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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06
II Jnsf opened, and fSr saIs,
1T p. o. RICHMOND's Cash Sisre,

"A extensive assortment Of English and Iyl.a
1 = Goods-consisting Of
Supcr6nc and low-pnced Broadcloihs and
Cassimcres, Of every description Sd and "a pc.ica
Cloths, OF the newest patterns black, white, red.
and yellow Flannels, scarlet figured do; Gpe Bath
Coatings coloured and white worssed Hosiery
tons first quality black and coloured L,,strings
do. English and India satins India Calicoes,se
handsome patterns and bale Coltons, at Oh PEI
yard, little damaged.
.Aso--Sugar,' Coffee, hyson, byson-skin,
and souchong Teas, warranted of the first quality.
by the chest or smaller quantity.
Likewise--2 eases Cotton Balls, from No.
so to No. il6. Ali of which will be sold cheap, as
usual. Oct. %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

A London paper the Statesman Of July
81, speaking of the French State Paper, SO
called, which was going the rounds Of our
federal prints during the past summer, and
which the editor of the Statesman considers
a forgery, says 3" IN THE UNITED STATES
AS WELL AS IN ENGLAND, THE ENoLIsH
MINISTRY ARE KNOWN 70 HAVE ENoAoED
WRITER'S WHOM THEY PAY TO SUPPORT
THEIR GOVERNMENT" Qucry-Who are
they ! Perhaps the priute in New-York, at
whose Post, the Carriage of Copenhagen
Jackson, made so many Evening stops, can
answer the question. no. Reg)
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"A Convenient Dwciling-Ilouse, in spring-s,reei,
n IN good repair, with large Garden, and a
well OF good water. for terms apply TO
May i THOMAS ifCDSOS, Jun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06
Tcopy.l

It's curran,ly reported AMI believed oy
many, that Louis Buonaparte had Just arris'
ed at the Fort and has with him 'onr m'' 't''
Of dollars in gold" IN. Y. Eve. Pos'')
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06
BOOK and HAT STORE
REMOVED.
GEORGE WANTON has remoy-

GEORGE T. WANTON has remoy-
~ ed his Book, Rls and Paper-Iianging Store,
door south Of the stand, which he lately occulD
ed, (cornes ct Market-Square,) and has taken tlc
store formerly occupied by Mcssrs. A. & q TILLEs.
directly opposite Mr.. SAMUEL w. yISsoNs Apo,i,.
ccary.Shop.
Juss received,
A large assortment School Books OF eve,y
kind ~ use, which viii be sold BY the grocc, doze,.
or single, on the lowest terms--among which are
Webster's and Muray's Columbian Orator,
Spelling ,Yooks, Murrays Grammar, j. !,
Alden's lst. cd, and Sd PRODUCTION, Reader,a,.l
vols Walker 3 Diction- Sequel
aries, History OF Ncw-Englanl.
Dabols Arithmeticks, School Bibles,
Morse's Geography. Testaments, &c.
American Precepnr,
800. .aso yeetiped, a few more cepies,
Self Control, | Vision Of Don Roderck,
Curse Of Rahama, Homer ]urlesqued, &c.
Every new publication will be received, for sale
from the preas.
so resms fooscsp No. / and 3 Writing Paper.
best English and American Letter Paper.
Various editions Of Fam and ruled for accounts,
lily Bibles, with elegant Chiidren's Books, phih-
Bowditch's Navigator. handsome plates.
Blunt's American Coast set DR.. Rees' Cyclope
Pilot, dia, far as published
Prayer Books, an elegant this scarce and valua-
assortment, from small bic work can be sold
lest pocket size, TO the 81 per number lower
largest 8vo,with plates, than the present sub
bound in morocco, jpncn price,
DR. Watts aud other col Several hundred volumes
lections OF Psalms and 2d-hand Books--Iisto
Hymns, ry. Novels, Plays, 20.
blank hooks, for records ems, &C.
All Of which viii be sold for less than haftho ori
ginal value.
THE HAT STORE
Is constantly furnished with HATS of every descrp-
ton and pricc-wide and common brims--warranted
not TO crack or fade
Just received--3 cases rentlcmcn's super
fine fashionable Beaver Hats, of the best quality.
Also--sevcral cases castor and plated Mats chill
drcns beaver do. mems and boys felt do By dozen
or single. 1915
Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG.
lNOS and BORDERS,
lately rcceived--rnany new and elegant patterns.
Aiso---a variety Of low priced Papers with wide.
and narrow Bordcrs.-All Of which viii bc sul ~
markably cheap Qct -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Honotrable Court Of probate of the toan
Of Jamestown, in the county Of Newport, Commis-
sioners TO receive, examine and adjust the claims
against the estate Of
WILLIAM TEW,
late Of said jamestown, mariner, (uissng and sup
posed 10 be lost at sca,) represented insolveat-o
hereby give notice, that six month from the date
hereof allowed tho creditors Of said estate, 10
bring in and prove their respective claims aud thoS
viii, for tI,s, purpose, attend at respective
dwellings.
JOHN ELDRED. cs,,m;..;ouer,
THOMAS CARR,
hpd ai persons indebted TO said estate, are re.
qucs'ed to make immediate payment to the subscr;-
Der, living in Charlcstown. .,
JOHN TEw, i,r .;dninisfrafr.
jamestown, Nov 4, 1911
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sours BoUA.ip.aaTr.

