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*x*CURES PERFORMED!
Though heretofore considered fGss ,eAef ty |!
DIR. RELIES

DIR. RELIES
BOTANICAL DRCF5.
sa"S e,sd ssassisr ~s q Es,s" ,a.", sa' @ Ss
back of his hand which incapacisted h.m tor work.
after having tried every thing in vain, and sufrred
40 operation on his hand, and considered reursss,
cured and restored to health by taxing q Sotties
Of these drops
.Jsr Wright Of Boston, was years afflicted with
feyer-sore on one Of his legs, had tried mcs medi-
cines without effect, was cured by bottles
a Chi'd Of .sfr. BarrfH, of Hcnersr was cuied
Of Ulcers and Bies, some or which had eat down to
the ribs, by bottles 1!is child was considered
in dying state when he began taking these dropa.
I'm Infant If Bostcn, was covered all over viii,
eruptions, bind with both eyes, was Gu CO by bot
ties.
An elderly Lady of Boston was severely afflicted
for l6 years With eruption sll over her attended
with most tormen,ing i,chpgs, burnings and blo,cn-
es, had lost thereby TWO and one finger nails,
was cured by bottles she had not ieit her room
for months, aud Considered past all relief!
II Gentleman Of Lelsngioa, was s6lcsed 20 years
with ulcers in his legs. could, obtain no relief,
was cured by bottles.
n GeatlenGn of Boston, his wife snd children
was many years afflicted with eruptiors, bad tired
every medicine without success, vas cured BY these
Drops
a Gentleman of Ror5I'y. was so years afflicted
with bumor on one OF legs, attended With buinng
for 80 years could lie in bed at times, was per-
fecty cured by these drops.
Il Lady cf Charlesteun was two years afflicted
with a whte swelling on her knee joint. he'd tiled
every assistance. and considered past relief con.
traction hsd formed, when tasirg these Drlps
and using Dr.. Jebb's Iinment, 10 weeks she had
the free of the oinr, the pain leii her. md by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops radical cure for scurvy, scrc-
fula, ST. Antbony's fire, ieprocy, pinped faces.
iarged glands, legs. ulcers even WHEN the bone
is affected, venerial taiDts when mercury has falcd
are the best spring and sutomnal pbysic, and nay
be given to children with perfect safety Irne 81.
or six bottles for five dollars, IL bottles ior So
l2 dozen for Sioo--0. .9ss for ''Dr. Relies Bo,sn-
ical Drops"-None genuine, unless signed " w.
r. Conway" Prepared and sold wholesale by the
sole proprietor. w. Conway, chemist, No 1, Bun,-
sted Place, Boston; by his special appointment ty
SAMUEL w. ViNSON, Druggist,
No. ITO, Thame s,yect, Newport.
.flso, By
Lemnel w Briggs, Bristol; Hercules Whtncy, :.
II. Mason, Providence; DYER and Howcs. " i,dha's
Greene, NerY, London Isaac ID Bail, Hartford std
most druggists, booksellers and post masters tso'
out the United States where may be had al these
justly esteemed and highly apprSued Medicines"
prepared BY "W. r Conway"
Dec. 3. 1917. (fy)
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Second ComhfroRer's CGce, :
March 25fh. 1919. {


WHEREAS, by the act entitled An act rsgu.
" iating the payments 20 invalid pensioners"
passed the Sd of the present month, sihdavit of
two surgeons or physicians. IS to the continuance
and rate Of disability OF the several applicants,
must accompany their respective applications for
the first payment which shall fall due after The 4th
Of March merit. and at the end of every two years
thereafter And whereas some misun derstanding
may arise as to the time whep the above mentioned
act shall 60 into operation
This is to notify all whom it may concern, that,
by the construction iven to the said act by the
Second Comptroller of the Treasury, the before
mentioned athdavits (agreeably to the form pub
lished by the Hon. The Secretary of War, under
date Of the 23d nst.) viii be required accompany
the applications for all pensions which they ap.
ply, falling due on the 4th cay Of September next
RICHARD QUITS,
A7--s22t. Second COMPTROLLER.
Printers authorized to publish the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once week till
the 1st of September next.
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UNION HOTEL.
JOHN COOK.

