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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-16
- Marine Mjurance lom6an,
.....,,. 70 Of Alcxandri9.

ISsuRANcE OFrIcE, 1911 Dec. 1909.
THE Stockholders liz this INSTITUTION arc
hereby hotiled, that an Gle :tion Of fifteen III
rectcrs, will be held at the cou.f house in A.
iexsndria, On Monday The 18th day Of Jaau'
airy next, ensuing.
BY order, }&>t
]. B. Nickolls, Sec'ry.
- = . ,wtlstnJan.
II Mr: Davis, Of Rishhond, will insert
the abovs adscrtissmt 10 bis paper once 4
week ill the sth OF J,nusry.
NEW PuBL, IcATrONS
!, 7ass retavca fSr meby
James Kennedy, Sen.
=. AI.ctlsrpp tho tG;sniaas AMI Ii.,,os,ionss Of
thee French Eorespmen emf 8 INCLUDING view
OF the TaxatlpA lofS she 9Tcnra Em,irc--
! By en- nsticaa recently rSlutrea irt,n Eu.
rope. ~ 4 !; y e; $ sss 81
|. ~ 81 ~. ssssgA Y, 4 o.
Il The Parents Assistant, Or Stories Cor Chill.
dren&sbys kissias klsew0ssh.
& January IA. Il q cow
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Mount Vernon Fisheries
..s.&T0 RE VT.

! SvaYIE above FISHERIES will be rented
"a for the ensuing season, or leased II re-
aauired Tor term Of wears, on very ADVENT
& Sesus terms, 10 any pcrson disposed to take
zathe same. Apply TO
Bnshrod Washington,
: z 3, - htsss aloant- Vernon or
Alexander Moore, +
y 8 , ~. -, :dirrandria
3a6t,aryA 10. - y 3taw2w
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loSa4 Prizes,
2Ao76 Blanks,


Les. than - blanks to q prize subject
to deduction Of as per cent. Prizes pays.
',le 80 days after the conclusion OF the draw.
ing. ~
- OF THE ANSxxED PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th day Of drawing, entitled
= --.St ~ oSl CO.,
Is, do. 18th do. $50 Tickets iron
49,. No. / to No. 2so,. inclusive
list do. 2o.h do, $50 do from No
He[' ISL TO 500, inclusive
lst do. 7Sth do. $50 do. from M
In. 22,ool to 2s,2so, ipclnsi.
LIST do 3oth do. $50 do. from No
~. =. a2,9sl to q, 500, inclusive.
lst do. Ssth do. Cash, 2s,o00 dolh.
lst do. 4oth do. ~ 1000
.st do. 18Th do. $4,000
Fl st 1000 Blanks drawn to be entitled to-
Ten Dollar prize each.
T The drawing will commence in tho
City of New York ON the third Tuesday in
etpril next, and will continue to draw 900
tickets each day texccpt the lat day, WHEN
there will remain 800 to be drawnl unll
finished. :. F.
TIcx&rs for sale by R. GRAY, Boeksc-
Ter, King street, Alexandra, where sll tick
cts SOLD by him may lie examined, and li.'c;.
nation obtained iespe c!ing the Lottery tnt-
ink tho drawing, free Of expencc Plies N
the Baltimore College l.ouery viii be taken
q their full value for Tickets in this Lo,.c!y,
and the difference paid in cash Cash viii
al,o nc advanced TO" prizes as soon IS drawn,
q. q moderate discount.
Present price ottickcss eight dollars.
January l.. ~ = t
s = should inc first number, or The 18th dag
of drawing, bc either OF the hLmucrs from
10 $50, inclusive, then, ia tlla, casc, TIC NcXt
drawn number mot one Of those mn,bel.,
shall draw, and BIZ entitled 10 he $50 ticket,
with the prizes and blanks that may &c drawn
to them previous to tie 18th day Of drawing;
AID in the like manner with tickets for ito
2olh, 25th, and soth days Of drawing; SO
that person win one ticker may draw One
Thousand Ticket! Question How! An
swer--Suppose No. ll,l75, is the property
of Il the first drawn iiumbor Oh the ! sth day
Of drawing. which vii en;itlc n tn the nra!-
bers from l to $50; and the first drawn nam
Der on the 2oth day Of drawing, NAV 10 No
us, which will cn,itlc Linn 70 the Numbers
from 2slto 500 The first drawn numJcr,
on the :5,h day. may ,be: No. SIS, which vii
cn,itle him to the numbers from 22,col 10
22:25o, inclusive; and the frs. drawn num-
Der, on the Soth day OF drawing, may be oas
OF the $50 tickets already drawn, which viii
en'itle him to the numbers from % go to
s2,sOo-Yes, sir, end the thousand ;ickcs
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-16

