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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11

to make it the consequence orpreiudices
arising out of the events Of 1917. 71is
Is rDifdonf truth, and il would be singular
indeed, il true, when other Of his parti-
Fans boastingly felicitate themselves on
all such prsjudices having been long
since extinguishcd even in our own dis.
trict. Il Prince William Freebooter.
While the writers for the Boston Ga.
zette arc renewing the old grievance at
the Louisiana purchase, whereby toe
resources of our Country were augment
ed tenfold, and urging that its acquisition
was unconstitutional, the editor Of the
New York Evening Post, the leading
Federal paper in ". York, is contending
tor share Of the honor of having appro.
bated the ratification Of the Louisiana
treaty. He (the editor Of the Post)
"The whole Federal party Of that day
was not opposed 10 that treaty. In the
Evening Post Of the time, appeared an
editorial article expressing sentiments
and opinions Numerically to the contra
rys which was drawn up with uncommon
care, for it contained from first to last,
the opinions of gen. Hamilton himself,
commuDi ated with emphasis in pre-
vious conversation; and so anxious was
he to have his ideas clearly and precise.
ly expressed, that he called at the Office
and carefully road over the proof sheet OF
the article, before it was put to press /;
withwhich she expressed himself perfect.
" satisfied. This contradiction ought in
justice be made known TO the public at
once"
We hope after this we shall hear no
more OF the unconstitutionality of the
Louisiana purchase; since il is now known
that Alexander Hamilton. the oracle oil
the Federal party Of that day. approved
OF the acquisition Of tina, rich and ierule
territory -a-A- Boston Pct.
Mr.. Daniel Shriver Of Wheeling, Va.
has declined the acceptance of the ep
poiniment, offered TO hin, BY the presi.
dent of the u. s., Of superintendent, Of
the repairs Of the Cumberland road
MIR. Shriver had essentially contributed
to the erection of the road, and laments
its approaching ruin-but declines the
'NPSi'h'S"uShSS vi ia repairs, because
the compensation is so iDconsiderable,
and because the appropriation Of the last
congress is .'too small TO accomplish a
system ofref'airs, calculated 10 perfect a
work of that kind" A large and res
pectable meeting Of the cuizens OF Ohio
county, (col. A. Woods, chairman, and
William ChaPIine, jr. secretary soIici.
ted him to accept, alter he had declined
The appointment. Rich. Eng
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11
A HORRiD ACT.

From The Richmond Enquirer, .1hrR4.
The vile OF captain Hall, one child
SStwo servants were desperately poisoned
in king-and Queen county, on the 18th
of Jan. but by whom, and with what ma
| terials. is still a secret.
fhe cook was getting the breakfast,
for tho family when she was suddenly
seized With a vomiting However, Mrs.
Hall not apprehending any harm, went
forward and finished the cookery and
when done, she give a piece of bread to
a little negro who was minding an infant
in the cradle, and also piece to her old.
est child, about years old and then
sat down to breakfast, herself. She gave
her child cup fcotfee, ana in short
time all three were sick ...d vomiting
This filed Mrs. Hail with the utmos,
horror, believing that they must all die
before any person or relief could be 90.
tanned. The little child, about 9 years
old, died in the eyening-but the rest
obtained assistance and were saved
from the best Information, the cook had
received no sustenance that morning ex..
cept small portion of water. The little
negro at the cradle had only eaten a
small piece OF bread !; the white child had
had piece OF bread, and a cup of coffee;
and Mrs. Hall had but just begun her
| breakiast--and it had similar effect on
each of them Bot the child who died
| had certainly received the greatest pro.
portion inasmuch as the fond mother,
eager TO serve her little prattler, inno-
| Gently poured in the dreadful poison.
What is sill more remarkable is, tina, a
hen eating some OF the yomit quickly
died. Fwo days alter a neighbor visited
the family accompanied by her faithful
dog. The dog finding some of tho
bread which had been cast Out Of the
doors, ate of it, was taken sick, returned
home, seized with vomiting and died the
same day. Three hens and two turkeys
ate OF tho dogs vornit, and died, Blu,
| there is another circumstance, perha ps
more remarkable than any Of the st.
The hens were thrown over the fence,
and or 10 days after were found by a
sow, belonging to Mrs. Smith. The
SOW ate one, was taken with vomiting,
retired to bed, and lay in stupor for some
days. However strange these things
may appear TO some, they are too
well known to be doubted in the neigh.
borhood where they took place, and are
we'll known by the writer. There have
been various conjeclures as to the wretch
who committed this enormity but he is
known only 10 the Ruler of the Universe.
The number OF horses in France, IN
I8l4,accordiDg to Montalive,. was 1903.
200. The number in England, at the
same time according to Montverant, was
Is9lS,345, Of which 618,345 we're for
purposes Of luxury, or, IN the language Of
political economists, not engaged in pro.
ductiVe lsbouT. The number in the
state Of New York, according to Mr..
Goodsnew's estimate for 18Il,is 100000.
sM Y Evening Post.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-11