Informs fhe fIbHc in general e. his friends il
s particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House of Ccs-
. James Perry's, No. 120. Thames-stree., lately
improved by Mr.. DOVE as Public House, and
which he proposes to accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do him the honor to call spon
him, with the best fare the market may afford IN,
exertions shall be wanting to arati.y and obge--
The best of Liquors win be ready at command, aud
good keeping Of Horses constantly provided
G'A few steady Borders fsdies and gentlerren,,
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newport. July l.
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cUNDALL'S MILLS Portsmouth.
n neger- falling Spring !!

THE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
4 that they carry on the WOOL Manufacturing
business ia all It's traEches-ihat their machines
are now in complete repair--lbeif long experiences
will therefore enable them 10 perform all the bran
ches OF Cording, Spinning, Weaving, Coloring and
Finishing, all the various kind OF ooen Goods. in
point OF colour and finish. equal it not superior to
any establishment IN this county. They guarantee
to complete all orders in their line, as speedily and
on as reasonable terms as at any establishment on
this Island. CLARKE & grimm ELL.
~ Is. The following persons win receive al. ar
ticles Intended for their mandatory Jon sHEu-
NAN, oi Newport-sANFoaD hLMY, of Little
Compton-PELEe COMFY, Of Tiyerton-and VII
LIAM PEARsE, Bristol-Fery
They have constantly on hand at wholesale and
retail Sstnnets, Plains, cassirneres, Flsnnels. &c
which they determined to sell at moderate prices
Newport, April 90
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loOETR ".


HARK can that be the voice OF some shade from the
valley.
That sglls TO ihe night-brecze. and ning!es in air
Or is it some swain. by his fayorite fountains,
Deep mourning the loss OF his early-'oy'd FAIR
rark louder il swelIs. increase the soft breezcs
Then resting on air it floats weeping away;
Sure some fairy beings, in nights mantle shrouded,
Sit chanting their soft and meodious lay. A.
Hark ALAS EIoise, IT'S the Harp that amuses,
lie sponsive to each softcn'd zephyr that plays:
'Tis the soul of all music, Nature deligted,
With fingers invisible pours forth her lays
Move gently, ye west wind ye harpers Of heaven.
Touch lightly the siiken strings plaintye and slow
Now sinking to whisper, and now boldly rising.
Let the vibrating sounds in full harmony now.
Not all the gay triIls which the yiol dispenses,
Can vic with the charms OF its sirytun'd strings
The wo-be<ken travellers sorrow reposes,
When IN Harp TO zephyr its soft symphony
fings,
Not the lady's guitar by the white finger sounded,
Though joined with voice so ineaabiy ciear,
Can thrill 10 the soul with such exquisite pleasure,
AS the Harp when It's moisten'd by miId evenings
tear.
To these strains, Eioise, forever could listen
Through life's thorny mazes with hope by my
And when the bricfapp of my life extinguish'd,
I'd sail home 10 heaven with harmony's tide.
Dost thou sigh, lovely maid, at the slow solemn
sounds,
That vary so sweet, and so pcnsively Cow
And an, why that tear like the gem Of the morning,
Which faIls from those eyes on that bosom Of
snow
And yet, on those lips bright smile ats enchanting,
To tell the fond friend that your hear, does not
grlese;
Indeed tis that tear. which TO heaven is proered,
Which the pure heart bestows, and which angels
receive. MYSELF.
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VALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
4 in Middletown, about one mile and halt from
the state house in Newport. Said Farm contains
bout 90 acres Of land with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees. of all kinds--togeher with the bui.d-
ings thereon standing For other information in.
qoire OF ALANSON PECKHAM.
Middletown, Feb. 10. IL
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The Dandies and Hack Drivers.

Twenty seven of the Broadway hack driv-
crs in New-York offer, in the Gazette, to
convey, gratis, all dondies TO the nearest
cornHelds, and Assist in toling them as scare
crows. They ssy that these things frequent
W speak rudeIy to them, and 60 off without
paying their hack-hirc.
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MiSCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.

