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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

THE AFFEcTIoNATE SOLDIER.

AiiAS <hH In - oOASA>A~A>s
TWAS 10 the evening Of wintry day.
When iafe returning from long campaign,
Allen DER toiled and weary With the way,
Came home to Zee his Sally once again.
His bstter'd arms he csreIesly threw down,
And view'd his Sally with enJapur'd eyes,
Bot fhe receiv'd him with modeR frown
She knew NOT Allen in his rough difgsile.
He bair was knotted and his beard unfh orr,
His tsttesd 'costrsments about him hong;
A tear Of pIesfure did each cheek adorn,
And blefipgs fell in torrents from bic tongue.
Am 70 slter'd by this cruel trade,
That you your faithful Allen have forgotf
Oris yosr heart unto another Afay'd
Ah lwhy eicsp'd from the murd'ring hot
When tbus he fpskc, her wonted color Aed.
She rem and funk upon her Aliens breaf,
An pale awhile. fhe look'd like one that's dead,
He kifs'd, he breath'd and all her loves con-
feis'd.
Yes, my delifht---tho' alter'd ss thou art.
Reduced by hopea courage TO this fate.
Thou arr the golden tresfpre of my heart.
My lons-IoA huiband and my wifh'd tor
mate
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

venient veil 6nifhed Dwelling Hosfe. Cheefe
Houfe. Crib, Barn. Chaife- HOMIE, and oshe /.
neceiIary buildings thereon an excellent Or.
chard Of esgrafted and wilding fruit, whict
makes from 90 TO 90 barrels of Cyd-f yearly
very we'll fheItered with large trees and beau
tifni Garden. II Is unnecriiary TO ceicribe ,hf
soodnefs Of the foil. a. il 10 well known e.
Be equal il not Hyperion to any on this Iaand.
with one of tho FRA privileges Of manare from
sbc Beach adjoining "a beautiful pond below
&c orchard, where fine perch and other FIN are
taken in great abundance, and in the feafon o.
1t. the fneR ihooting Of iea fo~l Of almoR every
deicriPtion ; The whole lying hesatifulIy to thr
fun. The grea,eR part Of faid Farm being nov
Ia meadow land, that will average two tons OF
hay 10 the acre the remainder fuitable for bar
ley &c. The sbove effste IL well fenced, in fu;t-
able divifons, with the beft Of Rome vail. An
indifps,able title will be given, and the terms
made eafy.-Apply to.
NICHOLAS P. EASTON.
on the pfemifes.
Newport, Oeiober Q, 1900.
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G. O O y S,

And fhortly expects an additional fapply.-
Thofe who msy be difpofed to favor her With
their cufom, may depend upon having every
article in her line of bu6nefs, on as reafonabls
erms ar can be purchAfed in the State. The
msileft favor gratefully acknowledged.
Newport. Od. o. lSoy.
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Sl4IL.MAKINC.

THE fubicribcrs having entered into partner
L hip, under the firm Of
Dunham and Spooner,
hereby inform the Public. that they carry on the
Sail. Making buGneis, in its various branches,
at sheiNSsil Loft, on the wharf Of the late Gen.
John Malbone, at the South part Of the town.
Thofe who may favor them with their cuifom.
may depend on punttaality and difpatch. All
favors viii be gratefully acknowledged, by
CHARLES c. DUNHAM,
WING SPOONER. I'D.
Newport April 4. 1904. 7otf.
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Elizabeth Tillinghaff,
Ne u9-96amf,-Sfr<st,

Ne II9-qbamss-Sfreef,
ID ESPECTFULLY-i informs the public, and
N her friends 10 particular. that fhe intends
10 follow the fame line Of buGnefs Of her late de
ceaied hsfband, in tie plea6ng hope, that with
the aid Of fympathizing and gsnsfous public,
fhe fhaIl be enabled to rapport aud edscats her
nsmerous family of young children. This im.
portsnt dury, Gnce the death of beloved huff
band Having devolved upon her, fhe earne6ly 70
licis the patronage of the friends of the Hidssv
and fbt FsfboisG."
She has on hand a judicious felettion o
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3eAs q. Js1sssuA, 4 DO.