Il was stated in London papers received by
the ship Triton, last week, that Louis Boun-
aparte, late king of Holland, had suddenly
disappeared, and it was reported he bad ein-
igra,ed to America. This morning the Post
Master OF this city received the following
letter from the Post Master in Philadelphia,
announcing his arrival in Baltimore, ss'm
four mition Of dollars ia gold.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.
The following is copy of note receiv-
ed this morning from Bai,imcrc.
ROBERT PATTON.
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1t is stated. tha, Aaron Burr is vet in Paris,
and is principally supported by the gratitude
of young countryman, the celebrated pain
ter, Vardcrlin, who was SO much indebted
TO him in his early years for his patronage
and generosity. ibid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

WashSngtonsneei, Has for sale,
NIFTY bbls. PITCH and TAR ;
approved credit Nov. 6.
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| Capt. TAyER, of the brig Cuvieqo, arris. d
in this port on Saturday last, has politely fa-
voured us with following extract of let
ter, received by hin,, at Amelia-Island, ds-
ted St. Augustine, 9th October, 1911.
i" On the 5,h inst we experienced very
severe gale of wind, which destroyed great
part of the town. Some families entirely ru-
ined. The tide came in with srch fury, that
nothing could withstand its force, and over
flowed the town and all the country round it.
have a sch. drawing six and a half feet of
water, which sailed nearly two miles on the
Island"
Capt layer, has also favoured us with the
following extract from tie log-bvok Of the
sch. Dolly. I" Oct. 4, OF Amelia experienced
a gale OF wind, on the 5th, began 10 abatc, on
the 9th, at 2 o'clock, P. M. discovered two
men in the water-succeeded in saving one
Of them, the other in attempting to seize the
ropes which were thrown out to him let 60
the oar, by which he kept himself above wa
ter, when he instantly sunk. The man saw
ed said he belonged to Gun-boat, No. .; that
she foundcred the day befors, at 2o'clock
he also stated that there were fifty three souls
on board, including one lady passenger, who
were all lost that he saved himself by seiz-
ing an oar, on which he had remained for
fw:asy eighf hours
The Legislature of this State, at its ass
sion last week, made choice Of the Hon.
WILLIxM HUNTER, as Senator in Congress,
TO fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigns-
too Of Mr. CHAnPLIS.
JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, Esquire, has
been reelected Goyernour Of the State Of
Nev-Jersey.
Thursday, the 2sth day of Nov. inst win
be observed as a day Of Thanksgiving and
Praise in Connecticut.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

Thursday, the 2sth day of Nov. inst. win
be observed as a day Of Thanksgiving and
Praise in Connecticut.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

JOSEPH BLOOMFIELD, Esquire, has
been re e-elected Goyernour Of the State oI
Nev-Jersey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

The Grand Jury of the Circuit Co urt Oh
the United States, have, within few uays
past, found bills against TWELVE Fi,n-
ERALlSTS Of Barns,able County, for opt D.
sing or violating shc laws of our country
Warrants for their apprehension have been
sent on to be levied by the proper officers.
Bos. PGt.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-11-06

WILL ne SOLD,
IS chests Hyson,
% do. Hysonskin, rp.e
Is .o. souchong,
do. Campoy
z pipes Gin,
4 do. Brandy;
13 boxes Chocolate;
10 d.. Mustard
Ia kegs Ginger; -
10 bags Coffee,
.ftso---a Pew 10 the Methodist Chapel, ard
variety Of Household Furniture.
CragSfoa u SAaGv, aucs'rs.
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Public Sale,

nv virtue Of decd of trust from Rii,.,
.d-eH 10 tie subscriber, to secure the ,,
meat OF sum of money 20 William Va.
ton, Will be exposed 20 sale, for 5eadg a..
aey, on the premises, on WEDAESEaI
the 5,h day OF February next,
A RENT charge Of seventeen Go!h,
~ issuing gu, Of piece OF ground ~,
UPON the wcs, side Of Water Succt aHLts {:
norlhwayd ri Duke Street, now IN Ire pA.
session Of William Weston. Also, biz,
of ground adjoining thereto, standing Is ',s
upon Wster Street, and running back I.
feet $ inches. The ground and rent Cha
are subject to the dover Of Phehe Moor.
James Keith.
January g. 2ag,
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We the subscribers, being
J~Cuarv II.

