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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
oRRIs TOOTH WASH.

THNIIE ORRIS TOOTH WASH is purely
| Il vegetable preparation, possessing the pro
periies Of cleansing the teeth and mouth. reSior
ing the gums 10 u healthy state, and preventing
any unpleasant taste odour in the mouth, f" heib
er arising from deca, ed teeth, or from n deranged
state of the stomach.
"Sound teeth and white teeth are the most
valuable portions of poor humanity, but how ma
ny neglect the attention necessary for their pre-
servaiion even when surrounded hy all the means
needed Among these we know Of none more
pleasant and etlecua than the Orrls Tooth Wash;
il clcanses aud whicns the teeth, strengthens the
gums, puriiics the mouth and sweetens the breath
We recommend lis use 10 all. young and Old
[Bosion Post.
1.-The Oris Tooth Wash is the best detergent
we ever used on eur enamel. l."-tBosion Tran
script
10 fae PubHc.-Thc concurrent testimony Of
the most eminent Dentists and members Of the
medical faculty in every part Of the Union, rs u
ni,ed in favor of the Ons Tooth Wash
From DR.. Elcazcr Parnly. Dentist.
! have used the "Orris Tooth Wash,' md
having been made acquainted with the various
articles of which il is composed, feel great plea
sure in Recommending j, as an agreeable, whole
some, and efficient wash Cor the mouth.
ELEAZER PARMLCY.
No II Park Place N. Y, Jan 1888.
From n. Dodge. manufactures Of Imitation In
corrup,ble Teeth, aud Surgeon Dentist N. York
Gentlemen Il consider your Orris Tooth Wash
the bcs, in use. wish to keep it constantly on
hand Tor the use Of my patients please sond me
supply. Signed. N. DODGE.
i2S Canal street, New York, July Is, 1893.
The abOse is tor Sale in Nerport, by
II. j. TAYLOR.
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Scaled Proposals.

WILL be received by the subscriber, I'M
w I'll the l4lh day of November next, for
furnishing all the GRANITE that may be
required to build 400 feet Of the Dixie, now
constructing at the North end of Goat Island
the whole amount required being about 730
perches.
The Granite to be furnished in blocks, l.2
feet wide, to vary in height from foot inch
cs, to foot o inches; and TO vary in length
from 4 to g feet ;-I70 perchcs being for the
coping Of the Dixie, must be composed Of pie.
ces feet long. - feet high, and not less
than I 1.2 feet wide. The above Stones
when laid IN THE WALL. will shew a surface
Of I2,200 superficial feet, which $500, being
the surface OF the coping must be rough-hvn-
mcred. The beds, builds and ends Of The
stretchcrs, and the beds, tops and sides Of the
headers, for two feet back from each end, to
be rough. hammered The delivery Of ihet
above Stones to be commenced about the lst
of May, 1889, and to be continued so as TO
supply them as fast AZ may be required for
laying. J. l.. MASON.
Lieut.. U. ). Eng'rs.
Newport II. I. Oct 5, 1893.
O. Publishers Of the Providence Herald,
and Morning Courier, Fall.R,ver Monitor,
Warren Star, aud New Bedford Mercury,
will please give tho above four insertions,and
forward their accounts.
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ITEMS.

Hilbert the mato 0f the unfortunate Pulaski steamer
Is dead al Charleston Of yellow fever.
The New Orleans Bee says that unless some uniortu
nate accidents intervene the excess or the sugar cro
last year win be not less than hogsheads
amount which will render this years product alnios
equal 10 1923.
The sum Of 1866 900 according TO Secretary Dgeow'
Report to the Legislature paid the last year by III.
people Of Massachusetts, ron THE SUPPORT or pAuPGR,
MADE ny IsrEarERAscE !! Let this be remembers.
by the tax payers.
The terms Of fifteen United States Senators will ex
pire with the Congress- the 4,h OF March, 1888
Six Of them opposed to the Administrations seven
its friends, and two conservatives
The dry rot In potatoes is said 10 be the effect of
germ deposited by small ay The remedy Is TO cover
them Immediately being dug, with dry seaweed, sand
or moald.
The crew ofthe United States ship Lexington having
heard of the advancement Of John H. Clarke Esq. their
commander to be post captain in the service subscr
bed 200 among themselves to present u pair OF gold
epaue,tes to Capt. Clark, but they ordered
sea the next day and had opportunity present thS
epaulettes, they enclosed him the money.
EMIoRArIos TO THE WEsr-The Indiana Journa
states that emigration Is pouring into the West thou
sands, aud that hundreds every day passing in
quest of new homes in the great valley of the West
NAvAL-Thc Vandalia sloop Of war, bearing the
broad penant OF Commodore Dallas sailed from Pensa
cola, Sept 22d, for Vera Cruz. The Boston sailed the
leth uh. for Florida. The Concord the ED, for the
North. The Constellation, Ontario, and Natchez, re-
main in port. The frigatc was shortly to leave tor
Boston.
The Commissioners Of the Navy, with the Secretary
l,a..
their annual tour Of inspection to the navy yards.
Business in New Orleans, Oct. 9Th had already hogan
to revive The deserted quays repeoped with tho
returned enigrants To the North. and Remembered
with boxes and bales OF merchandise.
The Macedonian is shortly TO leave Norfolk for the
West Indies as the Nag ship Of Com. Dallas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
THE NonrH EASTERN BouNDARY.-