( Les. than Ia blanks to Q prize subject
to deduction Of rs per cent. Prizes pays
,ile 80 days after the conclusion OF the draw.
ing. &.
:; xoyeTAE, Annexed PRIZES.
lst drawn No. 10th day If drawing, entities!
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-16
Alex. Moore, Register.
This IS to give Notice,

THAT the subscribers OF ,icxandrla coun
ty, in tho district of Columbia, have oLtains &
from the Orphan's Court Of said county, let
ters ,estalr cntary Oh the estate of CH'fs'iu'.
Ludzuick Eearigst, late of the county aforesaid
deed, all persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, TO the sub.
scribers on or before the 10th day OF July next,
or they may by law be excluded from all DO,
nett to said estate. and those Indebted there
are required to make immediate pay rneht.
Givef, under our hand this 10th day Of j.
nuary, 1910. .>., -,
Barbara Hellrigle, Ex'rx. /,
-. Jacob Christian Hellrlge],
John Douglas,
t.. Ezra Of Christian Ln5Diek Hellriyei.
January 10 - -r>- Staw2w.
h.. For, Sale or Lcafe.
] wish to sell, or lease on ground rent Tor
ever, Ls, of Ground onethc south side Of
Prince street, between Alfred and Patrick.
streets. ..y.. - ~, -, j. !. = Z, :,
H. 4. ~. r. Moss,
January5. .'.. 2aw4w
= ~ pank IF AjAxapIlr;a =
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orphans Court.

Mv. so
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R,n pTTERY.
1Isst a. rs oooD sA,s. sasl
s74TX or NEw 70RK,
Union College Lottery. No. /.
$3.50 -, M A NJ A GERS.
M A N AGE r

/. IaQctDenn:ssa
AND
Stfehm Ihsrn.
r NJ IF.
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IaYEes Kennedy.

December So M eotf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

Il K virtue Of trust deed executed by
ID Charles NJ. Gillian to the subscriber,
bearing date the 1ltl day Of Ma&h 1909,
win be sold at Tbos Colleys' Z; fvTn, in
CartersvilIe, OH Saturday, the 2f1dny of
February next, 70 the highest 81, for
SALLY. for purposes expressed in said
trast. deed.
y ARCH. TAYLOR, Trusteee
CsrtersVille. Jan. 95t5, 1910. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

N CouEcIL, September le:h, 1909.
- N consideration oftnc report of the com.
M rnstce VIII eysriiRsl tte zu8if5y's Office.
Itisaivi5ed, ihas fsar, and sfier tie LIST t.g of
January nert tie sudics be instructed in eye,y
case sthere any Claim By virsae Of sn crSsr g.
ceftidcssc Of Ceurt is presented 20 him by per-
spn whose name is no, mentioned therein, 10 re-
qaire surh person TO pso5ace also an order or
power Of Attorney from the Individual in whose
ro:-such order CT certificate OF court was
made together with IN affidavit OF one winners
az least, certified bv 4 magistrate nr notary pub.
lie. that such an individual actually signed and
acknowledged me sane
Extract from tire jeusnal.
DANIEL L. HYLTON,
Clerk Of the CoRncA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

