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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30
Oh Douglas.
MI 10 ST IS c. T..

AN annual meeting Of the Stec knoiaeFs !, -
khs WashmgtOn and Alexandrla srnpike
J. conpany, willie held at the city tavern. 10
fhe towu'ot Alexandra, on the frs, Mohday
III 5anuary next, when there viii be an cleo.
lion held for Eve Directors, Clerk & Irea-
suser. agreeable to charter
By order ofthe Board,
6. Dcneale, Pfsjidsfat.
her 4 i. Saw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30
monte Datcfgent g wasivefy weak aad
ana took but half The quantity prc,c,ibs'0 !
his s.ilostions. IN thfec'days i Mps rne, nv Y
Eliesed, aid Ia eight dai quite cured i T. Z
cough.
Moses Parsons. j,,a.
Northampton, eo.uary, 1904. 4, /
.ASrlha,ni,toa, cl'1ass.

ortho,ahtoa, u s1ass. fes leo.
3 ! James Ileaon, also hereby certiE,. ,,l
iifthe fall Of the year 1905 I~asaezsd MA "
. severe cold attended by ali obstinate ~ ~
Distressing cough. The violence ofsnly con Y
soon produced pain in my side and brs,ss
ADJ frequently splitting of blood, in .h6h. 4
The horrid symptoms Of consumption 81
rapidly assailingl me. Inthis situation Ir J
recommended TO DR.. George Rogers. ~
rendered me Immediate rclicrby admipisa
ing hiANegetsbic o:turg II. Z, nave can
nusa iie use 81 it ever since. and f,rt,n'
no,.;h3 past, thousslionot completely rss,o,,
10 health, have beer, abIe constantly 10 al,s,s
( to my businsss---aae, fully telicve tna,rs
pa,4ial restoration has been. solely owing ,,s
der Cody to this valuable II eui, inc. go
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30
Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Dec. Term, 1909
Ordered, that the executor of VIM. Eitz-
hnghs az Chatham, deceased, do insert the fol-
owing advertisement three times week Tor
aiahs weeks in the alexandra Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Rcgifter.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30

6lsrandriG Eoi0sty, Dec. Term, 1909. 8
Ordered, That the administrator OF Joseph
Hayoer, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in ench week for
for four weeks, in the alexandria Daily Ga.
xstte.
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Register. 1
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30

III, sahscssbsf has effected On Improve
81 a,t ii the instrument for extracting teeth,
Ms which that operation is rendered csEsldsr--s
SkIy less paintals and more sases than BY the
Eoznmon method, and applies in all cases
uuring some months use OF this lnstrN--
mcnt, 1.-THE only one except BruH's Patent,
whsre fhaf will eppiyl the Jaw has ~ no M
ssanos been injured, ncxtheg torn Tor r..
cesatsds} .s
Persons who chusc It, attended e their
homes IS usnal Apply lever end q fslnSe-
s 8, 4 Oh Douglas.
Intending to apply for . patent, i cannot
Se keea for examination &C present.
December o. sosm !
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30

.6TToRAcEY ,gT LdIp,, (MARqfNsBuRe =
nRACTISES in the Inferior and SUPERIOR
Courts Of che coHaties Of berkeley and
Jefferson, and in tie SUPERIOR cSsrt of LOU
Goisn. ...'
1sssmRsr lie a. iswss
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30
,Ialnes Heaton.
To the Public. q