TIE NORTH EASTERN BOUNDARY
A correspondence between Edward
Kent, the Governor Of Maine, andJ.
Harvey, the Lieut. Governor of New
Brunswick, is published in the Freder-
ickton Sentinel. The Gov. Of Maine
informs the 1t. Governor Of New
Brunswick, that he has appointed three
Commissioners, and a Surveyor, for
the purpose Of ascertaining, by exami-
nation, the actual facts, and the prac-
ticability Of running and locating a due
North line, according to his construc-
tion Of the trcaty--and to obtain topo-
graphical report Of the country, par
ticularly about the North West angle
Of Nova Scotia. The British Lieut..
Governor replies to Gov. Kent in a
very courteous, civil manner, and in
forms him that he shall not interfere
with the mission, so long as it shall be
confined to the purpose stated in his
letter; adding at the same time, that it
will be his imperative duty, not to suf-
fer any Infringement Of the possession
and jurisdiction which Great Britain
holds in the territory in dispute, until
the question Of right is decided.
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G!!I.lk G!!Ik llHIIAa llHAa ~
Real Estates &c. at Auction.

i VIII be sold at Public AUCTION, on Tues
day, he 3oM day Of October inst. at
0O'clock a. IN. on he premises, u far,
Tnot, Me mert fair day,
'ENIlE spacious and commodious Dwelling
l. House now occupied by the subscriber
(ncariy new. fronting on Brond-st 10 feet and
90 feet in the rear-togcther with large
Barn and other ont buldings-an extensive
Garden with fruit trees, ,shrubbery, &c.-Two
good wells of water are on this Estate.
Also, the Estate next south, in good repair,
and suitable for two families, with a Carpon-
ter's shop thereon standing, good well Of
water on the premises, fronting Oh Broad.
street &c fect--l52 rear.
Also,tbe convenient Dwelling IIonsc 'front.'
ing the head of Broad street. pleasantly stu
ated, and good well Of water on the premises.
Also, lot of Land adjoining, being 1870
feet on the old Beach road, aud 40 feet rear
with a good Blacksmith's shop ihereon,and
a complete set Of Blocksnitl,'s tools.
Also, the 3 story Coach Factory and Coach
House attached, directly opposite v,e sub
scribers residence which is well calculated
to alter into Dwelling House al a small ex-
pensc.
Also, ono nice Barouche for 9 horses one
light handsome coach 2 new handsome one
horse Baroucbes, on Elliptic springs one do.
second hand on e springs very good Sc
cond hand Chaiscs 9 new ones do one FIRST
rate 2 horse Sleigh one Box Sleigh de ono
Gig Sleigh do; one light Horse Can aud
Harness also, a quantity Of second hand
Harness, together with quantity ofnnhnish-
ed work such as Dody's, Carriages, Wheels,
a lot of new Wbeelbarrows, &c. &c.
Also. q quantity Of Hay, Straw, Corn, fod-
der, Furniture, &c. &c.
LIVE STOCK
2snc young and well broke gig HORSES.
Also, u valuable cow aud yeagling Calf.
ISAAC STALL.
Oct n. Wm. Lowe, .qucfr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