JUSTPUBLr3IED,
md .ior safe az This o9fc- the eish. edidss
making near tsveay tt,us1nf co,s les
already sold. Of the Life Of
George Washingt IN.
\ Life how useful tn his country led.
How iov'd, while living .-llow reverb, now
dead
70 living Sires with pleasure all atteni,
And read the History Of your Glorious Friend.
LISP lisp his name, We Children yet unbor,
And with like deeds. your own bright lives
adorn.
BY THE REV. M. l.. wEEMs,
Formerly Clergyman of Mount Vernon
Parish, and intimate with the grey
hard veterans ofthe last CEN
fury, who were the play
mates and companions
oftne great Wash-
iDgton from his
childhood.
RECON- ORGANIZATIONS,
BY EMINENT DIvIyEs JUDGES AND orur
RAILS.
vt Is surprising fact that even the A.
merican People know but little o GEORGE
Washington. They have indeed heard a
great deal of his Public Life of his Mil.
tary Character, and POLITICAL Talents, Out
hardly any thing of his private Life aud
ViTtueSs ..ff4 \
Many Intelligent persons have ardent.
'y wished to see faithful account OF these,
not only as debt of gratitude to him, bus
as hne example to oar children. =
The Author has performed this task
sn very satisfactory manner. His Anec-
dofcs OF Washington present the supreme
excellence of religion, with the transrsn.
liant dignity, Charm and usefulness eft the
respective virtues in domestic, civil and mi
litary scenes. Inc moral sensibiiity anri
genius of the writer warns the hear, and
imagination of his readers. His descrip.
tive fancy paints the occasional scenes VI
Nature in pleasing views; while his aash-
es OF comic wit give an agreeable rel,ei To
the mind, and render the serious truths
mora impressive, especially on the young
reader"
NICHOLAS COLLIN,
Hffnisfers o the Sue des Church,
fhiiade(hhia
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
Pen,feAtsary Store.

:, VIE subscriber, Agent for the Pcnitensisyy,
offers for sale the following articles, the ma.
nn acture at very tow prices Z.
and retail.
CUT NAILS
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
IAe AIcoholized Acid

sor eradieatins ell stains from BIO. .Tops
al" preserving their original colour in all ca.
PES, without injury to the Leather,
:. T. syake the bottle well, pour some on
-. sa ~ vet the Boot. Tops with a sponge
aPpes IN .neters while wet, rib The aeiI Se
- nara on,w'th piece of white flannel. roI.
.es lsi ~ your htHl, repeating it till ali the
s-ins 'eisanpear---thss sponge or the c,,noo.
s's.,'l VIA clear water, and wipe it with your
~,o Ike them glossy, when about dry, mus,
rup D them viii, piece ofclean flannel.
- REPAIRED only by JAMES GARLAND.
20 70, 20 NoTth Second street, PhiladeIoaif
IN - Wholesale aa1 retail. by him, and retail
~ =, W most Of the principal Boot Makers.
Free in bottles 50 cents each, aud in @'nsr,sr
pints az IS oeats. -" ~
and sridies. 0''''0'
az, Country Orders executed on the short i.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

EOR SALE.--A h3ndsope, sscond hand
\ London bEilt CHARIOT, which has
been bnt little used and is IN \ gook state
Of preservation. Appiy to tho 6si7.er, or
TO Mr. HsGEFs, coach maker, lDocq,te
the Old City Tavern. where Shc Carriage
may BE sem. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

Road nduarrow Axes, RI ,tcheis Hoes. P,onph
Shares and caul,ers, Hinges, Wedges, Ham.
mers, Fcnders. Traces. Strgtchers, and OK
Chains ;--Briilcs, Collars. Hai,ers, Braces.
,Sa-cingies, Back Bands. Belly bands, Bseech.
ing, Fire Buckets, sc cJc
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
JGstPuoliShed and for sale at
this Office
Pocket Almanack for
1910.

THE Cenaemen's Dock, contains an alma
nae. ruled pages Tor memorandums, cash ac.
counts &c government Of the u. s. executive
legislature and Judiciary. federal courts of law,
Departments Of the federal government ter
ritorial governments, patents. ministers. coh-
suls, &c. to and from foreign nations, complete
list OF the army and navy, marine corps, navy
marine corps. navy yard a, Washington, wal
iorcc OF the U. ;. and vessels in commits son,
post Office, progress Of post office estabgsb.
ment, coins of the u 8. duties and drawbsrks.
officers ofthe customs, light houses, several
useful tables. -
The Ladies Book contains hcatliul en-
CRAVING and description OF The falls of Mia.
{aTa' an almanac, ruled pages for temaran-
iums, observatio~s, cash acconh's, TO. vari-
ETY. OF pieces offs, lee poetry, ne ~ aud oelehra-
tea songs marx eti Is and other useful sables.
November -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13

Waited for the ps S, tire,
4 FE VI ALE HOUSE SERVANr.
(eNe who is Il good Seemstres9 wrxi,l
~ be preferred. She mus, c15fe well
recommended for honesty, SC. Enquire
ut the printer. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
IL CouycrL, january 4.h, klt

IL CovycrL, January 4'h, bic.
It is atvised, Taat The operation fthe rule
.rrcscribed fpr the .ud;spr by the advice ne Coua
81 of the 10Th Sep,ertber i,se relative TO the
au,hsn'ication of claims F,nnicd upen ordcvs Or
ter,ifea'esof cont rhai be Suspended until tae
I,t day Of March nexs,
Extract f,op the inurnsE.
DANIEL L. TEYLTO.S.
Clerk of the Council
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
NEGROES FOR SALE.

