;
But kisses were not CROUCH for him,
Iask'd heart, and she paid il F!
Good bye my Loves,
Good bye, my Loves
'Twould make you smile to've seen US,
First trade for this,
Sweet child Of bliss,
And then nurse he boy between us
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
DR.. RELIES
I9TUM1TICPILLS

nor Lfff|f fNN< SA-L~o.
rs proef of rohirh the f5owing Interesting cure'
are submitted % pubic perrsal:
IT, M 81 1E1SON,
or Hanovcr, was 9 years afflicted with violent
pam ia his hight bre ast, attended at tmes with great
difficulty Of breathing, and wholly incapable al NJ
s;nding business after having ued il VAIN a! other
ledcines, WAS curedSDd his health fe.iectly res.
tored by boxes ui these pills
sr AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand daughter o! Boston.
were each dreadiully alictol viii ASA ma and diff
Guilty of breathing, were aii Of them cured and
stored TO perfect health by z boxcs
JEtYe ---- ci Salem, had been many years Sc
vcreIy afflicted With vioIeui cough md difficulty
Of breathing, cured By boxes his sesp was
restored on the second night, which bad be.n brok
en ior many years.
n Lady of B0ston turned of 60. was se,ereb
afflicted with cough, pain in The side, at times spit
ting of blood, could no, lie down III Ler Led Tor 4
years. could rot sleep but al shOit Intervals Wa ie
stored 10 perfect health Oh ,aklng boxes
These Pills give instaE; ease N al coughs. ,olds
asthmas, difficulty of brcathng,' wbet zng, tight
ness Of the chest strained stomach, consumption,
pain IN the side, srittmg oi blood, Chlliness and
shiverings, the fore unners Of maiignan, te'es, &c
common colds ave removed IN few hours. The aCed
viii experience rclic equally as eeabe and instant
aneous, even wien the lungs arc Affected. G. .3sk
for ;" Dr Relics Asthmatr Pills One LoI contain
gin 10 pills f. cqHen.iy Effects cstre 10 breutnt
posiiioI, the oatsde printed wrapper b siyrcd Nv
L Conway'- 0Jseirc M,s as ycn vGiae heGhh Pre-
pared aud sold wholesale by the sole proprietor,
w. L. Conway. chemist, No l. Hurnstesd psce,
ConInon-suee,, Boston & by special appointment by
SAML III g.. NlNSON, Drrsgi!I,
No 10, Thames-sueeb NIMpou,
also. by
Lcnnel w. briggs. Bristol; Hercules Whitney,
\. II. Mason, Pr0pi9encc DYER 4 Howes ~ indi0,n;
Greene, Ne7o. LondVp Isaac ID Buii Natt}oJd; and
most druggists, booksellers and pos,nHs ers ,hro
ont the United Sts,s where may he had all those
iaStly es'esrIsd ord highly arprord "Medicncs,"
PREPARED ~ " L Conway. Price One Dollar, or
SIX ooxe, i1r five dollars. i2 boxes for nine dollars,
aud dozen bottles for leo dollars.
O"c :. 1917. Gr)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES,

From a Country p4per.--" Travellers
should be careful to deliver their baggage
toproper persons; as gentleman "A lew
DAYS since, Oh alightiug from stage
coach, entrusted his qoi/e to a stranger,
and has not heard from her since !"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
JAMES MONROE.
.lOSlAII AiisLES.
by tie PreSidem Of the u. States. I