In consequence ct taking scare COLI,
Mcy. 1908. J7pas seized 1aiha victnl h.,
IN M $,Gra attended, 7uifh a DIST. esy,,
congas ,yhi;c5, although Ihad III adj,
nne Prescriptions 5'a ye*pecfG6ie jl!.gsc.,
!tslfa ne fouy 1;;ss4s. vw,hoas e;iy clpr.
tisa. Z then Gspl,ea to D,. Geosge Rsr.4.
7eAs administered his HegetqbAe ls!S.st
Drmsfnt attaich gaze NE immeaia,e ;,
lief; and ia len Digs I1uas enH,b te5|
jfem tae pain IN my sicc and ceuga.
CHARLES Chapman.
Northampton Nayeh 1909.
/ ELIJAH NOTION. jim Of W..
Gmpten, in NLGssGchuSrt s. do csifjG ths
in the last year I7vcs attend II 7wsh crtr
dsbiGfy, zpeakness Of me lungs disiresa
FIR breath and usLlDs c5uqh es.ends,
1uith q ttver for d nunter Of 4.5hihs; c5m
TIE t5ih ef Aaeast I bryan ne use ofD.
GsarSe Rcgsrs's Eesetubt Palm0nic Dttu.
gent Ikspt in Tie use Of IT ehew M,a|
months ImmsalG etyNGfier taxing his me.
d.c,ne my coHgh ciGted, a,.d ] cau!a 5rcsis
roih mare ,tree1sH. J zps'!.d recommend
tie me0Iciae fT<m n'y oaca c..lserie@e b
tt3Se aka are trenbted 7@i:h cougl, adj
dIsmGrrs Of the MaSs AID breast, andcsS
sumptjvr comf!mnts and 90 be.ieve Hn h
pa!mJle and NSe'HI mca.ciNs. ...
E.iriah Norton. Jun.
I WrStamtton, Fee. 81 1909.
(r1a' Fer safe IN e. CPAi E,skseNrI
Kiag street Ggtntj or meprepns'T'
Cei0Irr 81 llir'm
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Valuable Property Jor Sale.

IN pursuance Of q decd executed TO the
subscribers on the It'll day OF August, 1908
by tho late Robert r. Kooe, Esq. in trust Tor
certain purposes thereby Expressed, they WI
proceed TO sell IT public auction, at the Cot
iee.iiouse, in the town OF Alexandria, on Tue
frat Monday in March next, The following
valuable PROPERTY, viz. 49,
One Lot Of Ground in the
said town of Alexandria, lying eastward OF
Union and between Duke and Wolfe streets,
with a Wharf extended from the Sarhc into
tho river: This lot fronts feet on The
Potomac. Eh #",
One other Lot. situated or
Water street, between Prince AID Duke
streets, and fronting about 81 feet on Water
street. This lot is handsomely enclosed AND
there is g very productive garden uFoa It.
1He uadivided hioiety QmeJoHo'~ng PT0ht7''
", all situated in tie said tosvn u HEc1aa'
driG, to wit ,."
One Moiety Of the Property
on which the said r., r. Hooe lately resided
situated at the corner Of Prince end Water
streets, and fronting feet or thcrea-
bouts on Water, and feet on Prince
streets On this property there arc exten-
size Brick Buildings, forming large and
we'll finished Dwelling House s three Stores,
with all necessary out houses, apump III the
yard and an excellent garden. a d..
II I. S O,
The undivided Molety Of. a
House and Lot situated at the corner Of Wa
ter and Duke streets, fronting feet on
Water, and feet on Duke. This pro-
perry is subject to an annual ground rent for
ever OF sixty enc and ar half dollars. ~
The whole Of the above property except
the last is free OF encumbrance, and will b..
shewn at any time TO such as desire to be in
formed aboutit. The sale will be made on a
credit of s, IL and l8 menths Tor approved
indorsed notes, negotiable at the bank OF Alex
andria. s.
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison.
Nov. so 60
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-30
GEORGE ROGERS.

N. Il. The above nance, medicine is Sc
cured 10 the subscriber by letters patent from
the President Of the United States, un3 pre-
pared at his Dispcnary in Northampton
cottty orlIampshire and STATE OF MaSs.chu-
sets.
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IOHN r. COOKE,

Nov. so
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Pnhlic Sale.

! peesnber -.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
G.. x. TAYLOR,
JOHN DUNLOP.
Petersburg, Va. Iulv %, 6w

40 fICE. MI persons having claims
against the estate ct Robert Davis,
deed. are informed that they need no ap-
ply for payment, tll have an Opportunity
IF ascertaining whether there will ne assets
su'hcIcnt in my hands to discharge a Con.
siderable debt due the LegAtecs of james
hughes, decd from the estate of Roberl
Davis, deed. am apprehensive that the
estate of Robert DAVIS is not sufficient T.
pay tive claims against IL; therefore al
PERSONS Indebted to that estate arc once
uore requested to make immediate pay.
nent, as no longer indul scnce will I've given.
ISAAC DAVIS. Admir-.
with the will anne xed Of
ROBERT DAVIS, decd.
September 1, 1909,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