-
RHODE ISLAND LICENSE LAw.-The Su-
preme Court Of Rhode Island on Tuesday OF
last week, gave their opinion in the case of
the State We. Peckham, in which the defend.
ant had maintained that the Acts Of the Le-
gislature Of that State passed in January and
June last, relating to the licensing and sale
Of wine and spirtuous liquors,are 0nconstitu-
,ional. The Court held that these Acts, be-
ing passedby the Legislature to aid the po
lice Of the several towns in the preservation
of good order and in the prevention of pau
perism, were passed in the exercise Of an
authority which belongs TO the State exclu
sively. II is power, they say, which may
be exercised when necessary, land the Le-
gislatu-e is the only judge of that necessity }
upon all subjects which fall within the sphere
OF State legislation, and which are beyond
the constitutional limits Of the legislation Of
the General Government.
The constitutional provisions relied on by
the counsel for the defendants, which forbid
any State to impose duties on imports, and
give to Congress exclusive power TO regulate
commerce with foreign nations and among
the States, the Court did not consider in.
frnged by these acts. The restraint imposed,
for police purposes, on the seller Of wines
and liquors, after they are imported, they say
cannot be deemed tax upon imports, or a
regulation Of the commerce Of the United
States.
In reply to the argument, that these acts
are an infringement Of the treaty with France,
in which the government binds itself TO ad.
nit the wines Of that country at a stipulated
dLty, the Court held that this stipulation can
not be construed to men that the United
States are bound to require of the States that
the wines so imported shall be admitted to
consumption, without restraint or regulation.
They were, therefore, of the opinion, that the
nets are not inconsistent with any provision
of the Constitution or of any treaty, and that
they are constitutional and the binding law
of the land. Judgment was therefore rem
dered against the defendant. The Provi-
dence Courier, in which paper this opinion is
published, states that the breach of the Ii.
cense law, on which this suit was founded,
was committed for the purpose of trying the
validity Of the law, and that in pursuance Of
this purpose. he will carry the question to the
Court of the u. States.
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Married.,

In this town, Sunday evening last by the Rev Mr.
Howard, Mr.. William Newton, tn Miss Batleheba i
Taber, daughter Of the late Mr. Reuben Taber, all OF this
town.
| Same evening, by the same, Mr. Thomas ID. spooner
to Miss Alice Barker daughter Of Mr. Alexander Barker
all of this town. -
same evening, by the same, Mr. Isanc p. Merritt, o
this town, to Miss Sarah w. Davis, of New Bedford
Mass. -
In New York. on Friday evening last,by the Rev. MIR
Hawkes. Thomas X. Hazard Esq. at this town, to Fran
ces, daughter OF .he late Jonas Minturn, Esq.
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Sale Postponed.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
NEWPORT, sc.-.Neoport, September 2Oih, n
ID. 1893.

lA BY virtue Of an Execution, is
fsTsAtA sued ont Of the Court OF Common
!.!, Pleas.fnr, The County Of Newport.
.R May Term, 1888, to me directed
and delivered, ! will sell ut Public Auction
on the premises to the highest bidder, ON
TUESDAY, the Goth day Of October, ls3e,at
IL o'clock in the forenoon, all the right, title
and interest which Holder Chase had on the
flh day Of April, 1887, at o'clock and ID
minutes in the forenoon, in and 10 certain
lot of land, with dwelling House thereon
standing, situated in Portsmouth,n said couD-
ty, containing about 2 acres, more or less, sad
bounded as follows, viz :--easterly on a high
way, northeYly and westerly on land OF David
Anthony, and soU,herly partly on land OF
Humphrey Chase, and partly on land Of said
Holder Chase.
Also one other lot Of land. situate in said
Portsmouth,, containing about Acres, more
or less, and bounded easterly and westerly
on land of Humphrey Chase, soitherly on
land Of Pclcg lIambIy, northerly partly "n
land of David Antlmhy, and partly on lands
of the said Holder Chase.
| The said Holder having n life estate only
| i'm the last mentioned lot Of land.
II Also-one OK cart, one stove, and D sticks
of hemlock timber.
\ All the above described property, havin
been attached OH On Original Writ.
\ Conditions nj time and place of sale.
Il WM. II. DOUGLAS. ShtriG
The above sale was postponed for want ot
il bidders.
II Sept. 90.
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Notice.

4 have now returned to my Store, in order
TO make close Of my present business, il
possible, before l remove to Middlctown.-l
have made up my mind to make sacrifice
on Goods, and now is the time to purchase.
Il will sell good French Mcrinos, nt s per
yd and very good at 7s6; good Mcrno Cir.
cassans at % cents /; have damaged Calicos
al 4. s, 6 and cents, and lot Of GOODS,
as cheap in proportion.
W.M LLNES TILLEY.
Oct n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

LisxRIA.-A plan is now on foot in New
York, to purchase a vessel nnd present her to q
eomp,ny Of colored men, who are to navigate
her aud u.c her as packet between western
Africa and the United States. These owners are
to make rompsnsation for their ship. by trans
porting emisra,,s from ,hai CIT, 10 Liberia. The
scheme Is warmly recommended.
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RE MOVAL.