yM4-tRkAo, by an act OF Congress, passed on
W the 81 day OF March, 1915, entitled =" An scs.
TO provide for tie sscer,sning ard surveying Of the
bounuaiy lines fixed by tie tIcaty with the Creekj
lnGians, and ior oiher purposes" the President OF
If The United States is authorize the lands
acquired by the SAID i,eay 10 be Ohered for sales
when surveyed.
Therefore, J. JAMES MONROE, President of the
Uuiicd States, do hcieby declare and make known
that public sales for The disposal, agreesby to law.
Ot certain lands in tie AIab.ina TeiitoIy shah be
held at Csh9bs, in tie said territory, on the Erst
Monday n Decenber next. and shall continue for.
llree weeks during which time viii tc offered for
sale, fsIf
Townships No to Is, in range s.
townships 9, 10, ii, l2, Is, Is, To- in range s
3, 10, Ii, IL, in co
8, 10, IL, IL, in do d :
except such lands have been or sbs,i be reserv.
ed by law for the suprcn Of schools, Or for ot,sr
purposes Z be Lands shali be offered for sale ia
regular numerical o. der, commencing wit the low
est lumber OF st cton. township and isuge.
Given under my hand, at the cay OF Washington
the 2i,h OF August 1879. 7ttf
JAMES MONROE.
By the President, .r..I.
JOSIAH NiElGs, Con missioner Of the
General Land Office
Printers authorized To- publish The laws of tie
United States wlinsert Tic above cnce a uttk lin
the lst Of December n,Il.
September Q. a-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
JOHN WOOD & 60.

Il AVE taken the store and stock of Samuel r
Cariser, deesased No. l05, Thames .stre ct,
ana offer for sale geners, assortment Of Liz.
uors and Groceries an ong which are, viz
Madsno. Sicily Aladeia, Sherry, Lisbon,
Tene'iile, Malaga, Pot, & Cleret WINES /;
Cognac & Bordeaux BRANDY Holland {.
Ame'icao GIN; Tyson, Young Tyson, lly-
son Skin, Pouchoog & Soucbopg TEAS
Loaf, Lamp, Powdered * EfowD SUGARS;
Coffee, Chocolate, &c.
Together with great number Of the ar.
ticles TO numerous 70 pariiculaiize.
Newpor,, Sept. 81, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
TO LET,

.dnd hossesaon stvea Immediately.
THAT well Gnished aud conyeoient dwelling
house. situated in Mill.s,rcet, recently oecupi.
ed by Capt. JAnEsB~ PntLLirs, the House con-
tains Zen apartments and good cellar kitchen,
with an excellent well OF water and rain water,
tern in the yard. an out building suitable for wood
or chaisc house. For terms apply TO
July sl, 1919. THOMAS TOWNSEND.
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NOT
Nf)

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against pur.
chasing Of IInorGy Il rEcEuAM, u Note of
Hand, dated sometime in IL, .pr ing at tis YEAR for
about S 4i0, with NY signature attached 10 the
samc-as said note was ob,anexl i'll suc! a'manntr
as viii induce me TO contest the pay ment ,!ercof
~ ABNER HATHAWAY
Newport, Oct C. ISlS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
XALUARLE EARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale, Lis Farm situated
Il in Niddieiovn. about one mile aud hall iicm
the ssaie house in Newport. Said .in contains q
bout 90 Of land. with great quantity efsxce-
lent fruit trses, Of al kinds-togeher vii, the build
iggs tho con standing. For other Information in.
quire of ALAhsON rECKllAM.
Iiddletown, Feb. 10. IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
EOWS.

The marks of a good COW are these
the forehead broad, the eyes black, the
horns large aud clean, the neck long and
sfrsisht, the belly large and deep, the
thighs thick, The legs round with short
joints, and the feet broad and thick. Rcd
cows arc said to give the best milk,
though the black ones arc said To bring
the best calves, which is, however, doubt
ful, But the cow that gives milk the
longest time bctween the periods OF her
caivihg, is gcnerally the best for profit or
family use, provided the quantity and
quality other milk be equal to llnt of
Others. Those that calve pretty carly
N,will yield most milk in the season.
= Tie following ludicrous scene took
] place a few days ago at Broughty Ferry:
y letter was received at the Ferry, 10y
the wife of fisherman employed at
/. Wick, in the end of which he mention
ed, 9 add no more" Tie wife being
no great scholar readit, 81 asy no more )"
and conceived the letter to be an intima-
ton Of her husbands death. She be-
came frantic and inconso!able at the news,
and bitterly bewailed her heavy bercavc-
4nent, in which she was joined by many
other iishcrmen's wives, about 4 score
who had thar instant heard Of
Rie loss OF severa! fishing boats at Wick.
olis impossible to describe their inclan.
ylcbly lamentations at their supposed loss,
'hc Gil a sgentleman, whose humanity
'esehpted HIM to request a perusal of the
licr, gave these forIorn widows, as they
c'ry 'osed themselves, the most unspeak-
ssr'sconlort, by explaining that tie "a
sstr,g words were nothing more than
~ ANN OF farewell. The mourning of
, women was, of course, Instantly
kS'ed into rejoicing. Inverness paper.
XzN(lN From Niles Weckiy Register.
'kv Httifni Ink.--Many gentle men who re.
EA.4r Me REoIsrEn, have asked where we
F odlhc ink with which Il is directed :
Slrcn mSke I, ourselves, and the fcllcwiogi i.
AQ.l0cipt; for which we ate indebted 10
~ James Esq. If the ink is carefully
4 J n ca aecotdiog TO the directions (,hough ~
ne tafa ws.msde they were much nssleeted)
(, n s. of thcl brs, qualify OF any that we eve'
NET wuh.}
l,nnrored ecshosif on cf black sv,ifiny ink.
@ \. rake q gsillop OF soft water, and boil
s NA NIB. chips Of lcgwood, for about
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
Flour, Tea, MoAasses, &c.

