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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30

Inc following notice of the northern mai,
which was again carried to the south last eve
ming is from the post-ofice,
No northern mail to-day. The boat having
come and departed while we were at dinner.
May % ID. BRYAN, p. M"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30

An extensive glass mandatory is I,
DC erected at Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-05-30

We were in error in the calculation
published in the las, Herald, as to the
sum which it would cost to bore far e.
nough into the earth for the purpose oil
obtaining good drinking water within ouI
town. Instead OF $500, it would not re
sonire CISO
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
james Darts

i. brother to Davey rather darker coEn.
peXion, but not near 80 heavy or strongly
msde; hI, face is narrow and thln, viii
a sraigb, sharp nose, about The same
height, 25y years cid.
Those negroes lett Mr.. Fizhugh's farm,
in Stafford county. Va on The night OF the
24th Dec last, and came on 10 Alexan-
drla. where they have number OF trends
and .cquan'ances, and where | be lev
they remained as late as the Monday toll
wing, 30Ih they have a quantity OF
clohiug-Nathan aud Davey particularly.
Na!han had blue irock coat OF tide Cloth,
velvet collar; also close bodied black
coat with velvet collar. Davey had
black close bodied coat with velvet collar,
also. James clothing not recnliected.-
The clothes furnished them by their mas.
ter are made OF domestic twilIed cloth,
the color white, though they sometimes
change il to yellow, purple, or black. by
dyisg II. They will, however, IN all pro-
bability change heir clothes and alter their
usual appearance as much as possible
they being all very smart intelligent fei-
lows also think il not unlikely that
they may have Obtained free passes. M
than is well acquainted with The roads TO
Baltimore and Philadelphia. having often
travelled them with bis master. [ expect
they will all try to get on to the latter CT,
ty, and will lake, suppose, the read
through the former place OF Frederick
town.
| will give the above reward of Two
Hundred Dollars to any person who may
take up and secure in any jail so that gel
them again the above named negroes, out
Of the limits of the District of Columbia
or state OF Virginia; or Di0D for securing
them in any jail within the district: or the
slate of Virginia, or in proportion tor any
one OF them.
TEMPLE TOUCH, agent,
for WIN Ii. FITzBUGH.
Ravensworth. Jan. 4 CIV.
HyTbe National lntelligencer, BaltI-
mors Federal Republican, and Frederick
town Herald, wiz publish the above three
times week tor two weeks, and send
their accounts to this office tor payment.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
POETRY.
From ..Tks L-v Of .iara," BY Cotnan.
THE WIT or NAN.

THE WIT or NAN.
low in the vale, where astreamlet ran,
As under tree rec'in'd,
A pilgrim measured the wit OF man,
Ry thinking on woman kind.
OH woman his killing ewes. he cried,
And soft bewitching smile,
With thousand, thousand charms beside
Our senses to beguile!
Mark every glance that confirms her sway;
Note, too, each dinple's power;
Look on he hips how the vonng loves play
Like bees on the honied Hover
Gaze on her bosom ofsweets and take
This truth for a constant rule,
Fochsnting woman can ALWAYS make
The wisest Of men toci
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
A CARD.

TINE subscriber having obtained licence
L to practice law, he will attend the
Court. of Charles and Prince George
Counties, Md. the Alexandria Court and
the Superior and Inferior Courts oil Prince
William county. Va. Collections tor suit
or otherwise will be promptly attended to,
end conveyancing of every description ex-
ecuted with accuracy at his oitflce. on the
east side of FaiHax ST. second door south
of Prince street.
oGt. &c
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09