Prince of Conde--A captain OF infantry
! had in conversation with the great Condc,
defe Bdod his opinion with too much heat, SO
I that the prince in anger struck him IN the
face with his gloves. The Dobleman, beside
himself a. such a disgrace, resolved to has
ard every thing for the sake OF his honor.
! He took tdvan:ago OF moment when the
prince was alone, and begged him 10 con-
oider nc could not put ny with tho aiiront he
I had received, that he we'll knew what he ow-
"a TO tho .ioce, but that he could not live
<ishonorcd. {" understand you" said the
prince, "your way of thinking pleases me"
He appointed him a rendezvous. The noble.
4 man punc,uaIly kept the appointment, and
ehe prince appeared, mounted on hne
Z Morse. when he got near the officer, he
\ Fdismounted, and said, :" Sir, II you should be
|yvictor, and should then not th,nk yourself
k;osfs, here Is horse, with q thousand louis
sts In tho saddle this will ensure your
Ediehf." Hereupon he took him ground
but The officer presented his sword by he hilt,
,4onglng. &c Il is enough for me, my lord,
Syhat 90 great a primes appears upon chal-
Z1aogc from mo heaven forbid thn, should
nroceed farther my honor is repaired"
|.xfhe prince ioyfully embraced him, and as
k1drsd him Of his pro,sc,on.--Hc kept his
a VOID; for the officer was from that timo
I. t.fromotcd as rapidly as possible.
- --:o:.x:o.--
:! a. fair offer or a cure for hard nmes.
)@SHfaks full esti nate Of all you owe and of
kNzxlias is owing to you. Reduce the sama
'ssr. ootc. AS fas, as you collect pay over to
'Slbps6. ycu owe if you cant collect, renew
: Sour note. every year aod get tho best secu-
Siiy you can. Go TO business diligently and
~ &e'industrious--iosc no time--waste no idle
4 't>omen,s--be very prudent and economical
<Ih cll thiugs---dscard all pride but the pride
ffScsinc Justly and well--be faithful ia your
I1X6{v 70 God, BY regular and hearty prayer
Morning aud nigh,---attcnd church and meet
|,Ink regularly evcry Sunday, and do unto
Y NJ men ss you would they should do unto
(spn> If you are to needy in your own cir
k<Smseanccs, to give TO the pour, do whstevcr
Z - nave in your power TO do for them cheer.
/, ISl|t t--butif you can, always help the worthy
{nor And. tho unfortunate. Pursue this
100 Of life diligently and sincerely tor
I ~ ~ years, and if you are not happy, COM
~ 4 and independent In your csrcumsian.
~ Sas 70 me and I will pay all your debts.
800 .tfgI FRANKLIN.
~ ...Sa,ss ~ --:o.n:o:--
Mn 0rfs sad Hiii Dogs at 6nenos .fyres.
<..::f 81 fsrt,le province is remarkable for two
{da " wild animals, wild oxen aud wild
!: SlThs pumbor Of wild oxen here is SO
I. keest, tkst overy year 100000 are killed
4 ~oloIv Tor, The use Of their hides. Abou,
~<n,v -Auntsrs on horscb,ck proceeded to
! <<ooQ xerel animals are known to herd, hav.
M sheir 6suds . long stick shod with iron,
,ba,7, 9Th which they strike the OK
tsy pursss. On one Of tho bind legs !;
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From me Baltimore Federal Gazette.
AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A Pat, an odd joker--and Yankee more sly,
Once riding together, galows pass'd by;
Said the Yankee to Pat. elf don't make too free,
Give that gallows its due, aud pray where would
you be !"
Why, honey" said Pat, "faith that's easily known
I'D be riding to town by myself all alone"
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
AMu 10. 1910.