7 N conformity Wit the foregoing Decree, we
shall or one of as proceed TO sell on the pre-.
misses under the dates IS hereafter stated, the
whole ofthe Property embraced in the said De-
cree, Viz:
On Friday The 5th day OF September next, at
II O'Clock, A. M. The three hundred and ff "
acres land more or less, in Soochland county "
ing on both Of the Branches ofTuckahoc creek.
adjoining the land and residence of Col. Robt
II Saunders. Onthe ensuing dav! Saturday the
10Th, in the City Of Richmond at IL O'Clock, A.
M Part OF Lot No. sos, K the VIII Die ofLot 527.
as designated and know, in the plan Of he said
City, which have been divi led into eight hand
some Lots OF % feet In. 4-1o front each, on
the main street, running back 1853 feet four In
adjoining the present resi- lence of Mr.. Alexan-
der Quarrier s, separated from the residence of
Mr.. Joseph Ga lego, only by sixth street. 4
survey OF which lots, has been accurately made,
and plan OF the same may be seen a, any
time at the Venlue Office of Prosser :. Mon
cure-lhe ten Richmond Turnpike shares i'm d.
mediatciy after these Lots are sold, and on the
last OF SAID Lots disp sed of On the same day
Immediately thereafter, the sale OF the said 3
Lots, the nine Lots ohn koe Hill near the
tenement and residence Of VI, Joseph Ia kson
and the same which the Intestate, William
Price, late reg ster pIrchased OF Judge Wash
mgton Nos. - on The ensuing NJ 1nday the
i''ti - II ~ sl'h lCD 'o.lllN, At II CipCN .
NJ the 2lS acres Land more or less and 81
acres coal land, lyiag on Deep Run. On the
18th same month, Tues lay, at o'clock. A. "a
in the city Of Richmond ,thc House and Lot
on the main-strret of ShocSoe- hill, near the
| Brick building Of MIR. Thos: White. common =
| ly called the Blue-hotise, wa'ch t C intestat-
purchased of iohn Br ali and on the day al
te-, Wednesday the % D Sept in the coun
~ of Henrico. the truly desirable Estate, call I,
| o. ali NJ hrf-f. N n,
/ fifty acres land, with very goo improvements
thereon, situated about three AID half miles
I from the city of X edmond, beng the farm
formerly occupied by the inestste William
Price, late Register, and now BY Mr.. Peter
| Wilkinson, or so much the eof as viii be sui.
ficient to satisfy the plaintiffs in their resp-c
tive claims with the Interest thereon from the
several days of sale in the order and on the
terms stated in the foregoing decree.
/ JOHN PR0SSER,p o
WIN. MONCURG, commissioners
| Richmond, August 12th. 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

7 ANDS FOR SALE.--Tbe subscri,
H. bers. a'tornies in fact, for Col John
Simon Farley, AID his sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Morson, residents in Great Britain,
fer for S lie their remaining proportion
# that valuable TRACT OF LAND, in
he county Of Rockingham and state OF
North Carolina, called the Saugatown Es-
ate.
This land lying contiguous to one OF
The arches Of Roanoke River, and in the
nids Of a wealthy coun ry, is represented
o BE- ol g. eat fertility, and TO unite so ma.
w advantages as 10 be well worth the at
entiun OF The Purchasers it contains from
o u 900 acres, and will be sold in one
who'e or IN distinct parcels, at the option
# hose ~h NAV wish 10 buy Tor VIII oh
purpose il has been laid of in separate
ITS. a pio' of he land is left in the pos
session OF WIN. Ed gard BroadnaY, esq.
of Brunswick county, Virginia, who has
purchased part OF it, and TO whom, for
more correct Information as to its quality
SITUATION and o'her sdya .tages purchas.
RS are referred, as well as 10 Mr.. La FL
lis, who lives on the spot. Mr.. BroadnaS
will also make known the terms of sale
and any coBtrsct entered into with HIM
for thc pugcha,e of he above land, or any
DPri- thereoh Will be obligatory on our.
,elges, and our principals.
O. TAYLOR
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