For sale, OH Cartiu,, S wharf.
50 bhls, /rc.h A'exsnd Iva l., y
30 hhds. Ncr Crob Mo!asses, first quality,
l5J bh's siir Bead,
500 bushels Il Corn. e..
100 quinlals Grand Bank Goldfish,
100 bhls new Menhadcn fish,
900 ish bb's, 50 kegs crackers.
90 gin cases, tio"ey in iicrccs and dem. johns,
n. T.. Rum. by hid. or barrels,
Conneclicu, Gin by the bbl,
Mes. and prime Pork, Bacon and Lard,
ShoveIs, Spades, Coaec Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes
.9LSO-A constant supply oe Dupon,s Powder
different grains and Patent cut Nails assorted
Apply TO JOHN q LYON.
May 2S. 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
NOTICE.

II NE substi;i,er offers 10. draw ail
A kinds of w'iing-suci IS DEEDS Bonds.
n's o' Sale Petr io1s co. relief ~hc;e tie Reynene
ls~ have betn violated Also Ms,ifes,s for Coast
ING Vessels, &c -arpIic .tion 10 Le made al tis
house next weA Of Mar Charles f,ke's
Nerrca:. Sept. e..
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SIX7r DOLLARS REWARD.

JT<A 4 II/ q Il n n 10 Z - l41k IT
nESERlED from Fort Adaths. ON ABOUT the
~ 10Th October 1919, The following Mattresses OF
Company &C Regiment of Light Artiilery. viz
JOHN THOMPSON, ~ years Ut aye, S
tee,, inches high, hight complexion, hszsi
eyes. brown hair, born IN the city o! paiade
phis, ADD 10y profession shoemaker.
SAMUEL HANMlL., IS yeas Of age, $
feet 10 Ia inches high, ds,k compile xioo,
grey eyes, black hair, boi q at Hsgarslown, In
MARYLAND, aod by Nekssion blacksmith.
TIE sbove ws'wti,tsp,id 90 the de.
livery of said Desef'sfs, 81 this or any other
post in the United States @, Thirty Dollars
for each. tl. L EVANS, l., Lish,
Aru!le'y Comm pdt,g Company.
Fort Adams, Habor OF Nswpoc,o
Rasde ssand, Oesobsr43M 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-10
~. NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

NJ HEN cure for one dollar, or ~ most for t~o
W dollars, can be obtai1ed for a cough, cod,
asthma, difficulty OF breathing, tightness ct the
chest, wheezng, pain in the side, spting Of blood.
a strained stomach. &c. must IL not be matter OF
sarprize that we the obituary daily sweiied with
deaths occasloned principally by colds On an a'tr'
age az ieasf
- one Hundred. z F!fiy Thousand Perso.s
die annually of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, theD diff.
Guilty or breathing and pain in the side. at length
the lungs become affected, Consumption .nsues, and
death closes The scene. Alas too Often does pc
judice, by listening 10 some and adopting the Opn-
ion Of others, prevail thereby preventing trial OF
such medicines might shoid relief under the
idea that no relief Can be obtaiueG Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely appica
ton of