Prince Charlie, Edwnrd &uort', STord
Yhe Montreal Herald has the following
notice OF the discovery OF this sword IN
Canada:
This is the sword which was uesheath-
ed when the Prince landed on The western
coast of Scotland to rally the Chiefs and
their Clans 10 fight for the Kingdom OF his
Anoestors--and this is the sword which
was un.heathed on the plains OF CulIo-
den, where his fate and fortunes were Ior-
ever decided On the Princes retrea, from
Culloden, he took shelter 10 a peasants
house, and being holly pursued 10y the
Cavalry, made bis escape by window,
leaving his sword and spurs behind hIm
The sword was carefully preserved as
sacred relic 1t was traced by McNab OF
McNab, in the township of Lochiel, Glen
gary U. c. where it was found IN the
possession OF respectable settler, Mr.
McNsughton, who with his predecessors
we're tenant. OF the MeNab family.
McNab's ancestors were warm supper
ters of the Stuart family, and oy their un'
fortunate attachment TO Prince Chsrles IN
AS, lost their right TO considerable es-
tates. The sword is now IN tue posses
sion of McNab of McNab, and we under
stand that it is the intention OF the Chief
to present it TO His Majesty George the
Fourth
Glrngary. Dec. %, 1922.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
To Rent.

To Rent.
The subscriber wishes TO rent
:TTa for one or more years, his whari
sss and warehouse. The warehouse
80 Is 3 stories high, fire proof, anh
having every convenience Tor an extensive
business. The wharf is ITO feet IN length
and 40 in breadth, and has water OF suf''
cient depth Tor the largest vessels.
JONAH THOMPSON:
aug Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
TO Rent,

aa.us THE large brick warehouse re.
4.F Gently occupied by MessIs. a 4
VIE A. n. Adams as grocery, ship
&sas:- cbandlery. and pant store; Tor
WHICH, or The reception OF gram. being 'ni'
the diately on the wharf, there can lie no
better situation The rent will be mode.
rate, and possession gwen on the lst OF
Octo Der,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
ALSO.
To Rent,

sxy-s A brick dvellne house on Hen
TIT ry, be yeen Prince and Duke-:ts.
gsssss calculated tol small iamIly-
H. Immediate possession viii be
given. Apply to
VIM. FOWLE T. Co.
au9 90
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
% Dollars Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber on
II Sunday, the Sd of November,
black man named
WILL,
about FIVE feet or 6 inches high, between
4Oand As years Of age, had on when he
went away, white round. about and black
,rowsers. of tniIIed country cloth. He has
lost two Of his front teeth, has down
look when spoken to, and scar on bis
nose. He lived few years ago, with Mr.
WIN. McCarty, in Lo1doun county.
MI win give the above Reward Tor
securing said Negro IN anyjall and all
reasonable charges paid If brought home.
GERARD MASON.
Prince William County, IVA dec FL tt
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
WILL be sold on the premise, FOR
w cash on Saturday, he

For Sale,
A THELAND & HOUSE on Stump
SnA Kill, lately owned by Mr.. Nor
Rsss ton, being about TWENTY OhF
49, ACRES well enclosed; on the lit
tie river turnpike road, 2 miles iron Alex
andria The garden contains many vaira.
bic shrubs. vines, and iruil tree. The
situation is handsome and healthy.
Possession may he had immediately
The time of payment will be reasonably
extended to suit the purchaser.
WM. CRANCH.
March IL, Iawlf.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
EDUCATION,

MIR. W. MORRISON respectfully IN
I've forms the citizens OF Aielandrr
that his school will be opened in MS roon
al the n. E. corner oil King and Columbt
streets. on WEDNESDAY the first day
January inst. where he will teach the i''
lowing branches :-Englsh Grammar
Geography. Rhetoric, Philosophy, H'sio'
ry, surveying. and all t:,e branches usua ny
taught in ~ English Grammar School -
His term. OF tuition will be moderate, ano
bis patrons may depead on having The
hest attention paid 10 their children -
Terms made known at The school room
lHr Morrison would likewise solicit the
attention of the young gentlemen OF tins
city TO Rs instruction in
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
UarPU

is a fellow about 5 feet or 3 inches high,
rather Iighl color Though not nul ttto). 90
years old, very stout, well made, tat, round
lace and pleasant features, generally Smiles
or laughs wheE spoken to; he is good
caok
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
Bookkeeping E Pen'nanship.

