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WASHINGTON Mause

WAsHINGToN, Mayse.
Inc documents respecting our foreign re-.
iations, recently communicated to Congress,
present some CLEANS of hope that the two
great beiligerent powers are at length about
10 awake to more correct perception OF
their true interests. Our readers will re.
collect that France has steadily justified her
herin decree. as a retaliation tor previous
violations OF neutral rights by G. Britain,
ana that q. Britain has as invariably justi-
neu her orders in council us retaliatory Of the
oerlin Decree; while each government has
all along avowed its readiness to rescind it's
edlcts, provided its enemy would in the first
instance set the example OF revocation. We
nave not ceased to protest against the weak
ness OF this defence by urging that neither
oeiiigerent, in retaliating on the other, pos
seSsed the Just power to PROSTATE the rights
OF an honest unoffending neutral. But our
remonstrance, though unanswerable, has
proved unavailing.
Ehe letters of General Armstrong and Mr..
flnkney to the Secretary of State shew that
the sincerity OF both governments is likely to
be soon put to the test. France has uneoui
vocally declared her readiness to rescind her
Berlin decree, in case England previously re-
woke her [procamationl blockades of
france, and MIR. Pinkney has addressed
Lord Wellesley on the subject, whose answer
may NC C6peCttu Oy the JOnn Adams. LII
SUCH blockades do not now. exist, and the
British government shall officially say So
France will be bound in honor to revoke her
Berlin decree; with that decree the pretext
tor the orders in council will be removed.
winch, as soon as revoked, will lead to the
repeal the Milan decree, thus involving
the demolition of nearly the whole fab
ric OF restriction and violation of neutral COM
merce.
1t such British blockades Eof anterior date
to the Berlin decree1 still exist, the British
government is houBd by every dictate of Jus.
uce, as well as regard for her own plighted
word, instantly to withdraw them, when she
is made distinctly to perceive that they are
the only existing cause of the French edicts
now in force.
1t, then, England either revoke her block
ade orders, OF date anterior to the Berlin de-
cree, or formally declare that none such ex
ISL and France refuses to revoke her Berlin
decree, she will stand self condemned before
the world as the violator of neutral rights.
1T, on the other hand, England refuses to
take this step, after so fair an offer, she will
stand in the attitude of the original agrees
or, and must be viewed as an memorable
oppressor. who under false pretexts, is
aiming deadly blow at our maritime exis-
teDce
In either event we can be at no loss to de-
eide which government is to be viewed as
most hostile to us.--NAT. INT.
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IoHDor, March IS.
LA MINERvA--An account of a desperate
action fought by the ship La Minerva, with
fiotilla Of SIS dows appears in the supplement to
The Madras Courier OF the 18th of October -
The Minerva sailed from Muscat on the 18th
Ny, and on the 29th early in the morning she
discovered at distance about SIS dows* Of Ju-
asemles, all full of armed men, and apparently
steering towards her. Captain Hopawood i'm
mediately changed his course under press Of
sail, and thereby endeayoured to avoid them,
but unfortunately the day being perfect calm
all his exertions were in vain. At 10 A. N the
action commenced and continued for two days
and night, during which time the Minerva de-
stroyed 81 dows; 10 of which were sunk and
one burnt at length the enemy gradually co-
sed their dows around the Minerva, and, as soon
as they got alongside OF her, the Juasemies alI
at once boarded hef. Captain Hope wood brave
ly defended himself to the last; he received
pistol shot wound in his side and other wounds
on his belly with sword, and on his feet by 2
spear; notwithstanding which he continued to
fight with the utmost resolution, and did rot
drop till he had killed four of the pirates with his
own hands. After his death the Jhasemies be-
gan to put 10 death every body who had borne
arms and when they had completed their bloo-
ly work on deck, discovered Mr.. gijaun David
he purser, aud Mr.. John Martyr, the supercer.
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SINCE THE ADJOURNMENT or THE

SENATE:
John B. Davy, of Pennsylvania, consul for
the port of Rangoon, in the Birman en-
pire.
Charles Harris, of Georgia, commission.
err OF loans for the state of Georgia
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,,.,v STATIONARY oaid.
y. SHAW, |