4shs q. 5snnesnA, + %. !
Az their Store No. ra3 Thames Street, front
Of Cspt. James Pcry's. offer for Sale
handfome sGornent of
Fancy e Staple Goods,
Ssifed 10 tie Sre,ss. .aubitb f5ey are dsnymiseS
10 SfH1 low az can be bsyebslflb In NtaD-
AMONG WHICH ARE,
Excellent Dstch BroadF French Lsces,
Cloth, Laced Silk Sleeves and
BeR fpperfne EngIih, EngIfh Silk Gloves.
blue, black, and mix. White and chintz Erin.
do. eo.
Second, middling, andwhite and Colored
low priced do. Bed Lace,
SsPer. and other Csai-Very 6oe India Book &
reres, Null Mu1ins.
Very fine white flannel. Extra Ioug and habit
Yellow, blue. black, red Kid Gloves,
and green 6snnels, Mems white and black
Baizes and errges. Silk Gloves,
Costiugs & Fearnopsh and Ensliih Di-
lnlh Linnens and Shirt apsr,
Cotfons, S-4 ard 6 4 EngIifh Di-
Velyets and Patent spcr, for table-cloths,
Worried Cord. 81 elegant Satin,
Patent Cord and other Dzmsik ShswIs
WaiRcoating, CameIs Hair do.
Blankets from Ga toRnglifh LuteNring,.
Ii-4fhs. Umbrcllas, &c. &c.
Newport. Jansary I. 1906,
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Mrs. Doubleday,

ID ESPECTFULLY informs her friends and
N former cu9omep. that fhe has removed
from No. IS Thames Street, to No. is Long
Wharf, near the Theate; where thofe who
may pleafe to favor her with their catfom may
depend on good accommodation. She earneit
Iy foiicits the patronage Of the public. with al.
fsrances on her part os every exertion to Pleaie.
The fnalle6 iayor gratefully received, and dolly
acknowledgcd.
k<ssAsrf, IAs. a, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

Benjamin +. Chandler
rs Opening At his Shop No. 9. Cheap Side
1 Providence, directly oppo6te the Roger VII
fismf Bank. large sGortnent of
Ingram e Seofeb Floor Carpefinss,
which will be fold a. cheap a. can be purchafed
in the State. Alfo. large aGornent of
Dry GooDs,
lower than ufusl.
Auyaa 40. Nv.
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TMPLATE WORKER.

NATHANIEL MASON,
ReiYsafsil, iv/s,ms biz /,txdf ard fbf Ssbht.
THAT he carries on the bcEnefs Of TIN.
i PLATE WORKER. a his mop. No. III,
Thsmes-Ssseet. Where may oc had sll kinds
Of TIN.WARE, wholefale or retail, ~ cheap
- can be purchafed 10 the State. --ConRsnt at.
tendance. and the fmallea favors acknowledged.
Stops- Piper either Of Tin or Sbeet-Ir-
on, made a, the fhornA notice.
- Cath given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport, Dec. nth. 1906.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, thar there are q
IN number Of Small Children TO be houod
ost.-Terms may be known. BY applying to
either of th- SnbfcTibers.
ROBERT TAYLOR I
JOHN TILLlNGHAST, Osfyff"
JOB TOWNSEND. %f"er'S''
Newport, Jan. 10Th. 1906.
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Engraving on Stone.
ELISHA SMITH inn.