Mr.. Ms. system OF Bookkeeping in dou-
bic entry, will be found by its votarIes t"
be the most simple and accurate now eI-
tant. and for which reason it has become
the standard in most of the popular towns
in the u. States. His instruction in Fen
manship will he on Rand's new and i'm
proved system, for elegance and dis
patch Of business has rivalled all systems
cow in use. Gentlemen who attend to
book keeping will at the sane time I'M
prove in this important branch.
Hours of tuition, in these branches, from
7 TO Q in the evening. Terms OF tuition
for book keeping 3 dolls; for Penman
ship dollars.
lang 81
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
To Rent.

10 Kent.
.. THE subscriber will rent bis
lTN2 store, on Vowell's wharf to salt
Ssns able person or persons, who will
AA.A purchase his
Stock an Trade.
The terms will be Iberal--be will use his
isflnence TO retain his former customers
the situation is good one either for a
wholesale or retail and commission store
f. CORNING.
dec IQ II
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-01-09
Tue Hundred Dollars
REV ARD
WILL be given for the apprehension

yETILL be given for the apprehension
~ and securing in any Jail SO 'har
get them again, the following named slaves,
the property of Wm. Fl. Fitzhugh, esq. o!
Ravenswcrth, Fairfax county Va.
Nathan
is very black fellow, generally wears
long whiskers; shows remarkably hne
set OF teeth, when laughing he is spare
built, about 25 years OF age, 5 teet, ) or
4 inches high, and when dressed up is
quite seRleel looking fellow. He was
formerly waiter and carriage driver, at
which business he is very smar' and &C.
tive, has frequently been in Baltimore and
Philadelphia,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18

sHEATHING PAPER. LINSEED
OIL, SLAVES. &c.
A CONSTANT supply Of the following kinds OF
n Paper, OF very superior quality, may De h@a
by apply ing 70
f.. w. LAWTON,
Corner Of IVashrnyton Square and Iha"f''
Sfreef.-VK:
Pine sheathing for Copper-sand, sheathih6--
Double and single wrapping, extra sizes-hsntSh
Cap, for Hardware, &c.
ALSO,
10 bLls Waterrnan's Linseed OIL
10000 W. o. HID SLAVES
90 900 CIGARS.
GrOue case superfne LINENS, CHEAP by the
piece yard.
Newport, July IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
Wisreital,eous Artifles.
PHYSfC vs.. MUSIC.

The lady Of county ePoheesry, who, al
though che did not know gan'm from the ace
Of spades yet, from having picked up some
tachoicai phrases, was 'cckoned by the other
ladies Of the ncig ghborh hood, to DO a prod'gious
musical cosnoscenti, and was constantly shew-
ing her taste, by inviting thrommiog and
squaliing evening parties, to tho no small dis.
euie, Of hcr husband, Mr.. Lenh've, who
,hought not any compositions so good as those
Of his own drugs, nor any strains so harmons
ious, ss those produced by his pes,le and NOR
ur aud. after lebo'ing all day for the iaS!i-
so 6ono,' was not in bumos 10 relish, but
rather inclined to be surioited by, such dis
cor dant bars to bis domestic rest; he, there.
fore, concerted a plan with his jou,neyman,
to put fosl close to these meetings accord
ing,y, on Tho evening, after Mrs Leni,ve had
assembled her gOesu, and administered tho
u,us, doss sc t,is,sd n,ofhns aod sNterEben-
eum oil decoeti N Of scuchong, she I'D her diff
hden, and biz hing dsagh'er 10 the piano Tor,
but, alas po Ir Miss Lenitive hed not got hail
Iaroush 90 30 the devil and shake yoarsey,
which mama was, with her usual sGnienee pass.
iug off 10 the seientjfe auditors for valuable
mauuscrip, piece Of the dear delightful Vio,.
n, when honest Label, true to his masters
prescriptions, began 10 play his pat IN he
room below, and so placed his brazen instru'
ment, wherein were veIetian, aod other ingre.
dents equally sso-ifsroa', In state OF sbn!G.
sor, that the fumes ascended In ali; and so
imnrewipe was tho effect Of bis petfo' nance
upon o9fanory faculties, s TO produce the
mos, unpleasant eoosequences-Poor dear
Mrs. Leoi,ive, who was always tremoliogiy
alive to, and disuest at the bare idea OF any
thing that smeIled Of the shop, made an abrupt
endenee into Mysteries, and the party separated
nreHo agifaso, 10 the confu,ioo--severai of
the old ladies left their youthful wigs behind
,hsm, sod ere likely to receive tho visits OF
the spothsca'y, and four nervous drsvghts q
that !, will be long time before Mfs. LEM.
i've will recover The shoSk her feelings have
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
FASHION,