INFORMS the publck in general, and htiends
in particular, that he hssopened smals
ment OF tho most approved sTATIONAH COM
prising, among other, the fol ., ing articlesk.
Paper--iooiscap, pot, letter, gilt aIbiack
edged, of the various descriptions
Quills, from rs 70 25 cents, per bunch;
Pocket Rocks, from 80 10 So each;
rcnknivess am assortment;
Backgammon Tables;
Scales and Dividers;
Ink Stands, Sealing Wax; 81
( Sand boxes, Waters, Ink in Cakes and Pocr
Shaving Soap, ea
Black Lead Pencils, &C. &c. &c.
Besides variety ofarticies too numerous TO mtion.
ALSO, ron SALE,
The Genuine English Permanent Ink, for Hking
Linen, and constant supply OF the celebratelhrec
slit metacs Steel Pcns--z which will be sol,t the
Boston retailing prices.--CALL AND SEE.
Exchange and Lottery Ohice) tss
No. 1l8, Thames-Strcet,
Newport, April 10th, 1910
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THOMAS PAYNE.

On th> fpver 0sf i-bossiJliv Of mekiag paop rY;
tie erssrios V poiing .sh has Hsuai force rsuarks
"Is, 70 order to svol this daag.r,a a small quan.
sty Of prcpe-ty BE- xsd the creroa of the rigat.
Exhibits hb :rtv 10 "a gracc bv putting It in comps.
Li ,n With scoislent and Insgniscance. whcua brand
pa.rs shall lliosnnatey produce fsai or ,nuS that
BY bcifg worth the so in question, sinai, convey to
Us owner the right Of :oiins, oy its death, take Il
Tom nn,. 10 whom locs the origin of such a .ir,t
ssst I Is u IN the son or the rnies When We cy,.
Hdcr how m.ny ways property may be acquired w;,n-
eit merit ani osl without crime, we on IN, 90 s,su
slr idea o. n.tlns il a c:iserio. ofrisatr.
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Setb % Stephen 1ates,

INFORM their friends and the publck in genera
= that they continue to carry onthe Painting ant
S'azng business in their various branches at their
old stand No q, .ILseet, they gratefully acknowl
edge past fayours, and solicit the custom of their
friends the publck who from the neatness and faith
fupess OF their work heretofore ewnced may be as
sured that nothing. ther part, shall be wanting to
do the same hereafter 8Ht
NerUpors, June 6. 1910.
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Died,