Extract Of "a letter received in Baltimore,
dated Port ar Prince, ooh March.
III found on my arrival here, the mar
ket much better than anticipated, and
have sold most of my -four at IL St4
not more than $50 barrels remaining
in firs, hands, 100 Of which belong 10 nv
cargo, and should there be no arrivals
tor three or tour days expect to obtain
BIC for it," -
Captain Sssds at Providence from Lis.
bon, left the latter port on the Esd Feb,
ruary' He states that owing % the prob
ability OF war, business had become al.
mos; stagnaDt at Lisbon
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

loa E-skine. who was himself q Atfi ge 'l' ....e
Htati1n o. Ms rcuatEyr NV u spcakef anr.
aftss the fashion "a y0ar pafiisils, '.. I've
uen, who make u q poiut i0 Wuih 49,. r,..
into am artificial heat the moment ihtl ,t
session Of the hg0F. whatever LAY le
liect TIE nnruare w W. Pinklty lQfa s.
u bio that of Lord Eraklnc. Tits reaa1nih- ..l.
as forcible-hut be abounds mere n vs.
lawyers eau aeParlirs.
FSiurs this uas written, ths giant has corr ~.
n Pc giant tn lBe households of Ieath - hf .f
hse nfhis Z ear hear ,stle dusi ~ nis migh 49,
sleep uHuistuibrd have looked owes Y" .t
have saidi hut eannot alter On. hnsh M .-
w sgii tie aEles ~ such nen unv ilHg ns lll w
aul nnt my nand 0poa tie fali tHt sifuuas Aii. -
al a. snauiafed lanits.-s SCI n'ust ca H-
have aHtirp IVY htfu. Eas written in Luln wv"
nc imeFi, uhlie he was lurainE it uref aa At
frnpol afirs end urfe tohni cot tsat 60 he"s's
tHsHnoHY ssnald FeHain upnn reCnrt. CIV rrh wv
appral lna when ! am where DE- n aaiaifh ti-n
assignment iusilensr rs ffisnds. arc ury iiAi i1'-
hinl wcald make bim pumethire ulofs DIAN . Eiaa1
man his enemies thiug less. !. Who tass bs.a
neter Tvs u nd nor wv curuy have told tla tfull-
NJ other man has have never heard he WAAt
spoken 81 hm-i never saw tie uBih wife" ~
him. Mr.. Nai4h. In his mDiesfy- Aau thg AlHuntss
10 manufacture RscHption-undef ciicumsiahe' ~
-Ehi~h lhe baltimore bar vii not soon l2igt.-
WHEREIN IT, seems 70 nave NNWH1fAf9 AAh NAN f'~
rouaTY--in VgIde u uanaaniua --insppfopti sNa
indiSrrmInate prANr. Paul Alien rec mast tass w
hrs chararter--and what old Ne missed atnn.i
every distinguishing ieatuie Of iliam Finknsy
rhaneteg--anr D obi we'd a hraurfIl poem instead
0f graphical sketch Twenty otnefs haze dnns
tive same tHng thur hi'raa " cops Ing from iJt-
they nave copied ffom each othFr--and ihe pahlc
n then wisdom. becas~e 81 these pictures sesan-
bic e1ch otisr-Iake u ior granted thar hey AlHsE
fesr nh' him-
Yes have tnld The tTu,h-but woUld h'ci y
nui-l would VI this moment. IN tenderness END ruI1-
passinn % them that ifemble- when his meme rs
irfevpTpbdy --veie " not--Iu MY ohui-
on--the duy Ga every man fhal lover tit lising
spirit Of our counug--to caoion ouf young speak
ers against lhc eisguSncg ~ Piukgev M owe same
time that be- lis up TINS voice with hat ot he wlse
snd delihefafe-in praise 81 lbs greatness - hu-
yer his learning Bis industry, his untifing aNA
tioR and calls nron them 70 femsmhef thaf--and
DFostFate themselves before hin--but 10 beware a.
lss style Nj e.oEaugn-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28
LOST,