FASHION
We have boen several times mortified aud
disgusied Of late, by the coarse jests which
have found their wsy into many OF he news
papers, respecting a certain article OF dress q.
doptod by tho ladies'. With the Portsmouth
Journal, we think there 10 something very
graceful in the ptesen: fashion among ladies',
Of wearing a simple sash or belt round the
wsist---it sets of handsome shape TO much
advantage, and does something TO psllisie tho
defects OF an uDg aceful one. But then (ssys
the editot) the ms,efial Of which il is made
should be q proper one we cannon sbide
leather strap. Who, on reading Homer's
besuiiful description Of the zone of Venus
would think Of a horse belt ?
from her fragrant bress, the zone unbrscd
With various skill and high embroidery grac'd.
In this was every art and every charm
To win the wsest, and the coolest warm.
Fond love, the gentle vow. the gay desire,
The kind deceit, the still reviving fire,
Persuasive speech, and more persuasive sighs,
Silence that spoke, and eloquence of eyes.
Now, With all possible Difference, we beg
leave to dissent from the wholesale condem-
nation OF the morocco bells that are worn. To
our eyes, they arc at once simple and besoti-
ful. And what Is more, they are substantial
aud economical. And besides, there is no
justice 10 the comparison instituted between
The simple morocco girdle, and the zone of
Venus, rs mentioned by the poet. That was
richly emb' oidered, sod" unbrac'd " withsI---
which clearly shows that II was not designed
for use ioiness, or to add TO the grscefulness Of
the form. With these views, we uustihe la.
dies will con'ioue tho plain morocco belts,
unadoroed by any thing save theis own beau
ry, and simple steel buckle, or gilded clasp,
and alike regardless oftho vu'ga' tests Of sorie
or the poetical comparisons OF others. T. ere
10 one innovation Of the present sesst =. upon
ancient costoms, however, which las, grew
ous'y annoyed us, and which we sIpplicare
IN. ladies' to do away ss soon as possible. We
aIlude TO the fashion of drawing or gathering
the backs and fronts OF their lrocks 10 wrin.
kIe,, exactly alike. This /, the most unbe.
cominy in our view, tha, we ever saw. If
one meets lady, whose head is i'm mersed in
large hat, he cannot, Tor his life, tell whctb-
or she is approaching him by walking ward
or backwards, UnIil no looks under the ha, TO
discover her face IN Y Com .zdv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
B9LL I'D.
By HENRY NEALE.