TO the dover of the defendant Lucy, in the
property directed to be sold, the court will
f the parties consent, at future day, pro
coed to make compensation to her, out Of
me other lands OF the estate of the Intes.
tate and liberty is reserved to the infant
defendant tn shew caus. against this de-
cree at any time within six months after
they shall severally attain the age of TWEEN
ty-one years: And w consent of the par
ties in the last suit of the court, doth order
the defendant William Duva!, to make up
the accounts Of his Intestate, rs guardian
OF Levinia and Eleanor Olndridge, now
wards OF the pliintifs Taylor and Mar
shall, before one of the con nissioners Of
the court, who IS ord red t. examine, state
settle and report the same to the court
with any matters reqlred by the parties
or deemed pertinent by himself.
a Copy-Trste,
PETER TINSLEY, C. c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
VIRGINIA:

ut sutrrTor COURT oFetanscry holden az
the cahitot IN Richmond, June 20th. 1909.
Phillip n Nicholas, attorney general, OIL
t5behalf of the commonwealth of Virginia,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08
RIcH.MoND:-PaINrEo (oS Tuesdays AND FIR.
-Four Dollars Per Annum-Pr;d in dyt,o,ce7

in AaVane"l FR1DAr PrEMBzR 1902
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-09-08

S MAINTAINS THE sovEREtesrY OF THE PEOPLE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
FOR SALE,

He Dwclling-housc, Lot and Out-houscs
= thereon standing, occupied by Capt. 81
mon Daois--sitnated in Sshring-ssree s. l..
corner Of DEn-sfrccf. ~
.Aso--the House and Lot at the North
part OF Easton's foinf, lately occupied by the
Reverend Mr. B,ddiey.
Likessisc--the Masts, Sparrs, Sails, Ris-
ging, Stores, &C. suitable for a single deckcd
Brig OF 10 or rs tons, or high or double
decked Brig of 100 or 80 tons.----Apply
to CONSTANT TABER.
.Newhorf, Jnne7, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

.heze Jersey.-Adam Boyd, James Cox,
William Helms, Jacob Husty, Thomas New
bold Henry Southard. t
ennsyipsnia.-NNilliam Anderson, David
Bard, Robert Brown, William Crawford, VIM.
Findiey, Daniel Heister, Robert Jenkins, Aa-
ron Lysle, William Milnor, John Porter
John Rca, Matthias Richards, John Ross,
Benjamin Say, John Smile, George Smile,
Samuel Smith, Robert WhitehilI.
Delaspare.-Nicholas Van Dyke.
Maryland-- Brown, John Campbell,
Charles Goldshorough, Philip b. Key, Alex
ander M'Kim, John Montgomery, Nicholas
r. Moore, Roger Nelson, Archibald Van
Horne.
Yirginia.-Burwell Bassett, William NJ
Burwcll, Matthew Clay, John Ciopton, John
Dawson, John w. Eppes, Daniel Sheifey,
Thomas Gholson, jun. Peterson GOODWIN,
Edwin Gray, Michael.Swoopc, John G.. Jack
son, Walter JONES', Joseph Lewis, jun. John
Love, ]. Stephenson, Thomas Newton, Will
son &. Nicholas, John Randolph, John Smith,
j. I. Roane, James breckenridge.
Kentucky.-Henry Christ, Joseph Desha,
Benjamin Howard, Richard M. Johnson,
Matthew Lyon, Samuel M'Kea.
North Carohnic.--Willis Aston, Jun. Jas
Cochran, Mcshack Franklin, James Holland,
Thomas Kenan, William Kennedy, Nathan
iel Macon, Archibald M'Bride, Joseph Pear
son, Lemuel Sawyer, Richard Stanford, John
Stanley. nt
Tennessee.-Peasant M. Miller, John Rhea.
One not certain.
South Caroiinia.-Lemuel ]. Aston, VIM.
Butler, Robert Calhoun, Robert Marion,
Thomas Moore, John Taylor, Richard Winn,
Robert Witherspoon.
Georgia.-William w. Bibb, Howell
Cobb, Dennis Smelt George M. Troup.
OMo.-Jeremiah Morrow.
DELEGATES. n
From the MISSISSIPPI territory.-Gcorgc
Poindexter.
Indiana Territory--Vacant.
Orleans Territory.-J Poydras.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