A RED morocco POCKET BOOK, between
n Joseph Pillsbury's aud Levi Booihhv's,
in Scarborough, on The 4th inst.-containing
Notes aud other papers, with about fourteen
dollars in Bank Bills. Whoever will return
said Pocket Book and papers, shall be entitled
to the Bank Bills.
Furthermore. the subscriber doth hereby
forbid all persons purchasing any Note or
Notes Of hand, signed 70 him. ualess they are
endorsed by his hand, as such Note or Notes
have been lost. ALVAN BACON.
Scarborough, Oct. 18th, 1923.
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-. s,.bxcrihers having been appointed Con-
IN = ...,o.ees. by the Hon. Barrett Potter. Judge
- re County Of CumbeElsad. 70 receive
sfProoas. - claims Of the several creditors 10
sss exan'1Ss prrHARD PICKETT. late Of Port.
'' al. a c.as's ssss.ss e, ,sP 81 sos:
insosen1 ~ N Ocfobet current are allowed "a
9 = ~ 81 s'asas = ,ssl. claims "s, . ~ p,o.
g. EC (. ~, Tos sIDss ! s. r r.
- Pof1sne' - ,sxr. fIzm ~ osisck 4. NJ. 10
f.nuary arc GEO. BRADBURY.
=. sslock r - Woodbury. SToRER.
...,.a Oct. y 81
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DENTIST.
"NOTICE.

THE ProprietOrs Of the Portland Nonumen,
Ground are hereby notified that their an
nual meeting will be held on TUESDAY, the
7th day Of November next, al o. clock, p. NJ.
at the house Of Capt. LENUEL Moody.
ENoCH MOODY, PrOP'rs Clerk.
Oct. 81. 1923.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

Dr. Lcttscm's manner Or signing It's pres
cripii0ns. "a Lettsom," gave birth To ilie loi-
owing with which The doctor himself II said
TO have been highly amused. and which
nav therefore, De introduced, to ths credit &
lis great good humour.-
When rstienTs sad 10 ms apply
| physics. heeds and swram en-
n after II, they choose q tie.
What's gh1G ID me '--I LTlg s-4
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

--AMoHG WHICH ARE
Fine French LADIES' CLOTHS, fashionable
colors and mixtures, a large assortment Of com
mon do. blue, blk drab and mix'd LONDON
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, some of which
are OF very superior quality, together with al
elegant assortment of middling PRED, which
viii be sold, great bargains by the piece or less
quantity, Scotch and Tartan PLAIDS, FLAN-
NELS, BOOKINGS, SATINETTS, BOMBA-
ZETTS, CAMBLETS, CASHMERE and Imi-
taton MERINo SHAWLS, nice Merino long
SHAWLS, CAROLINE PLAIDS, GINGHAMS.
kgured and plain Nankin and Canton GRAPES,
Concans LUSTRES, superior Italian and twild
Levantine SILKS, black and white Lutte
STRINGS, SARSNETS, Italian GRAPES, silk
and tabby VELVETS, imitation, figured, book
and Swiss MUSLINS, imitation muslin HAND
kERCHlEFS, from Is Sd. to As. CORDED
CAMBRIA, blk and white silk HOSE, worsted
do. hgd silk and superior London VESTINGS,
hgd RATTfNETTS, British COTTONS, LIZ.
EMS, DIMOTIES, CALICOES, CAMBRICS, g.
n, 8 and l04 linen DAMASK, FURNTTURES.
gentlemen's and ladies' silk, beaver and kid
GLOVES, guilt coat BUTTONS, sewing SILK,
BUCkRAM, BROWN HOLLAND, &c. lie.
ALSO
10 Bales of Domestic Sheetings and Shirtings
2 do. of tiekings-clOths for carriage Innings.
&c &c. with many other articles which viii Be
sold for cash at prices unusually low, at
No. s, Mussey's Row. .MiddL-Strset.
October A. If
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philadelphia s. Portland
REGULAR PICKET

