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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

Une hundred DU.iarS Reward.
ID AN AWAY, on the soth September last,
q 2 from the subscriber, living near Battle
town, in Frederick county. Virginia. a bright
Mulatto Girl, named LAVlNlA, bot she will
in all probability change her maze. She is
about feet 3 or inches high is very like
~ and stoops considerably in walking. She
took with her bundle containing variety
of clothing. 1t has,betn ascertained that she
is endcavoring 10 make her way 10 Philadel-
pha via Alex'a: aud Baltimore. The above
reward will be given for experimenting the
said muiatto girl and hrirging her home or
lodging iher in Jail so thai get her agnin.
October I3 d2w ANN PAGE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
New Milk for Sale,

YJHE lovers of Clean .Ne1v yuik may be
4 grati6ed, by calling at the soul. cod OF
the new Market-house, every morning at
sunrise. This establishment is made al the
request of several inhahitant. of the town,
and will be continued regularly through the
winter, if suitable encouragement is afford
ed. Customers who will subscribe for the
winter will have the preference, by leaving
their names with the mikman.
To commence on Monday morning next.
october %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01

A letter from Trinidad mentions.
that i is ramored thcre. that the Isl.
and Of Trinidad is to be exchanged for
the island of Cuba.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
priyatc Tuition.

FHN1E subscriber hes procured, as private
tu;oG 10 his family. Young gentleman,
"a graduate Of Yale College ever wy qua.
lifted, to conduct a Of The different branches
Of; EDUCATION, and woll; be wiIIing to receive
two or three DOARnGRS.
rHO'S. TURNER.
Fauquier County, Va Oct. IS dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
For Boston,
Lost.

Money Lost.
nROPPED, in the street, Oh Thursday
-As evening. supposed near the "a Pres
byterian Church, roll of Bank Notes, a.
mount 24O dollars, principally in los aud SIS
on Inc Bank of Alexandra. The hn5er,
by depOsitng the money with Messrs Brt
ten. Morgan !. Co. snail be literally reward
ed. J. II. SHOOT.
october 50 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
Public SAFE.
RAnlS & Shoes.

. y VfT0yo'
WTILLlAM TRUE, has u:t received and
Wv offers for sale, on the most reasonable
terms, general assortment of ladies'. gen
tlemen's, and chiIdren's coarse AMI fine
SHOES, suitable fer the present ard APP
prosching season, and warranted good
ALSO,
A general assortment OF mems and boys
coarse and fine Hats AN.tbe above articles
are offered wholesale or retail at the lowest
Baltimore and Philadelphia prices.
October % If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
OYSTERS.

FyNHF Subscriber has again opened his oys-
4 ter house AMI intend, ':eeping supply
Of the best the market will aho e. He has
also supply Of the FIRST chop, from Tasma-
kin, which lie can recommend. He intends
to keep them open, and retail them otherwise
10 private families.
Oct. % wfn2w WIN. B. STUART.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
Bank OF Potomac,
October 2
Henry 2. Whitney.

Horny Z. hltney,
Corner Of Prince &. Foirfrr- streets,
y ESPECTFULLY acqusists his custo-
Z . mers and the public in general, that be
has just received a well assorted stock of
Seasonabie Goods,
consisting OF super6ue. ine, common 4. coarse
cloths, cassimeres ,cassInctts. velvet cord fan
ne!s with good sssornp'l OF domestic goods
of different kinds together with hats, boots
and shoes; all of which viii be sold cheap for
cash, aud Franklin and Mechanics Bank pa
per received in payment.
Every description Of ready made clothing
constantly on hand at the lowest prices, and
any kind Of second band clothing taken IN
exchange fer new. wfmIm sept %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
1000 Acres of Land,

lying in the neighborhood OF Middleburg =:
The whole land is Of that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible OF high inn
provementby the use of it. The whof will
be laid out into small tracts, of f:om tH o to
thee hundred acres each, and sold in sepa-
rate. tracts to suit purchasers. The whole is
well watered and no country fmore heal ny.
Captain Pickett, who lives near the land, and
who is employed 10 make a survey OF il; and
Mr.. Sommers, who is the agen, for the col
lection of tie rents, will shew the land to
those who may be inclined 10 purchase. Bond
and security, aud deed of trust upon each
tract, will be required of the purchaser.
\ John LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON.
august eO-23 Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
Whiskey.