A T Cumberland Courthouse, on the 4th
ca Monday in March next, being court
daAsyiil be sold. seven or eight likely and
vai.&bts NEGRO MEN, for the 6e?Eit OF
the otherwise unsecured creditors oGames,
Thomas and Francis DeaRe, who siflll nave
Pntitlcd, themselves 20 such nsnet4 by sub
serjbing compromise which Il ach Gre
h;toes hath been propnsed--and according
to deed OF trust nade 20 the subscribers.
WILLIAM DANIEL, jr.
EDWARD BOOKER,
January 10th, 1910. tbs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
Five Dollars Reward
ron SAFE,

FOR SALE,
A NEkT CHARIOT, -ofs lol vo-.
r.. msa hip and materials, aad in ex-
reh-;ii condition. 1t IA, hanging brace
with PLACED Buckles, whip head S1,ings,
lashionibls Bsrouche copcho,anb sea on
spflogs, plated Door aad ComufH Han
Dies, lining fully stuffed endkis<lnmsd.
pis.cd Moaldings, and Venslian Biods (
CAsses 70 d~ofs, Quarters, Back, ard
&Isn', and plated Harness for a pair Of
l Iiofses. Eos terms, apply Messrs,
WREN & ROBINSON,
2 Three doors below The Sgan lsye n,
uSe,e The carriage may be seen. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-02-13
~ IKE Gocefnor Of the Common
vueal'h ofVirgmia.
A Proclamation.

SNHEaEASi,i is rep-ssen,ea 60 rue Execu-
w 1--WE, that eeTta,a II .nsy Jones How
Ard, caarg 4 with s,z5oiag MAX aooth, foua;t
guilty by an examining eouri of tne county o.
Suvyy, sentenced to furtrer t-lai before the ga,
osrior Govt fsne said county. aud remand -
70 the js;i thereof for tha: pu -pose. hath escs.
'ica from the zaidjaa. Ihav- therefore thongsI
1T, with the advice Of the eolnci. Of state 10 IS.
Iue this Rrocsama,ion, h : eby oifsnng a gswass
81 scvssty Eve doizrsto aay person or pessoes
p q, snail asprenend and Convey TO the Jail Of
he said ooan of Susry DE SAID Henry Jones
Howard And do mod eovsr inj5,n al 9th.
GERS civil and r,l.iisrz ana exhors 'the sooi peo
pie of the commonwealth to use thef pest en-.
lssvors % apPsehsna 4id convey toEhf Jail a.
f,resaid tie said HcnrE ZONES Ho ska7{-rnat he
may be deaif with az Pc law directs.
Given uu1eF my hand with the sea-
l.. 5. of the Commonwealth annex d. a :
Richmond, thus 25th day of January,
1910.
Signed, JOHN TYLER.
N. D,-flsBry Jones Ho~a,d is aJoIt 25
years of age, about Ave fceJ 6 inches high Iigb
hair and blue eyes, remarkably suong and active,
peaks uuususlly G1ick, AMI is fond Of asdens
spirits and gaming has small scar Immediate
" between his eyes, on his noe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-31

Those se'tq'dAsr q the idea or bsinr &c sch,;o.d
V the Imper.1 eas~ Ssei no reIasta,,oe 70 sss;.o
ks'teetion s.nder DE Royal Nsvy r'-The same % nss
Hc dcpyccase var with Ergsand a. unoecessarv
BANTER against the freach sssrdard " ~
>~.- -. CT~s< S.xn,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-01-31
y1on THE PBILAnELPBA eAzETrK.

fMVH Ink FHILApfLPHh CAZETTK.
49, O. fesera, Paaer.J
The Attention Of cur readr,s 40 tie address tn the
minister Jaekson, will be rewarded by its perusal
We iAsert IL fer three good reasons (: because it s
: written in style hardly :nferiour to JrxIys. it
contains sound reason and manly American senti-
mefts, and i como. from Federal Paper. On
these grounds We cheeriully recommend IT,
IN Y. Coium.]
TO FRANCIS LINES JACKSON; ESQ
Er-.3mS<sssdsr from, HE britannica yfajesfy % the
United Ssates Of .lmerica.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
+" OUT ArLAsr %