SCHOONER ARETAS,
~ EBESEEER PRINCE, master, will
A4M ontIn1s to ply a. a regular Pack
between Philadelphia and
POrtIsnd--Ali freight and orders respecting
shipments TO and from Phladelphia left with
ATWOOD & QUINCY, Exehangs-Strcet.
will be duly attended 70. Sept. 80.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1823-10-28

JOHN A. PARKER,
LATE OF TIE FIRM OF N. CRAM, & Co.
P OR T L a Nd,
HAS established himself as a GROCER Z
A A. COMMISSION AGENT, at No %, East
side CoESrIEs' SLIP, NEw-YoRK.
Freights and Charters obtained
by him, and vessels supplied with every thing
wanted for voyage.
New-York, Oct. 1923.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-21
PsIsrEp Asp PusLIsHsB sY

PsIBrIp ANB pUsLIsHsB
WILLLf.H SLH0.NS,
rpIsTER or TuE LAWS or THs UsITTBsTATIs.
.....-
Term. of ths Republican.
Two dollars year--one half an sdvaace.
Price o, .idversIs'ng.
one dollar and fifty cents square, for three weeks
sndtwsnty-6ve cents Tor each publication after
saaller ones in the same proportion
O. Advertisements will be continued hH forbidden,
unless the term of continuance be specified.
LJJob Work satisfactorily executed.
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FRENCH SCHOOL.

III No. $50, 1hostes.ssreef, Jo,merty oscahisd
by Mr.. Samuel IIate.
1rHE subscriber, having been disabled by
4 fall, intends 10 open q school, Tor 10
suuc'ine the French ishGuags. From cit
cnms,snces cf a peculiar nature, br Is induced
,o p oppose opening his school, Tor the adrois-
sim Of SCHOLARS, the iwo FIRST months, g ats !;
sad particular lessoos giveo 81 the residence
of pupils, one mon'h, g'siis. Ho Is well
knoyn TO many in this place, and pa',ieulsf
uIrenee j. given TO NJ GsPyRor, With
whom he has resided for several months, and
where he may now be seen, or a, The hotel OF
Mr.. TowDsend.
The school will commence fhis dsy,)
June 2'--hours Of tuition, from 3 80 IL, An.
Tor gentlemen, end lGom q. 5, p, n, Tor 10.
dies.
p. DUBOYS.
NJ 3. Mr.. D. will also give instruction 10
tn. Lsun Language, II required.
June as
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Nezc Publications.
JAMES HAMMOND,


Has .Jdr SAFE az his Dry Goods aud BOos
Store,
Quentin Durward, by the author Of Wa.
vedy, . vols. 2 dolls,
Military Journal, during the American
Revolutionary War, from i775 to 1883,
wnh historical tse's and snee eGolts, by
James Tnaoher, NJ ID. late sur.
-r geoo OF 'he Ameresn Army,
vol. dolls.
The Wilderness, or B,addock's Times,
stale OF the West, . vols. . dolls.
The Steam Boat, by the author Of "An-
psis Of the PARISH" ! vol. rs cts.
The Trials of Margaret Iyndssy, by
The aeitot of " Ligh,s snd Shsdows Of
Scouisb Lite" ! vol. ! dol.
The 1rMellt.'s Guide, or Pocket Gaz-
es,ssr, oi ne U. S,.,e.. by J. and X. &.
Morse, vol. las cts.
'. ALSO,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Classical, AID all o:her kinds III general
Writing and Letter paper, of various
KINDS. with gcneaI variety of
STATIONARY,
and other s'icies, such as ute usually TO 5e
found in .
BOOK- STORE,
POGO rolls ol French and American
PAPER HANClNGS.
Newpnrt, July 2, 1925
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ind possession .givea .mnmdiafely,
DARi of the house OF the so6>Crlber
l. pleasantly situated in Mill street. At the cor.
ner Of sprng .street-hs'nS convenien, yard. gar
den. well of good water, ain WAGER cisletn, wood
house, &c. A larger or smaller part Of said house
viii be let either furnished not. may suit the
applicant. For particulars, apply 10
ELiZ BURLiNC HAM
N. B. Mrs. BuaLIN0HAN keeps Constantly Tor
safe, an assoruaen, ot genuine G'occrIes, I.ocse'
ry, SC
Newport june 49,
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Paper Hansings.
JOD SHEkA.tN.