W7E have received, on consignment, "a
w hhds. wbskey, which will be sold
low, if'applied for soon.
LINDSAY & HILL.
nov n 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01

Coffee, Wits key, sc.
EIGHTY bags green coffee
IL II II hogshsads Rye Whiskoy
10 barrels mess pork
80 do prime do. IN. Y city inspec.}
100 sets Canton table mats
100 bottles castor oil
$50 reams wrapping paper
Holland and country gin IN cases
Malaga wine IL DO.
Ccsnac br ndy in do.
Parmazun cheese
White pepper, citrnn
Fancy soap, Spanish segars, SC.
For sale By
SAML. MESSERSMIfH.
October 80 st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
Valuable Land for Sale.

PURSUANT 10 a decree of the Superior
l. court OF chancery for the district OF fre-
dericksburg inVirginia, lbe undersigned conf
nissioners will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, upon credit of one, two, and three
years, a. MidaIeburg, in the county Of Lou
don, on Thursday the 18th day OF No'eni-
Der next.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-01
Removal.

which are for sale. mhT 9Th mo. 9th
G. y l 7. Thompson
ID AVE received, per the ship Boston, cap
b A tam fmlay. from Liverpool, supply
OF SEASONABLE GOODS. consisting Of
4. 3heppard's al1 Meek s. Co.'S. imperial
Sax0uY cloths AID cassimeres
Yorkshire iineS' superine ditto
DouHie m,'"o d.abs
F!anncls, white, red. yellow &. green
bomaazetts, black and al colors
Rose blankets. assorted from 81 TO 1874
Carpetings and tviiie'I cords and velvet
teens And on hnaG,
Al assortment OF Cotton goods.
september i3 d3tmwf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10
DIR. RELIES
AS7 HyUATIC Pills.

rs troef Of which the foiio1Sing interesting eWes
I. are submitted to public perossI:
49, MIR. STLTSON.
OF dadover, was years sG'.&.oi with violent
pain in his right breast, attended at times with grest
Guilty of breathing, and wholly incapable OF at
tending business after having tried in vain all other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly
tored by boxes of these pills.
W. AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and grand ddaughter, Of Boston
Guilty Of breathing. were ali of them cured and re.
stor d TO perfect health by boxes.
Judge ------, OF Salem, had been many years Sc
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
of breatning Was cured by boxes his sleep was
restored on the second night. which had been brok.
en- for mary years
"A Lady of Boston turned Of so, severely
.fiiced With cough pain in the side, at time sspit-
ing Of blood could not lie down in her bed for
years could not sleep but at short Intervals. was
stored 10 perfect health on taking boxes
These Pills give instaG; ease IN all coughs colds,
asthmas, difficulty of breathing, Wheeling. tight
ness of the chest, strained stomach, consumption,
pain the side, splitting Of blood, cbilliness and
shyerings the forerunners OF malignant fevers, &c.,
common colds are removed in few hours, the aged
will experience relief equally Agreeable and instant
aneous even when the, ungs are affected. U-J LAX
for . D. Relies Astbmsir j'ilis !" One bor corniu-
ing i2 pRs frequently eEcss a cure TO prevenf in
bosifon, the outside printed wrapper is signed w.
e. Conway Observe This as you vaIue h<dkh Pre-
pared aud sold wholesale BY the sole proprietor,
VT Conway, chemist, No 1, Bumstead Place,
Gommon-street, Boston, & by special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, Drnggin,
No ITO, Thamcs-street, Newport,
Also,by =.
Lemuel w Briggs, Brisfoi; Hercules Whitney,
j. n Mason, Propidences Over & Howes. Windham,
Greene, Nev Londss Isaac ID Bull, Hartford, and
most druggists. book sellers and post-mastcrs tbro
out the United states. whereenay he had all those
justiy esteemed and highly approve'. "Medicines,"
prepared BY w r. Conway Price One Dollar, or
SIX boxes for five dollars boxes for nine dollars
and ~ dozen bottles for 100 dollars.
Dec. 3,18i7 (tbs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-02-10