The editors OF the Federal Republican
have at ia.t come to the pith of their argu
mtnfs against the President for taking posses
sion of the country east OF the Mississippi to
the river Pcrdido 1t is because they have
found an extract IN a British paper in which
IL is said
" The British Ministry have aro~cd their deferni-
nanon to preserve the righs of Ola sp.in over her
colonies dnd'minsbed, while the hope remains VI
resc'nng that country from the grasp of French
tyranny"
And supposing the British Ministry have
said so-Look at the proceedings towards
Caracas Besides, they have said many
things they did not do----rccoiiact Erskine's
arrangement. They have attempted many
things they did not complsi,--vitncss the
event Of the American Revolution.
(Baf. Ev. Poss)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

n
BRIST0L, Derse3--.4f,.:pd brig Rambler, Ad
ANS. st. Petersburg, 90 days. L.f al Crons,raei,
Octl8, ships American fiero. Leach, tor Boston, and
L'on Bainbrdge, for Philadelphia, To saii in few
oaysi brigs Hornet, Rofi, N. York, and Columbia,
Mills, do. sch. Bona, Bishop for Baltimore, 5days
Sailed IN company with ship Lcylnt, Delsno. Of N.
York. Spoke, Oct ~, Cff Gothiand. ship Gosport,
Watges, OF N. York, from st. Petersburg Oci 25,
OH Bolphom, Was brought to by Danisis cutter,
winch bad just captured brig koscr, Groves, from
ST. Petersburg, Owned by How. WA. GRAY, of Bos-
,on which WIS tlen IN sight, ling for Eartolna
L9i AT Esineui Oct %, slip jane, Prnce, for New
aoik, and brig Fcder.i George, Fields, Boston, TO
Sail same cay OH Waidero, WIS boarded by the
British frgate la Tribune, capt. Reynolds, sho
threatened TO ssnd in the Rambler for breach Of the
blockade OF the Sound, but iraiy permitted her to
proceed. few days previous he had sent in brig
Mary Cracsafi, frcm St Petersburg for Philadep,a.
No 70 lat. AZ N. long. 48 W. spoke ship New Ga
len, ffm Boston, for London. Nov. 29, long IS W.
spoke ship Hercules, Ambrose, from N York, for
Llv.ipooi, q drys out. Dec %, Spanish sch. Amia.
bic jane. fl III Philadelphia, for st Jago, 2 days out
The foIorcy .?,nefica. Vessels had been c0,e,ed at
Cepenh,sen, and pa,asg Jor a seeond srini.
Ships Sw T., Cb~mplir, York Mary Pike, Mcy-
er, Newbui Sport Herald, Baron, Peterburg Vir.
Inogenc, Jeeett, do Georgia Planter, Brown, do
Argo, Whaeiwnght, Newburyrort. Ganges, Tracy
Boston; hSnPd,n, Holmes, Newport; Magnet.
sweet, Portsmouth Franklin, Adam, Portl.ud /.
Liberty ,Barweil. Nycrk LYDIA, Crabtrce, Portland.
The following Vessels hnve been cleared boyng cosls-
Me Copto's oPbeaied
Ships Mary, Peterkin, baltimore 8. Devotion. Nil.
Ter, N. York brig statirs, Palmer, do. sch, Crcm
er, ,wasey, Boston.
Bfigs Fisher ATes, Greenland, Boston, and Drum
mond, Bu;ler, N. York, have been condemned in the
High Court.
schoonefs Nimrod, Smith, ". York, and Dolphin,
LsSton, do. hsye been condemned AT A. she va ono
for having French certificate Of origin-thc other
for wantug one
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