STEPnEN y. VARS informs his friend,
- aud the public that he has removed hi.
Blacksmiihing business from his old stand on
Vars vha,r 10 that on Clarke's wbair, formerly
occupied by &. A. Sweet, Esq, whero hs will
be happy 10 receive the orders &C III, old friend.
aud customers, to whom lie returns thanks foI
their past f,,ors, unJ solicts a continuance OF
their pulIonagc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

Tbe-Globe says that the Locofocos will
"die in the last BREACH" and the New York
Evening Post says that they will "de in the
first breach" So il seems that they expect
to die in a pair Of b,eeehes. Some Of them
mast make All important addition to their
wardrobe nt.-L.ouisvlie Jour.
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AUCTIONS.
TO-MOR ROW.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEwroRr, sc.-.Ntrpor, September 20th, H.
ID. 1888.
- BY virtue Of an Execution, is-
fssU sued out Of the Court Of Common
ks Pleas, for the County Of Newport.
sN1A May Term, A. ID. 1888. and to
mo directed and delivered, will sell OF Pub
lie Auction on the premises, to the highest
bidder, on Friday, the nineteenth day OF Oc-
1tober, A. ID. 1898, at Ten o'clock in the tore
noon,-all the right, title and interest, which
Theodore PhinDey. had on the 4th day of
October, A. ID. 1887, at 1-2 past eleven o.
clock, A. NJ. in and 10 a certain 10, Of land
with the dwelling house and other buildings
thereon standing, situate in Newport, and
bounded as follows :-westerly forty two feet
on Thames street, southerly one hundred and
thirty seven feet two inches, on hand Of Nicho-
las Gefffoy soutbcrly one hundred aud thir-
" seven feet two inches, on land Of George
Champlin, and on land Of the heirs Of George
Hazard easterly on land Of Christopher G.
Champlin, eighty six feet ; Dortherly on land
leading into Mary street, seventy feet, with
a privilege in said lane and sixty feet OIL
land late of Christopher Fowler, and sixty
feet on land late Of Samuel &. Hudson, and
sixty feet on land late of WIN. Price, easter
ly on land late Of said Price, seventy feet !;
northerly on Mary street sixty feet; weston
ly on all alley fifty feet; northerly on said
land, seventy two feet more or less. GER
tain lot Of land being the esstwcrdly part of
loi Of land late Christopher Fowlers, bound
ed eastcrly on passage way forty two fee, |;
southerly on on alley leading eos,erly from
Thames street thirty feet; westerly Oh Benz.
II. Altman forty Two feet and noT,hery on
Benjamin Marsh. Jr. thirty feet
All the above desc ribed property having
been attached on an o.iginal Writ.
Conditions at the time and place OF sale.
WM. IL. DOUGLAS, Sheriff.
On
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CLOTH DRESSING
VENTlE subscribers have entered into Co-part
u nership in business, under the firm Of
GO[JLD & DURFEE.

And respectfully inform their friends & the pub
lie that they have rented the Mills in Portsmouth,
belonging 10 s. Clarke, where they will i'ereai,e'
card into rolls, sheep wool Of all grades-sPm
yarn manufacture cloth on shares or contract
Also, color and dress woollen cloths, real indigo
blue, and all other colors-coor and dress g;.r
men,s; color yarn for carpets,& sc, all whicl
shall be done speedily, in the best manner, ant
on the most reasonable terms.
THOMAS GOULD,
IsAAcP L. DURFEE.
N. u. Articles intended to be sehi TO them
NAV be left with Sanford Almy Little Con pfon
Geo. Alny or VIM. Almy, Iiverton,-W
Pcarse J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry, Underwood
Carr, Job Sherman, Edward Stanbope. or Benj
II. Wilbor, ,broad-st'rt. Newport. .-Durlee' Inn
Portsmouth, or at their Mandatory.
Portsmouth, march goth, 1885.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

The 10th Annual Fair Of the American In.
s,itu,e, New York, is now open. "The nun.
bcr and variety Of articles exhibited (says the
Commercially aud in their general arrange.
mcnt for the convenience of inspection. the
present Fair will exceed any thing of the
kind ever seen in this city"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

New YonK CANALs.--The Albany Argus
reports the amount Of tolls received on the
canals of the State of New York the present,
year, at 81 ,0S:'. 500, being on increase Of 30
per cent, on the amount received last year to
the same date. Merchandise shipped from
tide water, 70,297 tons, which is an increase
Of 30 per CT. OF the amount shipped to the
same date last ycnr. The receipt of flour
and grain on the Hudson river is increased
G7 pcr cent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18
BRIGHTON MARKET-Monda Oct. Il
(Reported for the Boston Patriot)