HdS jRt N"ce!Cfd,
ENERAL hundred kolS Of french
~ and American PAYER HANoiNCs and Boa
psss. some Of them bought at sucuons
.8LSO--In addition to his extensive assortment oi
DRY GOOD, and Groceries, he has jnst received
some seagonable articles from Boston.
LiHEFISR-Merino aud silk plaid Hsndker.
chiefs stout Russia Daners "a vide Tor l2S cts
yard narrow do Of Various kinds Oil cloths sone
vide india straw Carpe,ings OF q stout knd Ia
yard wide handsome Umbrellas and variety ot
other svticlcs too numerous to mention in an suver-
tisement.
Newport, S0th oT 4th mo
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CHARTS, sc.
Nm II RHJHBONE

WK. II. Rf7HBOWE,
uAS Just received and Offers for sale, at his store
i head Of PGek,! H6arE new Chart. extending
from kew.Sork TO Hasana improved by goverhm,n nj
Surveys in 1920. with general assortment Of charts
Of the latest surveys Bowdeb's ns,ig,,ors sab rd'.
uon An,ssican Coast Pilots i0th editlun; Nautical
Ainsnsoks foe the years 1922 aud 1923 seameas'
daily Assstani---with complete assortment AZ Nau
teal ilns,rumems-ietter Writing. log aud wrapping
Papcr-,suis shd Ink Powder. f.e
.dso. general assortment Of Hsrdssrr, Cutlery,
Cordage and Ship Chsndlery.
Just received. 80 casks cur Nails, assorted sizes
so thousand Bricks-20 doz Tie.
CT Cordsge aud Cables made - order. and YES.
sells furnished with every article Tor oor and short
voyages. .}qggst ID
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NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanron,

Hgent 10 L. HatI01O4y,
TT As just received complete assoIt-
4 l. ment OF Nens, Youths and Cbi,drens HATS,
and as they made by the best wofkmen eSprcs''
tg for the market, hey ate Warranted good. sno hY
ing been pur rchased With CsSb--lnd paying 10 du-
ties or profits in Providence, they can be afforded
much cheaper than Hats which do rot come dreei
II on, hsI York
Mems issnionsble oval, bel, and strp, crowns ;
Yodths aud Children fancy hats Mems wide brns !;
two svere0 si,d Siided one case fine Castors
making variety OF every kind nsDrly wanted. arc
now opening aud for sale at the book aud Hat slore
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Auction and Commission
Store.

iii he fire .hroOf Briek Sore, 40. S, Market.
Sgacre.
A IL business in the above line, will meet with
n every facility aud prompt attention; and all
fa,ors gratefully scknow leigedb
HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Nov. 90,
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VHLUHBLE REAL ESTA1E.
rDD JYE

a = II
For S3IE,
THAT pleasantly situated. stand for a Public
House, situate in Portsmouth. about miles
from Newport, with an excellent orchard. garden
exclusive oul houses, in tho,ough repair and about
six acres Of land The situation Is well kOown, hsv-
ing been occupied as public house for many years
-ilsa-a three acre lot, on the main road, within
mile from the state house
Lke%iss--an excellent we'll finished two story
Dwelling House, In Howard street, at the south part
Of the town, in perfect repair and having large
garden with abundant supply Of fruit.
LkeIsiss-tso shares in the Portsmouth, Woolen
Nanutsctory. now in full operation
FOR particulars relative to The whole or any part
q the soo'e property, sppy TO ..
HENRY MOORE.
Newport, Jan Is. 1928
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The most valuable medicine ever in use