At pa,'kerstorun, Yer = Capt, Jouv vrNcsxr,
an Indian. aged 95 In i.~J, he had command H.
nons the cognawogga Tribe, then opposed, by
French influence 10 these then colonies and provn-
ces. Gen Bradlock, was, at that time, defeated at
Fort du Q,esne, near where Pitss5ury now is. Capt
Vincent had reconnoitevcd the country southwardly
to the mouth of the Sciofa, and had returned before
ti'c engagement. lie formed the ambusca.le which
teatel Braddock. Upon the death Of Braddock
H. comm ,uicd and contended against Col. Washing.
ton, and has often said, that II Braddock had known
tive great man then stlvisin him, he would bave
b en preservcd--That Braddock did not consider
Col Washington as soldier, and therefore lost his
le--'ast Col. Washington harrasscd the French and
Mvsns when they supposed themselves to be con-
guc-,urs. Az that time capt Vincent returned with
his~arrieurs W chisa,rbe.--'rhat at the commence.
n'ert Of the Revolutionary War, he, capt Vincent,
scNn learned tsat COL Washington WAS commander
in chicftha his tribe being in British interest, he
lsst tc, fully hciicvag that tue Great Spirit had
preserved col Washngton--that nnber of his
young waraours, (sfter the q y'bof Bratdock, had
shot AZ Washington and no MIDI kill his.--that
abon ,hc year l77o, capt. J.. Received from Gen
Washington q csptaius commission. lie plotted
the American troops from. Cambridge through the
Province OF Maine TO Quebcck. He was 1t Qucbeck
when Montgomery felL Tie we'll understood The his
tory of the revolutionary war; having in l775 espou-
a the American cause.-the Legislature Of vcr-
D"lt, havag known this distinguished cieftan, long
sricc made him pcnsioner. Cspt. John, was early
educated bv \ Roman Csthnick Priest in the French
ingusgc, anu in the tenets Of that Church. These
early rrpressiors we're not erased At no time was
ths tenant of the forest known tn rise without his o.
risons, 10 steep ~thouhis vsspcrs. 60 ca without
1t least OIL ring up his silent but reverend petition
From his Raaian instructor he had received large
qarto French bible. This he often read, and pre-
served as his best Inheritance, and is said has be-
riesthed IT TO the Rev iieman Bali Il is not suproa
ss that capt vaccnt perfect, but he was brave,
gcncrons, humane anil pious. A uniform coat, pre-
scniei a',a by Gen. Wsshns;on,he bequea,hed with
some other articles tn Nr. Richardson.
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GREAT w Wxsnfwcros the wise, the just and good
Toy true majestck form. ihy MAJ tiai seal,
Tliy atttule, my pensr mr.e inspire,
AID kindes up sfresh he lasent sparks
o. p,triotick fire, in my BREAST
q, WAsHIseTos liy yery name 10 dear
Dear to mi soul, and 20 thy Coishtry dear,
Which thou bast instfumentsi raisedup
F,om all oppression, and from tyranny. n
To that exalted State, high III the ranks
10 wi,lcb size stands, with wonder to the world.
Thy talcnis rapes and virtue, e'er will shine
10 Nation now can boast Of such Son
a Warrioar brave, Statcsnlan Just and true,
In Councii wise, and firm TO execute ~
Thy CoiItry's pride, and ornament to Man,
Lycr.gus, Crsm.oeH, Epinsnenslds - ti9
lisrns0aL and at thc most OF Warriours, -
Heroes, statesmen, can never be conpar'd
To WAsat scroS, ,he Great, whose, fame resounds
Through every cline, from pole TO pole 80
How small - Buonupa,tc, when compar'd--
When ~ the balance wcgh'd with WAsnINoTos
lis hke as dross, compar'd TO the fine gold
Usurpcrs, Traitors, Tyrants. all shall fade, ~
Shall be despi,sl, and held but in contempt,
While WAsBIsoro& shall shine bright Star
Oi the first magnitude IN y0nder Orbs, IS.
And on the hearts Of brave CoLvMsIA's Sons
Shall DC eagrav'd and live AZ long as time,
Till the last trump shall sound. and ali things end
Till Worids On Worlds devolve, and are no more
Sill tllcn the sout immortal will exult.
And live bcyend the stars with Con on hiyh, ~
In full ffuition. crown'd with Joy and peatc, -
That rich rew4rd-that rest which Heaven bestows
For all bic toils and labours here below
f,r all that hardship, patiently enlur'd, "a
While faithful 10 his post, in Fur epos si's cause,
o. Virtue, Justice, and the aIoHrs OF NAN.
tn
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers intend 70 conf
L menee the Weaving Of all kinds Of COTTON
CLOTHS their FACTORY in this town, in the course
OF ten twelve days. Those parents and sua'aaiis
with the rlyng Shuttle, sc. are requested 10 apply
imediately Wages will be given according to ther
ages and abilities, and increased as they cnSiease 10
tie art Of Weaving
They will Immediately commence sIanoiacturug 3
different kinds of twinc and lincs UGfsfed,
quautity OF clean FLAX. Apply to
~ JAMES PERRY, or
July "a. STEPHEN DEBL oIS
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DANIEL SHELDON.