"Old man, old man. thy locks are grey,
And the winter winds blow cold;
Wby wsnder abroad on thy weary way,
And leave Thy homes warm fold ;"
"'rhe winter winds blow cold, 'tis true.
Aud am old to roam;
hut ltnay wander the wide world through
Ere I shall find my home
" And where do thy children loitcr so long
Have they lett the thus old and forlorn,
10 wander wild heather and hills auong,
While they qcsf from the Ius'y horn r
my children have long since sunk 10 rest.
TO that rest which I would were my own;
have the green turf placed over each breast,
And read each tov'd name on the stone"
"Then haste, to The friends of my youth. oil man,
Who iov'd thee IN days OF yore;
They win warm Thy old blood with the soasaing can,
And sorrow shall chill! 1t 10 more"
IS 70 the friends Of my youth in far dietsnt parts
Over moor, over mount, have sped
But the kind found in their graves. and the hearts
OF the living were cold AS tue dead"
The old mans cheek, az he spake. grew pale;
On the grass green sod he sank,
While the evening sun DER the western vale
Set m,dst the clouds aud vapors dGnk.
On the morrow that snn in the eastern skies
Rose ruddy, and warm. aud bright;
But never again did that old man rise
From the sod which he press'd that night.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
HENRY BOWEN. See'ry.
State of Rhode. | sland, &c.

THE c'ednors Of Berjomsn Marble. Of
Newport. in the County Of Newport, ship.earpenter,
are hereby notified to appear it they sha. fi,,
at the Genersl Assembly. to he holden at South
Kingstosn, on the last Monday of October next, To
shev why his petition tor the benefit Of the
act. entitled "sn act for the reIiefo of msosent debt.
ors," ought not to be granted.
sept 4 HENRY BOWEN, See'ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
State of Rhode. Island. &c.

THE creditors OF Joh1 Yeomans, Of New
port io the county of Newplrtgentleman. are here
by notified to appear. it they shali 6,. at the
General Assembly. TO be holden at souih.kS,gstown,
the last Monday Of October next. TO shew cause
why his petition foe the benefit of the act, entitled
" an &C, for the relief Of lnsovent Debtors" ought
not to be granted
Sept, 4. HENRY BOWEN Sec'rv
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
State of Rhode. Island. &c.

THE creditors of Samuel Place, Of New.
port, IN The county OF Newport lnnholder. here
by notified to appear, II they shall see fit. at the
Geoersl Assembly. to be holden at South. Kings.
town, on the last Monday OF Oc,ob-r rext. 20 shew
why his petition tor the b.nef Of the act, en-
titled an act f,r the relief of in.oivent debtors"
ought not to be granted.
Sept 4. HENRY BowEy. Sss-'y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18

WHisT--The following Is said to be a 70.
Cumberland, as he was playing Of whist, st
the rooms a, Bath, by which no lost g wager
Of 100 oool no, winning one trick. The Dukes
hand consisted Of king, knsvo, nine, and seven
OF .rump', (clubs j ace and king OF dismonds |;
ace, king, queen, and kpsve OF hearts; and
ace, king and queen Of spades. The Duke
leads small trump. Right hsoj ofthe Duke
five small ,rumps, all ,he other cards hearts
and spades. Leh hand Of the Duke, sce,
queen, ten, and eigh' Of uumps; queen, knave,
ten, n'oe, eight, seven, six, Eve, and four Of
disnoods. This hand, alter winning the tir.
trick, leads diamond. The Dukes pst,ne,'s
hand alt iosignfcsn, cards.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
VALUABLE REAL LSIAIk.
FOR S9LE,

run CDLfs
THAT pleasantly situated stsnd for a Public
fouse, situate 10 Portsmouth. about a'iIes
from Newport, With excellent orchard, garden
extensive OUT houses. in thorough repair sI.' about
SIX acres OF land The situation well known. hT-
ing been occupied As public house for many years
Asa three acre lot, on the main road, within
one mile from the state house
Lkewse-sn excellent well finished two story
Dwelling. House, in Howard street, at the south part
of the ,Own, ia perfect repair. aod having large
garden. with an abundant supply Offruit.
Lkewse-two shares in the Portsmouth Woolen
Msnufactory, now in full operation
for particulars relative TO the whole or any part
Of the above property, apply to
HENRY. MOORE.
Newport, Jan Is, 1925.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
POETRY.
TIE RAINBOW.