President Of rhe United States Of .4meriea,
TO ALL AND SINGULAR TO WHOM THESE
PRESENTS SHALL COME oREETING
Whereas treaty of Peace and Friendship,
between the Uoted Stetes of America, and
the Grand Pawnee Tribe of Indians, was
made and concluded at St. Louis, on the 18th
day Of June, in the year Of our Lord enc thou
sand eight hundred and eigh cen, by Com
missioners on the part Of the said United
States, and cerain Chiefs and Warriors of
the said Tribe, on the part and in the behalf
Of the said tribe, which Treaty is in the words
following, Ia wit:
II Treaty Of Peace and Friend'hih made and
concluded by and between Uuliam Clark
and .fngusfe Chouteaa, CemnifsHeners Of
the Uuted States Of .fmerica, on He fart
and behaif of fhe said States, Of the one hars,
and ne unde signed Chiefs md Warriors
eth Gyand Paspnee Tribe, on ne hart and
IehsT offhei, Tribe, of ether harf.
TIE oseiies being desisous OF. establishing
Ipe,es I'D friendship between The United
\ Sta as nd he said ,ibe, have agreed to the
foltowiag articles:
AL Every injury or ac, Of hostility, BY
one - -rher of the centrscting Parties, a.
gaiost rec other, shall be mutually forgiven
and scrgo,
Az 2 There shall be perpetual peace and
Giendsh p bsfwsen all the ciuzens Of the u.
States r America, and all he individuals
composing the said Grand pawaoe Tribs.
Arr The uodersig1ed chiefs aud war
riors for themselves, and their said tribe, de
hereby acknowledge themselves 10 be under
the protection Of the United States Of Ameri-
ca, and Of 20 other nation, power, or sover-
eigo whatsoever.
/. AArt. g. The undersigned chiefs and war
TORS, for themselves, aud the tribe they rep
resent, do moreover promise and sbligc
themselves to deliver up, Or to cause to be
delivered up, 70 the sstherity OF the Cnied
States, Ito be punished according 70 hw,)
each and every individual Of the ssh tribe,
who shall At any lime hereafter violate the
s,ipuiatioos Of the Treaty this day concluded
between the said Tribe and the said United
States.
In witness whesesf, the said William
CLARK snd AusuHs Chousesu, Coumis-
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Aesrekstacaush, the brave
Pa, or the elk x
- -Tctawiouchc, weutcr Of shoes X
Done at ST Louis, in the presence of
X. Wash, Secrete'y 10 the Commission,
Raul, COL NJ. M. c, Interpreter,
r. Graham, ]. A. III. Ter.
Jsbo . Fallen, Capt. r. Regt.
John ku'snd, sub. agt. traasia'r. Sc.
A. L. Papin, Interpreter,
j. r Honote, Id. In,erp.
SeJa'ian, u. >. Id. ln,erp.
VIM. G,syson,
J,siah Ramsay,
John Robedow.
Nov, therefore, be il known, that I, lanes
Monroe, Presiden, Of the United States ci
Amesica, having seen end considered the
said-festy, have, by aud with the advice aud
coHseat ei the Se0ate, accepted, rs,ihed, aud
coafit med the same, and every clause end
stticle ihereof
In testimony whereof, l ka.s caused the
seal Of ,hs United States TO DO hereunto
sfSxed, aud have sigacd The same with
y my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, this
seventh day Of January, in the yea,
OF our Lord one thousand eigh,
hondted and nineteen, and in The
fsrty third year Of American lnde
pendence.
z JAMES MONROE.
BY fhe President:
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
Secretary sJ STATE.
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sioners as aforesaid, aad the Chiefs aud
Warriors as aforesaid, have hefsunto
subscribed their names, and affixed their
seals, this eighteenth day Of June, in the
year oil eur Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen, and of the inde-
pendsnSe OF the United Stares, the forty
second WIN. CLARK,
5gt AUG. ChOUTEAU.
Tersetuevit, the bald eagle x
Taheerish, the. soldier
Petaperishta, who wants TO 60 TO war X
Taiawehsuree, the follower X
Iarfaiicarrswaa, the grand chief,bg hair
Shiaggacahega X
Is!acapee X
Seuuiushsa, the knight chiefN X
Shakororisha.a, chief al the son X