10 ESPECTFULLY informs the public that
IN he has taken the Yard lately occapied BY
Mr.. Henry Bril-, where he carries on the Stone
Cutting buduefs. in all its varioss brsnches.--
Thofc who favor him with their employ may
depend upon having their work executed with
neatnef' and difpatch.
Ne4stsrf, AsR. 10. II
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FOR SALE--A(LOT OF LAND,
i YING and being in that part Of Newport
- called Newtowp. near Mr.. Record Hcath's.
ALSO
A Dwelling Hoste and Shop. near the Red
Market. For further particulars enquire Of
SPENCER HALL,
Near the Red Ma,1ts.
December z6. 1906. z
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a Ii pesfoSs. having any demands sssinft
"A the ERase of STEPHEN PECKHAM.
late OF Middletown. decealed. ssc requeAed to
exhibit the iane to tty> Subfcribcf ios festle-
ment. And al thofs thar are indebted to fait
ERate. are deffed to make immediate psy.
ment 70
SARAH BARKER. Kxsesssy.
Middletown. Feb. 6. 1900. (7s-swl
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French 7oson Seminary Lottery.
A Ii perfons who are indebted TO tho Man.
y ayers OF iaid Lottery. for Tickets in the
hrR Clai'. arc earncftly mqueRed to make i'm
mediate payment otherwiie their Notes will
be put in fait wi,host further notice.
= THOMAS FRY
PARDON NTILLINGHAST Ma"@-
GEORGE CARD. Serf.
Ee8-GnenaOieb. Oe. 8. 1906.
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ForSale.

val known. beau.
fsi FARM. beloogir
to the iubfcfibcr, lying ADO,
one mile from the Town {
Newport. containing one hun
dfed acres, with . large, cor
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-11-19
BY THIS DAYS MAIL,
JAMAICA October q.

On IL .soay last we were much craft.
fed by seeiag 3 vessels coming ia:o Lu.
cea, with the Britiah Gag flying over the
Spanish coiors anu from the prize mas
ter had the following account: thar ihc
Ssork and SuPsrieure. with the Pike and
Flying Fish. nad preceeded,to small port
on The Soash side of Cuba, called Ba,abs.
40, where they succeeded in Carrying the
fort OF eight eighcen Founders, by the
promp; bravery aud exer,lun Of captain
Rushworth and Fifty msn, who landed a.
boustwo miles distant, add whe made their
way through n,orass up TO steis taiddle,
and though dsed at by aa smbnsaiag party
of whom saey killed and wouaded several,
the reas fed leaving captain r. and his par.
~ 10 possssspn 81 the fort. they then
spiked the guas, snd hauled down the
Spanish aag. Atlhs sane time the Saps.
risurs, Pike and FLYING fish, we're basfei-
ing and sending OUT the different pr:zss,
viz. one brig and seven schoocers aud also
barns and destroyed six vessels OF different
kinds, which they could not take away
This pleasing intelligence is Tally soahrm.
ed by shs arrival here Of the snip ssolk and
Supsrieure, with sit the prizes. Ga board
cf one OF ths prizss were iauad two .hsu-
sand dol!ars, chs others principally laden
with eosos, wine, mahogany, iussic and
dry geods.
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and from London, bound to st. Domingo, with
a cargoof cry gooas.
alrraunrta DAILY aDberttser.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ls.