p EspEcrFUILr informs his friends. tha. Ne
Az has hand -
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapbcard,,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, PLANK.
Joist, Sec. SC. -.
Which he win sell cheap. at HE stand on styrn
BURNE's Wharf xn~ rs"
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NOTICE

ne Subscriber having been duly appoin ted by
Il the Hon. COURT Of Probate Of the town of
Ncsgfsrs, Adnlinissra.Sr upon the Estate of
BENJAMIN WILBOUR 49,
late OF said .Ncspar:, Glazicr, deceased i,te.ntc
and having given bond according TO law for the faith,
iui discharge OF the trust thereby coumissed To him,
requests at! persons who indebted 10 the estate
OF said deceased. 20 make immediate pay,nens and
those who have sny demands ags;ns. said estate 10
exhibit them to HIM
WILLIAM WILBOUR.
Jriy H.
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- TINT Y.fL UHBLE ESTATE,
ho.1l2, e 115, TAar,es Street.
NOV occupied by Charles e.. Hos
l. y kins e Co. The Lot measures As feet, on
Thames street, ard 100 Church street, with store
on IT. The House has nine rooms on Floor, with
agood Well Of water at the door. For terms ap.
plyto
THOMAS ROWLAND.
Jan. 3.
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wANTED.

X IMstEOIATELy, Journeyman Halter. A GOOD
= Workman al the business. will meet with con-
s,snt employment, BY app'y'agto
f'ts SANiUEL MOSES.
JAY Is ic,g
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GODFREY WENW GOD.
HAS HoR SALE,
On nie n19sk redsonakc fernts.

4 A QUANTITY Of Ship and Cabin
4 n Bread Alexandria and New York Flour of
the first quality; Molasses by the gallon coarse
ash by retaii-.aso. systck lyle by the dozen, and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred Hops by the
pound Malt by tho bushcl or smaller quantity,
Wheat Bran by the bushe Coal by the bushei
Like~ise, quantity Of Bricks and lyle, made of
pipe clay, suitable for for Ovens Aug. so 1909.
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THE Masts, Spars. Sails, rigging, Stores, &c.
4 suitable for single decked Brig, of ITO or
rs tuns or high or double decked Brig of 120
or 139 tuns9--.s
For terms, and particulars. pplyto
3 CONSTANT TABER.
June 2S.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VN7E the Subscribers having been APP
Wv pointed by the Court of Probate of the
town OF Ns~porf, in the county Of .Newpors, Com.
mssonersto receive and examine the Claims against
the estate Of
GORTON ANDERSON,
late ct stid e~fors. deceased, Represented Insoi.
vent do hereby give notice that six months frcm the
date hereof are allowed to The creditors Of the said
sstae to bring in and prove their respective claims
to either OF the subscribers their respective dwell.
lings, within the time aforesaid
JASON sPRAGUE,l c..,.
JOHN w. DAVIS, ''"'"' :.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
ESTHER ANDERSON,)
:. FRANCIS ANDERSON. 'da"''"'''ei'''.
May 3.
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FOR SALE.

ONE new Stage Coach .1so.--tvo coachesand
" Harness. They will be sold cheap and on a
liberal credit. Please enquire at the Office of the
Rhode -Isius,d Republican.
July l3. 13,J
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SamaneI Dn-fee,

fespccyHly 1yc,ms his /rle,ds ana :h-
Pubiiek,
fSHAT he has taken the House FORMERLY
= occupied BY vsLLrAM AMY. OF, The main
roai, leading 20 the Bridge, wlic.e he proposes
Keeping fiouse OF Paolick Els.ert t,inmem ladies'
and Gcs.tlcnen, Parties sf Ple.s. and Traveller,
who may cal ~ hin, Sn receive every attention,
and ue be. accommodations in bis povor, bes,cw
M. Ladies and Gentlemen may be ac-
cormodste.l With Boarsi:ng, application abre.
roessn'outh, July !, isia i6jw.
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THE Subscriber offers for sale, his
4 House End Lot, together sith large Coach
House and large Stable, the largest and best in the
town of Newport, situated in Droad-strcet, few
doors from the State House.
The above property will be sole reasonable, ard at
JAMES PERRY.
July fs 1877.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AIE the subscribers having tecn a,,.
w pointed by the Court Of Probate of ti.e
iown OF Sosk in the County Of Hashiurfo.
Commissioners to receive and examine the Claims
against the estate Of
EZEKIEL WATSON,
ate OF Soah- -A:ngssOS~, deceased, Represented In
solvent, do hereby give notice. that SIX months from
tic date hereof allowed to the creditors of ,ne
sad estate, 70 bring in and prove their respective
claims to either OF the Subscribers at their respec
siye dwelling within tie time aforesaid.
ELISHA X. GARDNERl
JAMES SHEARMAN, So"@'s'essr''
lperons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate paymentto
JEFFERY WATSON, -id-s,r;,sror
Souhth.Cingston, May Ia, 1910.
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A F A R Nj.