TarIaecarwsa, the wild cat *
~'TTsareveiushts,t the round shield
X Arorishbara, the watrier x
Telawahrsrtcarookot, The fighter x
Kagakereeouk, the crows eye x
Lstatorishhs'a, the Chief OF the shield
DSae at 81. Louis, IN the presence OF
r. Wash, Secretary 70 the Coamissary
r. Paul. Col. NJ. NJ.
Jno. o. Falion, Caps. r. Regt.
Jno. Rutland, Sub. Agent snd Trans. &c.
A. Papin, Intsrpreter. ~
VIM. Cray son, ,3t
J. I, Honore, Inptr.
SIepheu Julian, U, S. Inierpt.
josiah Ramsay, rt
rh. Robedow.
Now,Nhercfore, be il known, that l, James
Monroe, President Of tho Uniled States OF
America, having seen and considered the
said treaty, have, by and with the advice and
consent of he Senate, accepted, ratified, and
confirmed the same, and every clause aud ar
iiclo thereof.
In testimony whereof, / have caused the
seal of the United States TO be hereunto
affixed, and have signed the same with
my hand.
Done at the city of Washington, this
seventh day of January, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eigh,
hund ed and nineteen, end ct the
independence Of the United States
the torly-tbird.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS,
secretary If STATE.
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no ALL AND stNouLAs TO WHOM THEsE
EsEsrssHaLLlcsME onEETIso
Whe'eps treaty oi peace ead iris sd, hip
betwseB the Uni,ed States oi Anne RIGA and
the Pawnee Republic, was concluded and
sigoed, at s LOUIS, on the twentieth day OF
june, in The yea Of ou Lord one thousand
eight hund ed and eighteen, by commission
ers on the part Of the said United States and
certain chiefs aad warriors Of The said Re
public, on the part and IN behalf Of the said
Republic, which treaty is IN the words fol.
lowing, TO wit: 49,
n fredfy Of teace and .Jriendshit made and
esnciNdsd b. and 6efween " Riam Clark
and .dHguste Choufeau comnissioners n
the Unued SfafeS NJ america, on fhs hart
and behalf Of the sa d Stufes. Of me enc hG-t,
and The undeysigned ehiefs and soarriors If
me Pawnee Rehubhe, N tie fa,f ard be
hay Of their tribe. she other hGrf.
The parties being desirous OF establishing
peace and friendship between the United
Sts,es. and the said tribe, have sgr eed to the
following articles:
Art. l. Every injury or act Of hostility by
one or either of the contracting parties, a.
gains. the other, shall be mutually forgiven
and forgot.
Art. o There shall be perpetual peace and
friendship between all the citizens Of the
United States Of America, aud all the indi
viduaIs composing he said Pswnec tribe.
Arr. 3. The undersigned chiefs and war.
riors for themselves, and their said tribe, do
hereby acknowledge themselves to be under
the protection of the United States Of Ame.
RIGA, and Of no other naiisn, power, or soyer-
eign whatsoever.
Arr. a. The undersigned chiefs and war;
riors, Tor themselves, and the tribe they rep
resent, do moreover promise and oblige
themselves to deliver up, Or to cssse TO be
delivered up to the authority Of the United
States, Ito be punished according TO lsv)
each and every individual Of the said tribe
who shall at any time hereafter, violate the
stipulations Of the treaty, this day concludes
between the said Pswnee Republic, and tn.
said States.
In witness whereof, tho said William
CLARK and Augastc Chsatssu, commits.
sionsrs as aforesaid, and the chiefs and
warriors sforessid, have hereonts sub.
scribed their names and sAixed their
seals, this twentieth dsy Of June, in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighteen, and Of the Inds-
second.
WIN. CLARK,
AUG. CHouTEAU.
Ps,ahciek, the good chief *
Rsrule shs.s, the chief man *
Sheruakitare, the first in the war party
She,erahists, the psrtizan siseovsrsr x
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SELLING CHEAP III
At Old NO. ll2, Cheap-side Thames.
Sfreef, Aewnor', n. Il
By NATHANIEL. SWEET & Go.