NOTICE is hereby given to the proprietors Of
IN Stock, issued under the convention with
France. Of the 3oth Of April, 1908. commonly csl-
led Eeuisiana Ssoct, that, on the 2lst Of October
next ensuing the date thereof further paymen,
on account Of the principal Of said stock will be
made, at the rate Of fifty four percentum on the
remaining moiety, or unredeemed portion thereof.
and that the same viii be paid to the respective
propretors, or to their attorneys duly authorized
on the day before mentioned, at lhc Treasury in
Washington, or a, such Loan Office, on the books
whereof any portion Of said stock may stand
Information 10 further given. that the interest
due At the time Of redemption. on such part of
said stock IS j. held in Europe, will be paid a.
heretofore in London and Amsterdam. AMI That the
interest on such part cf said stock A. has been do
rnesticAted, will be paid At the ssme time with the
principal. either At the Treasury. or at the Loan
Offices. as before mentioned And Il is also hereby
made known, that interest on that portion Of said
Louisiana Stock. intended TO be redeemed as afore-
said. viii cease and desermire the 2ist DAY Of
October. 1919. WM "a CRAWFOUD.
(i1s1 SECRETARY Of sae 7Ssaspry
School Ssok,, Bianks, and Stationary,
Fos ssis, at the Hst.Store Of
GEORGE WANToN.
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For SAFE, or 10 Let.

ne following Esss'es- Eouse, Nc 40 on Bread.
street, with all the aprurte nsnces Said house
will do well for public house. Also a new house
ON Tsnner and osk-stfeets, so By 90 feet on ,be
ground, two stories high, With large stable. A
new store on the Ieog. wharf, SO by 20 fee. two
stories high, with tie ubsrt in Fl ont, In gocd re-
par 'y'ng tear the bridge. Also. two or three
small houses snd the land ttey stand on in Sifirr.
ent parts OF the town Ore half Of body rew IN
the I'd Baptist Nectng-Itouse, 10 Ills towr. Also
for sale, first rate chsse and hsrress, good
horse and wagon and harness. l.esdy doors,
made window-frames and sashes Lumber Of var
ious kinds
Also for sale--75 acres of the best Kind Of ver.
mont land, selected by Mr.. Christopher Sweet for
his own settlement. Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY.
Newport. Msr. 3:
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THE LION AND LIoNEss.

Royal Birfh.--Or Friday night last, the
Lioncss, which has been exhibited IN this town
Tor weeks pas,. broogh, forth Three Wheihs.
.sashpitie { Tennessee, haner.
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TO LET, +,

nEEo two convenient Rooms, suitable fer public
~ Offices in central situation. For further infor
nation and terms apply at this office. June 3.
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Whof Caek,in.-A Mts. verdicr, Of Penn
sylvsnis, cffers to deliver from hce own farm,
50 dozen fresh laid hens eggs, every day.
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Packer Rgormatioa.
THOMAS PRATT.

THOMAS PRATT,
Rcs,ec0ufly informs his friends and the fnSGcs
-. THAT he has commenced roo
.H<absEs3A !. ming his New Packet RETORMs-
E.xSNtSsS TON, between Providence and Newt
'ssS'Ss.'S> port-Every attention will be paid 10
the accommodation OF his Passengers, and he 30
licts share of the public patronage.
Newport May s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-15