To be Sold. .at PUBLICK AUCTION
By ord;r the Supreme Judicial Court BY the SaJscrse
On MONDAY the oath of September next,
1T o'coeE, p III On Me Premises.
CT fair, II not, the fret far day cffsr,]
ALL ,he right, tlte and interest, which
WALTER WArsow. late Of South Kingstown, died,
se,Yed, to certain FARM (caled the Robert Ha=cfd
FARM lying in Boston Neck, in said South Kingstown,
containing li3 acres of excellent Land with Dwell
ling House. Barn, &c. thereon, and large Orchard,
of the bes: grated fruit said Farm is bounded on
the and on Pctaqoamscu, river, and is well fem
ced md watered and well proportioned for meadow,
pasture and tiliage land,-also, certain Wood Lot,
psngs in Soutb-Kingstown, about half mile from
lyi publick road and two and half miles from Lit
theRsst Hill, containing about 20 acres, covered with
tie tmber--.iiso, A House and Lot Of Land contain
fneabout 9TH of acre; said House is in good o4.
ing Conditions made know at the time and place
lderale,
offs , s.adsunist,qstsr 20 she
JEREMIAH pRowS E''a;s e 4 w. wAlr4a
South Xingstown, July IL, 1910. lsl0w.
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MI. Subscriber takes this mode Of

HE Subscriber takes this mode Of
- informing al those who are indebted 70
aim, by book account or note, 10 call and settle the
same, to enable him to meet those who have de.
mands against him, ne hopes THE ~in be sufi, lent.
without further notice
He carries on the Blacksmith business
as asusus in all its various branches, with neatne ~
and despatch, at his shop, No A. Cross strees, whore
every order will be puncually attended to- and eve
ry favour gratefully acknowledged
WILLIAM WHITE.
N. b. Two Jor sneymen such as are GOO, w.
m'n, may hear Of employ by applying a, .hov. :"
Newport. March 2l.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD

IN ESERTEp from Rosc's-Islsnd on the
~ night Of the Sd inst the following Soldiers he.
ong;ng to the Army Of the United states--vix ----
= AMOS GRANT, private in TIC Reyintafo Of .,araL
ersts25 years OF age, Brown Hair, Gray Eyes, fair
comp.cxlon. and native Of S;oaing.sa, { Goa lis
face marked with gun powdcr--had when he wen,
away around hat. coarse Linen Frock and Trowsers
and shirt with frilled ocsom, and took away with
bin large silver watch, with silver chain, and
gold key.
NATHANIEL BROWN, Of the Rife 'Resimenf, a.
boat Sfet ten inches high. dark hr dark eyes, and
fair comp ZION, born in sf;er, Wc-crsssr C.ws,y,
(.Ness had on green coarse Inca rifle frsck and
trcwscrs, ,rimmcd with yellow fringe.
Whoever will take up said dcsertcrs and deliver
them tn the Commanding Oficcr at Forts Wolcott Or
Adams, shall receive the above reward, and all
sAsy charges pad ...,t -
81 J.. HOUSE, Capt .i-sEi-ris;s
se. - Cswsiadl.sr
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S.G.e of R1ods. Island and f,esiAres

O.G:c Of Iillodt- ISlQJ.a .I!d FicVlls.Hes
Plantations.
IN Gep<-ai .ssseat1y, Jane Ssssis,., g. u. 1870
u ESOLrED, That the torn of TIE Supreme Jc.
ID dicisi Court. which BY Law is to be holden at.
.Nsmpsrt. on the Fourth MoxpAY Of .9rsuss next,
be holden at said ,Nevtsrs, the THURSDAY next,
succeeding the Fourth MoSpAY in .fpgssf nt 1t and
that all Writs, Executions, and other Process, by
which law are returnable said Court. to be holden
OH saic Fourth MosDAy Of .d':yvst, be returned to
said Court, to be holden on said I,,upspAY next
succeeding the Fourth Mospay IN .fngrss next
Ordered That this Resolution be published in al
the Newspapers printed in the town Of ssyporf, s
weeks before the said THURSDAY, next succeeding
the Fourth MoEpAy in .irgass ne1t.
a TRUE COPY
UThsess, SAMUEL EDDyy Se5,y.
Newport. July l8, 1910. 1S,Sw. !,
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yon rur nHooS-rsLAsD RrrusLlcAs.
GRANDEUR or GRE.q~ BRIT.9IJv.
FEDERAL HYMN.
ny PETER TiNDERHoRN, ESQ.