CASsiMERE shswls large extra size white,
~ black and oolored imitation do cotton So Ga
aud 4mouraing do, large assortment Bombs.
setts; Toileneus K swansdown vesting chiidren's,
ladies' and gen!emens worsted .nds cotton HOSE
from Cd 10 s. per pair, gentlen,en's worsisd and
lambs wool half Hose FIsnnells, red, white, yel-
low, black grceo light dark cambrick Prints,
lso To 2so per yard Copperpls,e do ls6 20 2sos
Engish and American Ginghams, ls6 to $50 per
yard ieno. fancy and book Mushns, from 1s6 10 30
per yard Cambreks. from Is to SIS pr yard green,
black, changabIe brown Lustrings, colored Lev-
entues Irish and German L,nnensi cambiick ana
common Dm''ies tsbby silk velveu tsuies =
gentienen's Kid 6icsess elegant coiera'n, steam.
loom, powe,-loom and Madspol,n Shrtlngs India
Co,tons and long Cloth American wh'tv Cot,ons
nnbiesched diros Chex and Ginghsns, ls6to 2ss
cotton and silk Umbrellas linen and cotton Diapers
damssk diuo for table cloths, vesy cheap, black B
fancy sik Hdkts fsg and Bandanoes black ane
white Grapes, Pins 4 Tapes an elegant assortment
OF Ribbons French Il English silk Gloves Angola
do; silk halt Hose, misses and ladies kid Glovcss
FROM Is TO 2s per pair, Wellington Capes Cons
for,ers foor carp.tings and Hearth Hugs nroads
eiothsAand Cassimeres good assortment OF Rose
Blankets Looking. Glasses, from $50 to 4s6 per
Glass All ofwLich they mean 10 sell as low ae
can be purchased in any store In this town
Ian 4
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RESOLUTION directing a survey of eer.