q French paper CHE Publiciste) inserts
letter from Hamburg, Of the i4a Ct
September, containing, among Others, the
following remarks:
-" When The king Of Sweden makes ma.
nifestoes, or preparations Ter war g4ipst
France, Europe is quiet; DO. q town locks
upon itself as msDseed--
When Prussia arms, and appears 10
deiy ffsaee, oaels ssiobisheG-- eae is
aPPsshensiye OF the ssossn W nleti she draws
Upon the horsh Of Germany. P,uss,a arms
1890 = W has are her grievances VIVA, are
ner hoPes! K il eas;erto hud .ac grievanc.
IS whie., the Wrench gosernmsas has had
agssss fhas pswsr, and the wrongs is tlas
psrdened-- he whale reg,e! of The
FRENCH generals at the battie II Ausser.
.iiz, was tha: tie PTussians were net en-.
gagged 10 t-----f II ia; ,.sIss 40, he king of
Prussia rave fesred q. ttlal me ?-His
grart. uacEe, Frederick II. hsd 10, been
p:oseked SO .oach as ,he e,aperot Il 90.
!soa, whea, - Lowering the ee@sf Of Saxa
ohy, be said,
"IshaA j'ad IN TIE e!ectoy's palace the
- cay fcAil1s S4'aashz og%aifast nee.''
. III FAC, ar did sea j. hire bas Ma.
Poleon did ret cendescena to gq. sad ex.
amino .hearchfves 81 s.s,l,a; yet, by IN.
!er:skiag er expediioc then, ard sven az
his dny 20 Easy h. wo4!d have sa,i<Gs
Cd The desp .essc So ns 81 he Two pcpers
whom he had vaaq4tsheu a, such ~ TIE
wa'ilks siahes o. a;a army; aad as that
senii:neaf "nlch goyeras aesoss, tsdigas-
uon against PerGuy - Nap,;eon saved
t!ae stasss, and even tIse hcun. c: tie king
81 Prussia -----Esyass,a d;d aos zp, s,e ,he
criminal and tsetcsnsTy policy Of baron
Haidcnssre --- Napoleon Keeps s<w2rds
~ store IL; tFsrkas.e AVID Gdsiily-tG stese
titles Prussia .hss 10 gIss: c!.,,m bu, he
grants 20 PIE n!;ia,s !os he dsrca abEe pfin.
c;p!ss whscis me English gevesnneat has
eF,dsas.,rea tocxtend .--+-~E ;ere ian.bu4eI
The almost approximations are er;er5aiaed.
Wcs TeTns.e 10. the noIth If Germany 49,
ikc ca!y hope We have Is the kaowa Wis.
corn o. soms soeefsigrs.
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captain croudhill lost his fne new brig and
cargo, OF which he was consider able part
owner himself, loaded with -four, Indian
corn and bread, and in a fair anc legal
commerce.
Mr.. billing, who was supercargc Of the
schooner Comedy Chance, was captured
about three hours before, by the same
vessel, and treated nearly ia the same
manner; she Schooner was commanded
by captain Gamble, and bouad from PHI
ladelPkia 10 ST. Jago.ds- Cuba; sac was
sent to harraeoa, where they planGefed Asr
of every article Of the vessel, and also
made considerable breach On tbs cargo
before her trial, which was 10 take place
10 St. Domingo.
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kirsh, whish lies on the lief, bark Of the
Danube, over the lordship of Hagenau,
ssaasy OF Ihusngen, laadgravias Klsi..
gaa, maaers Nsldensu and BlIllsnelm,
PrineiPaiity Of Lslaingea, the pe.srsslons.
OF Lowsastsin Wsrshsin, upon the lefs
saak OF the Maine with the exception Of
ihe county OF 1.oWsas.sir) aud the lord.
SHIPS OF Haisash, bfsnsberg and Habitz-
hsim; and lastly ever the possessions of
.hs princes ct Salm Reifersehsid Krauiheim
10 tbs Aorth OF the taxt.
2I|/,o no ra,,f;.,,i.J
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]. NORFOLK, November IA.

Arrived, sch'r. Margarer K. Bayly, Reilly,
II days from St. Bartholomew. Left there,
Oct. 10, brig Resolution, ofPhiladelphia, from
ST. Domingo schooner Spy, of Baltimore,
from and bound for ST. Domingo: schooner
Harriet, Of Alexandria-Oct. 81, in lat. IS,
50, long. 81, 20, spoke British ship Boyd, Of
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PHILADELPHIA, November is.
Revolution in Hayti.