f0r or tart W. deem As r-asd..- So '.-.s;vi."
z4 sN3 tR FISHER AkEs
TO Britarr let us render praisc,
And homage to her Monarch pay,
Her arm the rod of Empire sways,
While subject Lands and Seas obey.
sier Grandeur towers to Heaven sublime,
It's tsdazzlisg luytrc NONE can tell,
Her fame shalt mock The flight of time.
Unsullied by the arts Of llell.'
Lex Caihch thu~ders round her roar.
And Freedom life hsr envious voice;
STILL cscuchmg slaves shall guard the shore,
WAlS Biyhops, Lords, and Kings rejoice. y
Let Ne. dread power. from thee receive
One placid look, one gracious smile
Our spirits to thy cause shall clcave,
Thy friendship shall our griefs beguile.
srss see~ 10 hcps G.sls idea Of any other He'll thai,
thdt Of Oen'oeracys
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-.~4-o FfSdasflcA.. liz ;.
9 House Of y

do House Of y
S,re...M ~ on sEEIse THE LfxEsEss or
'fCLsfERiL GEOaGE H.iSHfvrTON
ON THE FOURTH OF July.
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PRtSrING.
AL is variety. executed with elcr,ncc ard des.
\ pa,ch, AM the cheapest terms pussihie. the
W{ics 81 :Fe HaJs-.,siana Eef-ssscus
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Horizontal Patent PUMP.

THE Subscriber having been authorized
by the Patentcc of the HORIzO.wT4L PA.
TENT PUMP, 20 make and vend the same, cx-
clusvely or this Island, informs those persons who
may be inclined to make of the same, that they
may be seen, and their principle exhibited on app
cation to the subscriber.
JOHN CAHOONE
July 10. i7,H
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July is.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-09
n OF / c. E.

On SATURDAY, the seth day of June, In
slant, will. be exposed 70 sale, Tor approved
endorsed notes at so and 90 days.
A piece or parcea!of Ground,
situate, lying and being upon the south side
of Prince street and 70 the westwartiof Union
street, and bounded a. followsth, to wit .s-
Beginning upon France street at the north
west corner Of piece of ,ground grantedby
George Gilpin to Michael Madden, al loot
to the westward Of Union street and running
thence wcs,wardiy with Prince street & bind
ing thereupon - feet, thence scu:hwardly
wi h line parallel to Water street affect :
inches, thence eastwsrdly with a line parallel
to Prince street 20 feet. thence with straight
line to the beginning 70 feet-whichpieee Of
ground was sold and conveyed by John 20
berts, James Lawrason, and Philip &. Mnrs-
teller unto Abel Willis, and 10 the premises
now in occupation of said Willis, conveyed
by said Willis to Daniel Mclean, in trust
for Certain purposes the rein named
DANIEL MCLEAN, Irusscc.
June1. dsw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-06-09
Land for Sale.

IN pursuance Of decree OF tie worship
full court Of King George county we 'he
subsorib :rs, commissioners therein namea'
will expose to public sale to the highes.t. DIG
der on the premises for ready cash, on Tues
day the 18th Of June next, enc nnd'v'aea m0'e'
~ ef.he TRACT OF LAND lying IN inc
county Of Fairfax, on the waters oil Dnheu''
Run, about ff cen miles from Alcxanaria-
tho Little River Turnpike Road passing thro !,
the tract. THIS land was conveyedoy "eeo
OF gift from John Ashton, sen. 10 Charles n.
Ashton and others, and is sold 10 SATISFY a
debt due Austin Smith from said Charles H.
Ashton