In this town, on Saturday last, Mr.. FaEpERIcK
WExwooD aged 26, eldest son Of Mr. Godfrey Wen
wood. r Dff-, ~ +
At Providence, Mr. AMOS swARxER.-Suidenly
NIcBoLAs yousc, aged 16, son Of the late Nicholas
YenBg, Of South Kingstown. of consumption,
Mrs. Many l.. AsoRS, wife Of Mr. James Aborp,
aged %. - .t1fs..e.
AT cumb<riaad, Capt Jonr wALcorr. His be-
nevocnce, usefulness and honesty, will be long recoi
lected.
At Eass-Creen,aeA, Mr.. JOHN GLACIER; Jun.
aged 81. 4 as.
At .Mendbn, (.Nass. in an advanced age, Mr..
DASIrL BnowS, private postrider.
At Bpsfsn, Mrs PRISCILLA WHITE, wife OF MIR.
Samuel White, aged 63.---Mr JoHs HELDaErn,
aged -.
Al Clarlsfo~n, (.Nam AAaos H. PuTsAs,
Esq.
At Hsrcester, Mars. L. Jonx KfssEDY, aged
60. He wss a revolutionary officer Of bravery and
distinction. l.f
In the hlapd Of Jamnsa, black man, by the name
of JosEpH RAN, aged lao About twenty years q
20. he il said 70 have had complete new set OF
teeth Hc retained al his senses to the last except
that Of sznelliBg-never habitus.ed 70 amy kind
Of pbysck. A few days before his death, nc walked
-FOUR miles. His dssolutjon gradual, unattended
with pain. il seemed 10 be decay Of nature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
TO THE PUBLdCK.

1>HE Proprietors Of the Columbian Muse-
u nm,( FREMONT street Boston) rcspcct-
fully inform their friends and tho Phblick i'm
general, that they intend to continue the inn
provemcnt Of their Establishment ;--and by
their united excrtions, hope 10 merit and re-
ceivc continuation of that liberal support
which has been manifested towards them -
They express with gratitude, their thanks to
all those ladies' and gentlemen, who have hon.
cured them by subscribing lbcrally towards
their relief since the destruction of the Muse-
nm by fire :--Thc cmblarnatical Painting IN
tended to perpctuatc the memorial of all such
Patrons, will be finished soon and placed in
the Museum Hall, whichis l06 /sef in length
and 30 in widfh,) containing numerous coll
lection of the productions Of Nature and Art,
among whfch are Minerals, Fosscls, Pctrifac-
tons, Shells, Beasts, Fish, Scrpents, sc. &c.
The Gallery CqOhieh erfcrds round the
HaH) contains large Collection Of Shaks-
pcarc and other elegant Prints, Paintings,
Statuary, &c.S<c. too numerous to particular
lizc. n~
Nfw Reguictions.
]. The Price Of admitance is reduced to IS
Cents without distinction of age.
2. No person will be admitted without q
Ticket, or payment received at the door.
e 3. The museum will be open every day,
and evening, as usual, during the summer
season.
DANIEL BOWEN.
VIM M. S. DOYLE.
Boston, fyav 79, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
SALE AT AUCTION.

On MONDAY, the llth OF Sept next,
80 > O'clock, Pm os sh~ preuisrs,
NTILL be sold at Puhlick Auction, the
wv Right of Redemption, of House
and Land, formerly the property of GsoRoE
Cook, represented insolvent, now in posses
sion of WrLLiAM HowLASD, situated in Lit
tie e-Comffon. 8R
JOSEPH BAILEY
DAVID DURFEE, Jun. .fssignees.
PHILIP GRAY,
Liftie-Comhton, Jane 6, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