III dehate upon the civil coniiupen
cies, on tie z4ih of last March, II .as
stated IN Parliament, that more than one
hnhGied thousand dollars were Annually
vested IA SNUFF bon rs, as presents 10
'hr foreign aniiasSauurs. Cvlijiy" i,
Hon l! * great matter bat II is d srqgf
md'trr, accOfd.n. TO lady VI nfaan,' j,c.
cause II Guys every thing, AMI cosfs no.
lung GRACIOUS bows, Kind look. iyiPa d.
~ invitations, aru halicriug commitments
arr all heap things, Which 20 grcat
way but wnsu he les of COMMERCE
h'c"me the Signs Of clviiits and lie amt.
al a"ionnl ct ci'liiiy Is 100 900 dollars. a
discreet r,prbb, an mas be allow cd To-
lu sion Is JOHcy. Yei there are tbo
Sadds 81 Ens!lshmcn, vino ilIIrk This ali
r'@hf ahd ii Is amusing go observe the
soreness 81 he pensioners, when extra.
Vd2dhce Is exposed, and retrcnt hpi~uf
called tor. The Quarterly Reviewers
have wiined more thdn ant other claeo.
OF hang is-on. FbcN amlt no ollpor,n-
my 10 give heir vote 10 favor Of sustain
ing me oid order o. iliingS: and in nc
idsi number O.. l3D protest aeaiuaf
shori sIsbied views 81 economical ~.
IrnCh inchi,' IS muduuhledi, one al HE
Lar aie's KIND pieces Oi Obiique advice
" t"e '1nSiisb people choose 10 ioE.r,iy
MS extra assncc, we have no disoo.i,,ot,
w quarrcl W!ij ihem bin. for o,irssjyss.
we nope our government III long conf.
nut !" Iel the foreign ministers iii-d their
own snnIf bOAe.. pm Ij,Jo,, -
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Valuable La'd near .Richn.ond, for sac.
IN pafsusnce of a deed Of trust executed to us by
HiShard Harris aud Elizabeth his wife, OF record
she once "i Chesterfield county TO secpre the
on sum smoney therein nentioued-Wiil be sold at
public auction FOR ready money, before the door
81 Tie Eagle Hotel, ia tue cay Of Richmond, on the
tSfA tag ~ June neat, at the hopr of ~ O'CLOCK all
thdt CERTAIN tract OF parcel OF LAND. lying In Ia.
sa'd county ofCbesteried, which conveyed to the
said Richard Harris by Christopher romp kBs ana
sFue, aud Carter b. Page aud VILE aud eonveye To
,hem by VIM BrockenLrough, adm'or with the will an
nrxed OF John Harve, dec. containing 73o acres, be
me same mole o. less or much thereof as may be
Hecessafy 10 raise lie sum Remaining due under said
deed oi trust with interest, and all expenses. This
ts'u lies on Powhite creek aud Jim Winter branch
sad asjoins the lands of Charles Clarke Allen M'Rae
2nd others--ibe said land conveyed TO us for the
shofe purpose, subject to the operation Of deed OF
srust Of record in Chesteried uice from the aid
tiarrIs tn James Browu, jr. X VIM. fnney to secure
me payment 0i several sums OF money therein men
noi-d to Tue said Christopher rnBpkins and Carter
g. Page which sums OF money the said Touphins *
Pase have acknowledged 10 have been fully paid.
BEN. SHEPPARD,
May2i Aids EDMUND TAYLOR.
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" The ENQUIRER Ia pabiished twice week gene.
rally and t4ee unss week daring the session sf the
Stass Leg.sfdtnrs.-Prce, the heretofore FUe
pesrIper anu1m, payable IN advance. Notes OF Char
tsred s?eeieraytng BANKS, (oMiy) will be received in
paymeat. The Lditor viii guarantees the safety OF re-
rl,t.ins them by mall the postage OF al letters being
~ No paper will he discontinued, (but at the discre-
ionof the Editor un all arrearages have paid up
IT Whoeverwiii guarantee the payment une pap Is
skai receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS OFADvERTISING.
kFsOHr S2rare--kirst Insertion, rs csEfs-soe6
Continuance, so cents.
40 ddrsrffSencht Inserted until 10 has either been
2sajor o. dssuIaed on persoa city or IFS
stviroas- -
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HAIL STORAfe

SALEM, (Mds.) June 4.-OurIong con-
iinucd cold aud wet weather Vas last
Wednesday morning succeeded bv = a.,
sunshine, hind western brrezss' and =
charming gaieiy Of flowers aud ycrdure on
the face ofnature. In tie afternoon tbp
clouds hove up from the sout,wsrd ard
westward, and distant thunder announce.
an approaching tempest u reached us a
bout O'Clock the rain Tell heavily. in
large dogs, and presently was sgcomYa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-15