ne most ViluaOle neulClHG ever III use.
for
C0UCRS, COwSUJfPTi0NS .B.n.D 4STN .,i}
'y'hls new and healing baissm bids fair 10 rival cv
cry medicine heretofore discovetod tor coughs
and complaints Of the lungs leading to oonsump,.on
snd ia seated consumptiohs II has lately been
used by many with the most surprising c,iccess. Ii
certificate. from persons OF the highest respectable
iy the g'est and increasing demand for ,beu, may
DE called proof Of It's good Elects il is proved
ssGsocly ease of colds. coughs, PAIN In the side
diff soty Of breathing want OF sleep arising from lie:
biity. nsen consunp,ons. but may be relieved by
the limeiy use ofthis medicine, Every genuine bot,
tie has .dt,isrsons Cough DropS stamped on it, and
the diree,ions all sIgued by James .HsHen
These drops generally give ease in mos, cases Of
coughs. colds, diihoul'y Of breathing, Wheeling,
,ghotsS of the chest, consumplon,, and pa,h the
side The aged will experience relief equally agree
abie and instantaneous, even when the lungs at
tec,ed
G ! Be particular. a, each genuine bottle has
".iharv sons Csngh Drops," stamped on i. and that
each o the directions signed IN writing by JGnes
.Keiica mo others ace g'nuine
Price. dollar for large. and ffy eeniS for small
bottles.
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FRESH SUMNER GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,

Will his DAY UPtN,
A general assortment Of fresl, imported
y staple rnd is"cy DRy GooDs. lsciecled ailh
particular care)
AMoEC THEM ARE:
case black Canton Grapes, (6rst chop)
csse heavy Irish linens, pat up IN ! pieces;
lot superb olive ground prints
Tito blue cslicoes nghsm and csmbric dres.
ses muslins csmbrics. shawls, fancy hsndserchiefs
zcphyrs aud zeliss, black lavantns ~orsted cotton
SHd silk hosiery blue nankins, d,nliiy, jeans. drill.
logs, elegant parssols, umbrellas. ribbons. twiild
lombazet,s, shirtings, ladies belts a new article,
Thinning tapes, &c. &c &c.
ALSO,
few more OF those cheap LEGNORNS-an Of
which will be sold lower than have yet been offered
IN town this spring Those who call shall not be
Ill. appointed IN the prices May 81.
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Paper HANGING.

Several hundred to.s tor rooms and window cur
aims some rsry IO'o prced-In the course o! this
week. large quantity OF most elegant Papers, with
,nalch Borders, wiil be offered for sale.
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School Books Of every kind in use ; family Dbles
with plates Writing and letter Psper, sehmcrs and
blank Account, and childFers picture books will be
furnished At moderate prices.
April co.
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CT The 0Lore Med ene ~ for .die By
SAMUEL W. NINSON,

UNObUIo MD WV HEC NM.
NJ. 40, THAMES STREET,
Who has also tor sale constant supply Of the
best kinds of
Mcdicinc:, Draqs. &c.
Also sold wholesale aud retail, by George n. Til,
lmghast John Il, Mason, Providence, Dr. Tibbi,ts,
Wsr.ick BENJAMIN Baleh'sn, EsstGreenwich :
Dlniei Capemer, Uxbrdgei David Farrun. smnh
field DR. Briggs, Bristol; Thomas 5 Taylor, Little
Rest, .ossc Dabcocg, Westerly DIR Tilimgbas;.
Wexford Jeremiah Williams. Warren Daniel
Brewer. Taunton, (Msss) and the Posi-. Master a
s,st.rsyille. May 81 1923
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-21
UNION FACTORY.
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INDIGO BiUE.
THE subscribers respectfully inforns their
friends and the puniic, that they nave estsb.
ished the irdgo blue Dying, and have employed
all experienced worklnan at The cOorng and finish
ing Wooi.eu goods of al descriptions will be fin.
isrd in lh- hestsst manner, on the most reasonable
ierus.
WOOL CARDING.
Woo! OF all graoes earded into rolls in the best
manner. They eontinie to manufacture wool on
shares os by contract, rs rnsybeSt suit their en-
plcyers
The following perscns viii receive and forward
any Articles intended for the Union Factory.
EDWARD STANiUPE, aud
ROBERT u & FRANCIS CARR, Iepbs-f.
GEORGE LAWTON, Tiu~rfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Brisrot Ferry
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance Of their Il
YOURS. JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LhwTOH
Portsmouth. June IL.