The sudden storm has passed away.
And the Respondent Lord of Day
Sheds once again his smiling ray
Upon the deepening azure sky;
While on the dark retreating cloud,
Folded Is thick ss sable shroud,
At once the Rsinbows beauties crowd
The heay'n-born Pomp and briiiiancy.
Oh. how the Suns pure lustre gIesms,
IT'S like Religions heavenly beams.
When in descending glory streams
Upon the weeping world bellows
And broken thus, its light appears.
As shining through the vale OF tears,
TiDged with our mortal hopes and fears,
Il takes each shade Of Joy or wo.
E The first pale yellow tint Of light
y trembling Fear, that shrinks from sights
hut deepening To the saffron bright.
Its golden ray betokens Joy,
While Hope assumes the violet hue.
And holy Love, sublime and true,
Is mark'd by that celestial blue.
That knows not earth, nor eartb's alloy.
And meek Humility is seen,
Emb'em'd upon the modest green;
While Reasons calm imperial Dein
Upon the purple tinge rs shed;
And. spuroing cen her wide control,
With light that seems to crown the whole,
The zeal that fires the ardent soul
Burns brightly in the glowing red.
The splendid tints are fsding--gonc
The dazzied eye can trace not ones
II sees the fanny beams alone,
TIA, ia their hueless lustre shine.
And thus when tins vain scene is DER,
And earthly thoughts and passions pour
Their drops upon its light no more,
Religion viii be all Divine
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18
BOARDING HOUSE AND STORE.

THE House and Store formerly occu-
l. pied by Mr. Edward yose, ss boarding
house, &c. situate on packet. or Bsnnisters wharf
il in complete repair, is well calculated for board
ing house, has in front, and is OF the best
stands in town.
Any person who may wish to purchase The above
named property, for further information vii be
pleased to apply 20 the subscriber the premises.
REBECCA V0sE.
I..l.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18

COUCHS, co. cSU.MP77oNS IND .gS7RyL4
THIS and heating bslssm bids fait to rival
a cry medicine heretofore discovered for coughs
aud complaints of the lungs leading To consumption.
and even in seated consumptions i, has lately been
used by many W ia the most surprising success If
cert hcstes from persons of the highest respectable
ity or the great and increasing demand for them nS5
be called proof Of its good effects it is proved =
Scarcely case cf colds. coughs. pain in the side.
diff culty of breathing, want Of sleep arising from de.
bility, or even consumptions but may be relieved 10y
the timely use ofths medicine, Every genuine bot.
tie has .daie'Sons COuga DROPS stamped on it, and
the directions all s'gucd by James .Welisn
These drops generally give esse in most cases OF
coughs. colds, Iffi~uhy of breathing, wheeling,
tightness of the chest consumpuons, and pain the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree.
able and instantaneous, even when the lungs af-
fected.
0jT Be particular, each genuine bottle has
" .f1derscn Cough Drops" stamped "u It and that
each OF the directions signed IN writing BY Ja'nes
-NeiieD--no others are genuine
Pcice, dollar for isrge aud fty cents for small
bottles.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-09-18


SAMUEL W. NINSON.
DRUGGIST AND APO HECARY.
NJ. no, thames STREET,
Who has also tor sale a constant supply of the
best kinds Of
Medicines, Drugs, SIC.
Also sold wholesale and retail by George ". Til.
hnghsst John n. Mason, Providence DR. ribbt,s,
Warwick Benj amin Batemsn. Eas,-Greenwich /,
Daniel Carpenter, uxbridge; David Fsrnum, smith.
field Dr. Briggs, Bristol, Thomas Taylor, Little
Rest Rowse Babcock, Westerly Dr. TiIlinghAst,
Wexford jeremiah Williams, Warren; Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Msss) aud The Post Master at
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