FOr safe, on Ton terms
oNiAE OLD MADEIRA WINE, 2c.-The former
L stock OF Robert Gordon, imported by him direct
asd can be recommended equal to any III .hr United
States.
81 deu'ijobns prime old Madeira ct. e.
10 a HHf cssss d dc. S DO, ss %n " uss
10 pipes prime hadeiral Imported in the Spring of
mus. 90. 90. isis, aud supposed 10 he sew
IS az. casks do do. J eral years old.
20 eases hermitage Wine, 2 dozen each1
20 DO. White Suarklng Champagne, Delightful
one dozen each QUALIFY
~ 90 CiaTei, one aud two dozen each
Casks Malaga Wine go Yeas oldl
3 gr. Casks old MalBIsey Wine
3 pipes and 30 or casks prime Lisbon Wine
do and 10 Or casks genuine Pou Wine, (vintsge
nflS5)
100 tegces Hibbeft's best London Rrovn Slant am,
40 hhds. superior Jamaica Rum sofi and old
do. Antigua do do
pipes cosn,ac Braudy, remarkably good
Do. Holland Gin, OF ine flavor
90 bales i..st"n CGfks--
Ana Il general assortment Of GROCERIES, carefully
se'reied by good judges and bought win cash which
We WIZ sell an moderate terms 1t suT store one door
beo" the Eagle Hotel. GEORGE DYBALL s. co.
Aay 2S d. 81
g oBtRr X q ALL NELSON < CO--Ha1e 1-ceIy.
~ cd seuetSl assortment Of SPRING GOODS
winch they viii sell At the lowest prices for cash or
approved negoiiase paper.
may 49, s.tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-06-15

Tie reception ofJosGrH LANcAsTrr
IN every part OF this nation. wlArr e
nds Vel travelled, proves Ina. ourna,i,nsF
ieeiIn8 Tor ihe uGltcFsaF diffusion Of Ut.
hrfdl hno"ledgt, " mferfUr 80 no gsiiorf
on tie face ~ The globe. The cty az
,NSec" York * no stranger 10 this feeling.
ne committee OF the New York gJee
schools have literally q snied t6e;g
ychooi rooms for zoe pufpOs, Of joseph
isncasiers Lectures ~ tbs cts snd on
ipu.'' DAY evening next, 80 arc inlormed
ne intends "a repeat The s05- iarce OF IA :
AeGtore delivered before Congress 10 ,sf
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hANIuL NJ. &. FAiNE--AIToRkRY AT Law
~ Lexington, (ky.)-Wiil attend the circuit courts
OF Fa er, Jessamime and Woodford counties, aud The
court of appeals and general at Frankfort He
will also undertake to pay taxes on Z" notresidsHfs
Losd"collect and remit money 10 persons Iesdisg in
Richmond, Wallis Office is kept Main street, IN
Lexington.
P.S. Reference to John q. Gamble Esq. of the city
Of Richmond. JuueS. g,,2Jt
(El ELDON.-in pursuance OF an act OF the Legisla
w tufe of North Carolina aud decree Of the supe-
rior court OF Halifax, founded upon that act, pro-
nounced the 21ti day of April, iS!9-Wili he sold
upon the premises. on JRr!dGy tie sth dag II JEIy
atTs, 2p0 HALF ACRE Lars, in The toAn ot Weldon,
on credit al twelve months, the purchasers giving
bond with good security -for the purchase money
lac town. situated the foot OF The great falls of ROau
uAe, aud Surrounding the contemplated basin OF the
Cana, now cutting round those falls, POSSESSES
s"s which are moi surpassed ID they are equaed, by
any otlier The river. SAMUEL BLUNT,
G@drdisato tie orphans OF Daniel ~ icon.
MAJ 4. ii6.ids
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JViIliam aud lJorv CojIc,o5..e,7

TUE ANNUAL ExAMINAIION in ibts iu,titnuou
viii commence on Thursday The soih day ofJnne ,
90 which Occasion the parents and guardian OF The
students are earnestly desired 10 atterd.
Inc visitors and governors Of the college Pi ulesss
70 0stfve mat Their annual convocaton tales piace on
honday the 9Th July. A. two Of the prossotsiips
are ara baye been FOR lime. vacant aud az tr
most oisasuous consequences ensue should the,
n" ne nled, every visitor, ~ is hoped who possitl,
can, will make " point to attend.
THOMAS q. SMITH, Rector.
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Law The value Of tie rfsi from s Oco ~ : sOo
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per ameuiN. PeTsonJ qualified Tor either 81 these sta
TOSS. avs wishing 10 obtain them will please 10 ami,
by lftitfs addressed 20 the rector al tiits place
Williamsburg. May IS. C,zoI
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