The reflections Of Mr.. Jefferson in his re-
tirement must be sweet indeed his feelings
are such at this time as to render him the
most happy of men. How pleasant and con-
soling are his meditations. His country,rclies-
ed from many Of her sufIerings, Commerce
in consequence of his measures to be estab-
Iished on safe and honorable foundation,his
successour in Office, (whom the Fedcralists
say he nominated)by his accomplishing the
end Of the Jeffersonian policy, popular even
with his enemies. Happy man, blessed with
health, the cup Of his felicity must indeed be
full but little more can be added TO make
the evening Of his life as joyful as il has been
useful and honourable to his country.
Psrfiard Hrgns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

y The whole number OF votes given in a. the
late election in Massachusetts, was sS,S22, Of
which Mr. LINcoLN,thc Republican candidate
had 45,llS, Mr.. GoRE, had AZ, ,9l6, and is
chosen. There were 2ss scattering votes.
When We are told OF New-Enslan inflaence
and determination to dissolve the union, the
result Of the election in Massachusetts, will
show that they can have but little to hope for,
where there is so powerful a minority.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

WE the Subscribers, being by the Court Of
Probate OF the town Of Aziddiefosvn, ap-
pointed Commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust the claims of the Creditors against
the estate of Capt. Josehh Zaggarf, late Of
Ahddieto1on, deceased, represented insolvcnt,
hereby give notice, that sir months from the
18th instant, arc allowed to the creditors Of
the said estate, to bring in and prove their res
pectisc claims, and that we will attend at our
respective dwellings for that purpose.
ALANSON PECKHAM, Z
WILLIAM TAGGART, e'm' o
All persons indebted TO said estate, are res
qucsted 10 maize payment to-
SARAH TAGGART, .fdm'r.
Jziddiefown, May %, 1909. TJ.6.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
PEDESTRIANS.

Lately in Esgland Mr.. Howe undertook
to walk from London to Exeter and back a.
gain (376 niles in days for wager of 200
Guineas: He had only IS miles to travel the
last day.
A Mr.. Farmer undertook to walk 100
miles in 4s hours and lost the wager by
being taken sick before he arrived at the end
Of his journey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

The Keene Sentinel mentions, that an A.
merican Serjeant and FIVE men lately went in
to the British territory to seize soldier,
deserter,who kept school. The Americans
seized him in the midst of his school, bouni
him, and were bringing him off, when he
discngaged HIMSELF and ran. He was then
fired upon, and killed. The serjeant and his
soldiers escaped.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
Another extract ofthe same date.


4 letter from Nncennrs, Indian Territory,
May 2, says, g We have certain information
of there being upwards. Of 600 Indians, en-
camped within four days march of this place
Two companies of our militia are out. and
encampcd near'this town. Others are ex-
pectcd to be called out. The Governour sent
messenger to the Indians yesterday"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07
FOR SALE,

THE beautiful and pleasant FARM, inn
proved by the Subscriber, in Middle
tosvn n.------.4iso, the House, Garden and Water
Lot situated in Jyafer-sfreef, Brisfois lately
improved by DIR. ChiiiaysworfA Fosfer.---For
terms, apply to
y CARDER HAZARD.
DHddlrfown, J4ne 9th, 1909. tssts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-06-07

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MHRRIEO.

At tfroridence, Mr. JAMES BuRsouoHs, to Miss
SARAH BEVERLY, daughter Of John Beverly, Esq
BY the Rev Mr.. Wilson, Master VIZ. RILEY. aged
IL, TO Miss MARY HILL aged n, daughter Of Maj
Christopher nill.
Az Boston. Mr.. HEsRY sIcouRsEY, mer. TO Miss
REBEccA CARTER.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

VXyANTED, an Apprentice TO the House
Wv Carpenters Business. A lad from
Ia to 10 years, lproducing satisfactory re-
commendations) would hear Of good situa-
ton, on application at this Office.
N. Is. One from the country wouldShayc
the preference. Jure'7.
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FEARING g FAIRMAN,

Have taken the Store No. ls4, Tzamfs-s.rser,
formerly occupied by Mcssrs. Gardncr u
Dean, where they offer for Sale, general and
well-chosen Assortment Of India, English and
French GOODS, on the most reasonable
terms. ~
.Ncwkorf, Jnne z, 1909.
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arNes0 Sforc.p

M ARTIN FEARING and RICHARD
1Vl FAlRMAN, having formeda conncx-
ion in the Fancy Dry Goods business, upder
the Firm Of