b. advices from Cape-F Fancois, via Alex
andcia, information is received that tie En-
peror Dessalines had been assassinatcd It
appears that previous to this event he had or
dered the General Capau at Port de Paix, and
General Beaayes at the Cape to be shot
which was oaeyed. Several other of his plin-
cipal officers had also been executed previous
TO his death. No certain accounts OF the stu,
alton Of the Americans are received, but the
Islsnd is stated 70 have been in G great fer
ment, &c sc. 1t is expected that this days
mail will furnish naore ample details.
Arrived, schooner Hazard, from Bar.
rseoz, in said sc5'r CAME passengers, capt.
Croedhill. asd Mr., SbsPpard Of Alrxau-
dria, and Mr.. Dilhora of Philadelphia.
Captain Croadhisl was taken in the brig
Washington, Oh she / Sch Sep, on his pas
Sage from Alcxsn6s,a to lscaaica whsa
saksr, Cape Francois bore S. by L. dis.
tsns 10 leaguss the vessel that captured
haa was called the Dolphin, a schooner
commanded BY ens Bow sssn, Of earrisgs
gens and 1oo men fitted ou. from she Guy
of St. Domingo by genera! Ferrsnd. and
is sailed pationsi vessel. When captain
Croudhiil was brouehs 30 br the said sck'r
they boarded him, and with draws oaggers
drove the captain ard the whole of
his crew, without enquiry or ceremony,
into the boat, with whas thev had on. and
not permissiag them to take an article of
eloathing with shem; theq then manne3
the brig with what they called prize-,oas
ter "a viliaine and IL meu, and ordered
her ss they said for the cry of ST. Domsn.
go. Captain Croudl Il snd bis ships com.
pany was kept or board the prIvaseer which
arrived in Barracoa on the. 10th, s days at.
ter the capture, where they were turned
ashore, naked and friendlsss, without even
the assis,sncs Of eensul. Ga the 25sa
Sept. ia day. after the capture. this vil-
laisous prize.mas, with his pirasieal srcw
sam. 10 Bsrracsa, in the two boats TO join
the privateer, they having finally lost the
vessel and Cargo, on some part OF she Cai-
eos. she particulars of which we ssuld act
lcarns
VIVA, is still more apgravating in this
sirasical captain, Mr.. DiiliDg who was
prisener OBJ board and understands the
French language reports as follows:
Thar while the sch'r was runaing up
with the brig. and at the distance of two
leagues. Is was determined by the captain
of the privs,esr to make prize Of her
in consequence of which when he sent ths
prize. master and crew On board, he sign.
ed his name on blank paper for the villain
to Eli up his ogn misunderstanding. has
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A POTATOE.

The Season has been remarkable for the
growth OF all vegetables and roots: We ought
al particular manner 20 be thankful a Pc
tatos 5 Q inches long, and IA in ciqc, N tel ence
was this year raised in the neighborhood Of
John LaWshc, ChilisQuake township, North-
cumberland county, Pennsylvania,
Norz;ic h .Ergus.
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MqmzaekA CaSbnpea

Nj. Simeon Tracy, Of Richmond, Massa-
cfusetts, raised the last season large num-
Ger o. caahages, seine q which he brought TO
this market last week, when one OF them, g
sold head, was examined, stripped Tor boil
ing a:ld f.ies5ircd four feet lii circumference,
ana weighed 3 ounces over .tourtesn hounds.
i1..G8on Zee.
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N O Z / C E.

IT, Il Z CREDITORS of Robert z. Jan,eson
/ are requested to meet Oh Friday evening,
at O'Clock, at Mott's tavern, on business
where they are all concerned.
November lS. -tAf
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j his is to give Notice.


That the subscribers, ofAleyandr1a county,
In the district Of Columbia, have obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county, letters tes-
tamentary on the personal estate of latin Lun-,
Aat, late Of the county aforesaid deceased; all
persons having claims against TIE said deceas-
ed, are hereby warned to exhibit them 18th
the vouchers thereof to the subscribers, on
or before the 10th day of May next, or tley
may by law be excluded from all benefit to said
estate. Given under our hands this th day
of November, 1906.
Samuel Craig, E.,r,
VIM. Herbert, 1"'''
November le. 2aw6w
W. B. All persons indebted to the above
estate are requested to nuke immediate pay
ment to the executors,
IT WILL RENT for term of years, or
i LEASE on ground rent for ever, a num-
Der of LOTS on Washington and Columbus
strcets-some of which are well taken with
Clover
j. IT, HOOE.
W. b. will also RENT for one or more
years, small HOUSE, with good GAR
DEN; on Gibben street.
July ~. lay
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Malaga Wine.