In this town, on the 18Th inst Mrs Mary AN
THoNy, ~ the Both year of her age yeryfwor.
my and piCus character. ttt
On Monday evening last, very suiIenIy, Mr..
GEORGE REX, ageu 80. natve of Germany Tie
has ever sustainea the character OF an honest, up
right and industrious NAN His funeral will pro
ceed from tie hous, OF the widow Bliss, near the
Methodist Chspets tomorrow afternoon. o'clock
which the real,ca,s and friends arc in,ite To attend
At Jsrernn, o,s the III 3til of Nov MRS MAaoA
RET TABER. sged 64, wife of Mr.. George iabrr
This worthy woman was useful and resp,c cd--hc,
sickncss she bore witt, pahcnce-death she will
iesi isnstfDr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

ply the want of circulating cash, should the
Bank oi the United States be permitted ia
die natural Death. These bills are 10 be
made d legal tenoer on al payments OF the
revenue. biitis prepared, and will shortly
be introduced by friend OF mine. empower
ing the Secretary OF tae reasuIy to borrow
spooihck, sun, oi money On these bills, pay
able al ono OF the banks in each Of tire prin-
cipal cities, on the credit and in ansicipation
OF certain dusies, as they periodically become
paysbie into the respective custom houses.
/ his bank will have the collection of ALI the
custom -house bonds will be restricted iii
the manner of receiving debts due to govern
ment; md shecie viii be reYuired ia all pay
ments, Till the Exchequer bills become due"
RaAimore faher.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26

On Monday evening las,, the Spanish brig
Minesys, 10 days from Havana, bound to Bris-
ioi, with a cargo OF Rum, Wine, Iron, Pow
der and Specie, run ashore on the sou,ls-wes,
point vi bf,nton's neck, at the entrance OF
Tins harbour The Captain, Mate, Supergar-
go, and seven hands, with the vessel anu car
go were iost--,he botswsins with nine hands
succeeded IN geuins on shore.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1810-12-26
Cathohck Seminary Loitery.

T'HE drawing of the Frenehfonn CafAo-
i lick Seminary LOTTERY, third Class, wiz
positively commence on the Ist MONDAY
Of March next, lsickness or death excepted }
Persons having drawn Tickets in the present
Class, and who have rcgleoted taking out the
same, sre hereby requtstsd to cali immedi-
ately, or they will be sealed UP and lodged
with the Town Clerk Of this town, for the
benefit Of those persons only who purchased
their tckets of the Managers or some person
legally authorized by tbcm to sell the same.
PARDON TILLINGHAST1
THOMAS FRY, AanaSers
GEORGE CARD,
OrTICKETS may be had Of either Of
the Mgragers, and ~ The Office of The Rhode-
Lsiosd Rsbsbicds. N called Tor soon-
Eass-G GNeawish, Dec. 81,
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AN PORT BANh.

NOTICE = hereby given, I hat ON Tucx-
IN da, the 6st day of January next, the lsE E
Yearly Dividend viii be declared and p.ud 10 sl.A
persons as The bo aSs Of the Bank will she~ &C. be
M Ao,sc. is nkexpfa = sspen, THAI on w e,jip.s>s
day, the second aa, q, said january general ,Sss,
iug of the Stockholders will take place y, dc ~s ~
House, in Newport, At >sif-pas, Two q'sIo,t Il ~
for the election of Dirt ctofS, md usIActvn =, 4ss
necessary business of sad b'nk
hy srdsr Of the ssrsio.Ti and DIRECTORS NJ
JOHN X. sHEAkMAN, Casi.:eN
Nsstorf, Dec. ~, 1, $40.
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The Aaf-M,nareAist, and Rehn6Gcsn
Hasean =, valuable paper which has been
pub'ished at Northampton, during two years
past, is discontinued, Tor want oi requisite
ha're',age aud Eunesna6sy. Pnvfcid san.
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The legislature of Maryland have rcjsctcd
the resolution TO instruct the Senators from
that State IN the Senate Of the United States,
to vote against the renewal of the Charter of
the bank of the United States.
A vessel on her voyage TO Newfoundland
fell in with an Island OF ice, Oh which were
the bodies of 6 or 8 dead men. Perhaps
their vessel had been wrecked upon this body
of ice, and the sufferers had either been fro
zen to death or met the more dreadful fate ei
perishing Tor want.
The New-Jersey Bank has closed its insti-
tuition and ID & sed the building for saie, in
consequence Of d Late law, passed by The Leg
isIature for taxing Bank Stock. The Bank
was considered solvent, and the notes have
been paid on pressn.mcnt.
The Rev. Christian Doke, has instituted
Course ofLectures in N. York, on Solomon's
Songs, which he ANNOUNCES to treat critically,
doctrinaIly sud practically, by comparing tIse
English version with the Hebrew teat, the
Greek, Latin and ether trsnslstisps ~