At market 1900 Beef Cattle 800 Stores, $500 sheep
and $50 Swine.
PRicEs-BEEr CATTLE-We quote first quality z so
n""asn,'syo fy o. 80 s., vn1a ana'ty 20 ~
at 2 IS n e.
sroREs-f earrings e9a IA two year old Sle u 90
three year Old Sz2 30.
ShkEr-Formcr prices hardly stained. We quote
lots ut e2, az, s2 l2, 2 33, so, s2, and 3 25.
SwiNE-Iots To pedde were taken MT 6A 4, tor So,ys
and u "a for Bnrrows selected old Barrows "A sows
II. At retail, a sc.
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Notice to Creditors.

vENTIE subscriber having this day received
from John w. Coppin, of Portsmouth,a
cassignmnt of all his effects for the benefit OF
claims against said Ceppin, to present then
within sixty days, or they will be precludcc
from the benefit of said assignment.
ISRAEL +. LAKE, assignee.
Newport, Oct. ). 1888 [OIl.
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Mill Street Academy.

H>HIS school now instructed by Mr.. s
B. NoRLE, will be continued from Mon.
day, the 5th of November. under the superin.
lendence Of Mr.. JOHN WELLS, Graduate
Of Williams College.
The FkMALE DEPARTMENT will also be
|opened at the same time by Miss WELLS.
O. Ample Testimonials os to mental and
other qualifications, will be presented.
Oct IS. 1898
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Notice.

A Ill. those residing in South Kingston, in.
~ debted to the late firm Of Tllley Il lIaz.
ard for goods from their store, will please call
on Wager Wecdem Esq. Cashier cf the
Wakefield Bank and pay, as he has the nc-
counts made out, and is authorised to receipt
for the same, for The late firm Of J.. a. ".
WM. JAMES TILLEY.
Sent II
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DR. yANHAMBERT,s FEMALE

~ KENOVATTNGP PILLS-FTom Uer-
many-An eiiectual remedy for suppression, ir-
regularity, and all cases where nature does no,
have her proper and regular course.
Sold by J. II. Hart, corner Of broadway and
Chambers street aud T.. NJ. Guion, corner Of
Bowery and Grand street, and cerner Of Henry
and Pike streets and by p. Eurnrt. 50 Sixth
avenue, New York. Also, by DR.. u. II. IlAZ
ARD, at The Sign Of the Great Mortar. Newport
ri. March !.
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stP Notice. -6s

THE business of the late firm Of Tilley 4
Hazard must be settled. am unwilling
to put the demands in the hands of an officer
for collection, but shall do It soon, IT eannoi
collect the same without further notice.
WIN. JAMES TiLLEY.
Sent 10
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Kntusof, Ia, or of this port, from New Orleans
for London, arrived at Gravcsend Sept. 18th.
ship Palestine, iiitlcleld, fom New Orleans 70
Liverpool was spoken sept. eth in LAT. ~, long ~
lid. nj Baltimore, 18th inst, schr Eaglc, Wyhc
this port.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-10-18

"Large .9ches from Little Toe Coyns grosr"
(tORNS, CORNS-A An effectual and war.
" ranted cure for Toe Corns, which docs
not faIlto cure in one instance in 100, for sale
by the gross, dozen, or single box, by A. ID.
4 ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton, corner of William
ST.. N. York. Also, by II. Il. HAZARD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar, Newport. ". I.
Price OILY - cents. Dec Is.
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The fever at Charleston had not abated al
the last accounts.
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THIS DAY, Oct. 18th,
.Susstr County. Glass i2,
Capital 9.OO0-Tickets S2a.
Friday, Oct. 10Th,
Literature Lottery, Class ~,
Capital $5000-rickets -.
Monday, Oct. 22d,
.Ne'r Jersey, Glass IL,
Capitals $50, 900, 5000, 5000, $500,
,526 -, 20 Of 900, 90 of 800,
lowest prizes So net.
Tickets $5.
Tuesday, Oct. 2}d,
States Treasury, Glass IL,
Capital 5,C00-Tickels 81.
Wednesday, Oct. 9th,
Consolidated .Ma,yland Lottery, Class 1s,
Capitals $40, 900, 5000, 5000, 20, SO
10 of 800, 10 Of 800, sc sc.
Lowest Prize So net.
Tickets $5.
For Tickets or Shares please apply to
3. d. MOVES,
137 l-2, Ihdmes-st
III orders enclosing Cash or Prize Tick
cts will meet with prompt and confidential
attention if addressed as above.
Oct. lS.
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For Sale,

| A first rate solid mahogany BILLTARD
"A TABLE, having on il one linen and two
fine Broadclo:hs, with two sets Of Balls and
Cues, Maces, &c. &c. Enquire at this Of
fee. Oct II-3w.