90 quarter-casks of the best quality Noun
tain Winc, for sale by
John G. Ladd.
November 10. d
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Little River Turnpike Road,

-gF preside-t ynd Dirsctors Of the lit
\ re River Turnpike Company. having
completed ten miles Of tie road, w!:sich his
beep aD,roved andreoeived By the persons ap-
nointed by his excoilency the Governor Of
W;roi5;, 70 vi.s ss,l,, e,.a1,ine the same, haHe
,nlered that two estes be erected Oh sid road,
and thai t.a fo,sowine, tolls be paid at each
cote fror, and after the tenth day OF the pre-
Pvt Pvt ',,,o,,tt,s 0ctehes. viz.
Eor a,sry.scors Of sheep, 6 Ia eerrs.
For every score OF hogs. s cents.
For every score Of cattle, II II cents, and
so in proportion foa any greater or lesxsT NUM-
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TAKE NOTICE.

THAT On TUESDAY, the. 25ta day Of NO
ve,i1ber next, the subscriber AMENDS Offering
for ssle at pubic vendue, q quantity OF Hoes-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, OF asapeyior qua
litT, suitable for gentcel fals1iies---consistlng
Of Beds, Bedsteals and Bedding, q Mahogany
Sile-I}eard, Secretarysaad Bookcase; DINING
Fables, Chests of Drawers, Bureaus, Gard
and other e,i,abEcs, che eight-day clock, and a
ep.antity of OTTER articles too tedious to Rlenu-
Ga. A credit viii be given for a great part OF
the property. The termsof sale viii be made
baowa a. the time and place of.sale. Ehe pur-
c.asers TO give bond with approved security,
bearing interest from the dayeo sale. a1
AS the subscriber is selling oil to pay his
debts, those who have claims against him and
wish to become purchasers, their BIDS VIII 'se
considered as cash, and those that purchase to
the amount of their claims, will be ailoWes E
per cent. discount Sale to commence at eie-
yen O'Clock if TAR, if not, the next tair DAY,
st.a.,d continue until all is-sold, or as much as
1nay be sufficient TO settle my affairs and the
subscriber hopes that those indebtedto him VIII
be equally liberal and come forward and settle
their accounts.
THOMAS JONES'
Lafesyiiie, Loudoun county, lS miles
fromLce sburg, on the Alexandria road
November 5 1awSw
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Cut Nail Manufactory.

THE S.s5scra5sr reshec .ttly informs As Friends
- and The P,ttl:c az large,
yy7HAT he has lately established NAIL
( MANUFACTORY, On Union-street,
where he always keeps q constant supply OF
A.f7IS,, BRADS, and So rigs OF every de-
scrintion, by wholesale or retail
Co,,ntry merchants and others may be sup
,,,;es on "a rood terms as at Philadelphia or
Baltimore. Orders will be duly attended to'
and every favor gratefully acknowieaged.
HORACE FIELD. ].
July 30. 60
NJ. 3, One .or two Joairaeyzlf2 h.foHsS
jNdly.s, Will meet with encouragement by ap-
plying at. said factory $3.50 :.
For SALE,
Kaahauay Land, Of the fri qnal'tg Z
NNE thousand a-aros, lying on Duck crss y,
Thichis branch Of Elk riserlhto watch
enpties, about 40 miles above the confu-
ence oe Elk wits tie Great Ksrh2Wsy.
tits a grar1--hnely ssatsred-Duck
creek pel1asating every side. 49,
ma 4ette,r from Mr.. griplett, the surveyor,
I e1n told that roo acres are bottom, as rich as
he ever surveyed, and thai the high ground IS
fertile. Mr. 8. Reidsr also Informs me taat
he has seen persons who have Seenoa the lana,
and who speak oft in the highest terms.
It hes about Is miles n. &. OF AsnhaWay
court-house; III a healthy country, eligible ST.
tpat;on, and profers to the Industrious every
ccalfort that can how from ludleioustlllage and
extensive grazlag.
Five Dollars per acre are expected Tor thus
tract--one third IN hand, and the remainder IN
two annual instalments; or property In Alex
anarSa, Fairfax err Loudoun will be received II
exchange. 4 dC4siho IA aao..
Alexandria, June 7th. go