hEoOLC lON CiteCUns survey OF ser
tain pats 4t the coast of North-Csrolina.
Res0Lped by ne. Senate and House Of Ref
rrseniarves Of fhe United States Of .fmerirs.
in Casgress assembied, That the eresidenl OF
the Udled S, Ates be and he hereby is request
cd ,- Gauss surveys to be made ct the points
of CsPe Astleras, Cape Lookout, and Cape
Fesr, AMI OF The shoals of those .Capes, res
peetvsy.; and 10 cause such an examlnatien
to be made of these capes and shoals rc.pes-
lively, as will ascertain the practicahiiiiy OF
erestlng light houses, beacons, ar iuoss, on
or neat the extreme poinis Of sbsm OF eish-
er of ;hem and also 10 cause the latitude
aud longitude of The said cspes, extreme
poin,s, and shoals respectively, to be asser-
tanned with as much exsctness as may be
practicable; aud tha, the results of such SUR
veys and examinations be reported 70 Con-
sti.s.
January ls, 1919 Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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y IoES-HpPTUVtu
JAMES MONROE.
AN ACT for the relief of Frederick Brown

AN ACT for the relief of Frederick Brown.
BEif enaefed by the Senate and House Of
Rehresenfanves Of the Unued States Of Ame
rica in Congress assembled, That the account.
ing officers of the Treasury Department bs
and they are hereby authorized to settle the
accounts Of Frederick B own, late a Captain
In the army of he United 5 s,es, upon just
and equilasl principles ,Proyidsd, That II
shall sppsa, thai the said frederick Brown
has q. been gully Of any misconduc, or De
fault in iaiiiag TO render his accounts for set
tlemon'
Jan l9, isl9--Apptoved,
JAMES MONROE.
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Cheap Cotton Sbirting5.

John +. TOWNSEND will open, thp Cay. I've
y cases American Cotton .shirtings, OF a superior
quality, which he will sell unusually low
lie has constantly on hand, general assortmens
OF Dry Goods, repIenshed from the latest impor,s.
tions Also. cotton Yarn. OF an excellent quality
and nj reduced prices Dec. Is.
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Gall ard See.


No, l24s IHhMEs s7RsEY.
Az ILL sell for Cash only, all his stock Of Cali.
w Goes, Furni,ures u Chmls at the prime oostJ
,hoae disposed to purchsse will do well TO call and
SEE for themselves. On hand as usual completos
assor. menr Of English, India, French and AmercAH
GOODS. Jan l3. 1919. .*
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L.4WS.
AN ACT for the relief Of Doctor Motusm

AN ACT for the relief of Doctor Mo,usm
Bail.
=. BE if enacted by me Senate and House y
Retresentafipes Of the United Stofes of -1p1et
RIGA in Congress assrm5sed, That the SccFe.
ssry Of the Treasury cause to be paid unto
Monfon Ball, Of Northumberland county,
Of Viz ginis, the sua OF one thousand four
hundred dollarss out OF any money IN the
Treasury not otherwise appsoPri.,ed' the
same being in full for the dcsrnetion OF his
building on. Old Courl House Point.
Jan. ls, isi9-Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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Real supeyhne Broadelodts and Double
mulled CaSsiniefcs -
ISAAC GOULD,

Has aS6sd 10 his former Sfock, N ~
c. pPERB black. blue and fancy Broadcloihs&*1k \
- Assortment Of second and low priced HrQsd6<
cloths for sur,outs. ft1. t1F 3
Extra superine black. blue, Coburg and fA1EioiS<
able mkt double mild Csssmcies. " "
First quality white and buff Cassimeres fol V<4r<|
Low priced ditto. NFf q
Newest fashion Toiinett vestings. <. n
Black silk Florentine. "a
Double mild Pilot Cloth, for Great coate w
Brown Cambiet for GentIemen's Clocks ><X
One Piece extra black 5-4 Bombszsen, Bsmt1
zetts and Rsttine,s, t&.f<<X
Best treble Gil, Buttons; Twist, do;--wi{u
Assortment Of Trimmings in his Iine--aIi of A1yc
he wilt sell as Io~ can be purchased in tIisoWN>
Newport, Nov II, 1873 ~ e.
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JAMES MONROE,

TO ALL AND srNeuLAs. TO. WHOM THEsE
PKEsEFTs CONS onEETINo
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*w* NEW ADVEkTISLMl M

WHEN cure for one dollar. or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for a cough, cold,
asthma. difficulty of breathing, ugh.ness of the
chest, wheeling, pain in the side, spu'ng OF blood
strained stomach. &c must II not be matter Of
scrprize that we the obituary daily s@eiled with
deaths occasioned principally by cods On an apers
age az ieasf
ags One Handred u F.ffy Thousand Persons
die annually of oonsumption originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then dft
Guilty Of breathing aud pain in the side, at length
the lungs become affected. consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene Alas too often does pre-
judicc. by listening TO some and adopting The opn
ion OF others, prevail thereby preventing tr'a' OF
such medicines as might afford relief under the
idea that NO relief can be obtained. Scarce case
occurs but may be relieved by the timely aPplica.
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