S.ockhodcrs % the Bank OF the United States,
and tog -ther the proprc;ors OF more man
two hundred sAa.es, GO hereby, In pursuance
Of The sixth Fundamental article OF the act OF
incorporation, cal general meetins; of ihe
Stockholders TO ee heid at the Bank in Phi
lade!phia on Wednesday, the S cay OF Feb.
next, at ten O'cioCK, a. NJ. 10: the purpose
0 adopting such measures as nay De reqthr-
Ell in the event either OF the renewal or non
rene VOL OF The present Charter.
David !.cnyx, Elias BuuGInot, TT Smith,
Joseph SIMS. Samuel Coates, John Godtt.
NVachsmuth George Fox, Archibald Micah,
y,mcs c. tis',er, Paul Siemen, Thomas NJ
Willing. Henry Pratt, John Stil!e, ? Hob
lingsworih, Horace Blnney, George Harri-
son.
For the Insurance Company OF tie state
sc PennsyIyania- James $. Cox, Presi"ent.
For the Insurance Company OF NoltH
An;er; @a--john !nskeep, President.
Eoythe Marine Insurance Company ,hn
Leamy, President; John Lcamy, Trustee ;
Stephen Grad, Eliiston * John ferot, III.
Wiling, Thomas M'kcan, A. Kuhn, Peter
S. D4Poncca.l, VIM. Tiighman. Samuel
10 gdon, joseph Crukshank, Pres'd~Dt q
Numgqe S9ciciy, VIM. Rogers, benjamin
Say * w. Rogers, Trustees, Olive SProat,
Trustee, Esther Waters, John Msybin, VIM.
Chancellor, David Woeipper, 7ra"er, Jas.
FAVOR, Ephraim Clarke, Samuel S'iie. Guar.
d:an, Lewis Ryan * Joseph Snyder, irnsteea.
samuel Fulton, Codl, eg Hsea Juii0na Scott,
Thomas M'kean and George EnIien, Esther
Cox, Eliza Kane, Julia Vanderkemp, Char.
!otte Cox. Susanna p. Abingdon, am ana Sa
rah AsnDridge, A. Service, M'Eucn, Hale
and Davids On, Samuel N'Lane. Benjamin
Sharpe. joscph Lowncs, John Harper, Ed
ward Randolph. John War er, John Warder
md Son. james Sm:.h, Dehor.y'. hirk ham,
Caper w Morris, Peter Lesley, Thomas
SARGENT, James Cameron, Newberry Smith.
E.izt Lawerswyler, Eliza Lauerswylcr, in
7,7sst Harvey x Worth, Benjamin Il. Nor
gan, VIM. TiGglesworth,> Henry Foand,
Benjamin Chew, Richard Sharpe, Robert
blackwell, john Conne!ly, P. Butler, James
Mi!igan
Philadelphia, Dec. l. li'.) lwisF.
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Gun and Piftol Mandatory,
Corner Of King and Fdrtar Streets.

~HHE subscriber takes the liberty OF re-
4 Winding the public that he ca ricS o"
the above mentioned art in its various 81 ahch'
cs.
6 ,Gerine great inconvenience by Guns ana
Pistols remaining OH my hands an u''tS .
able lime alter ,hci: repairs are completed,
! most earnestly solicit that those who have
favored, Or may favor me with their CUSTOM
NAV send ior them by the expiration OF the
time limited to repair them.
He has received an excellent assortment
of double aud single barrel guns ard pistols
Orders from tue country executed win
nea ness End despatch.
~ An apprentice wanted II Immediate
aspiration De made.
- Robert Nah.
J-cuarv II. ota"~"
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Philip IIarriion.
VIM. a. c.. Dade.
M0t1ee Is h.,.eby e2Ucu,

Pursuant to dccretal order o. Fairfax csya.
~ court, made on tho 2Ath day OF .sugu
1910, will be so!c. st pablo sale, 10 "a
highest bidder. OH the premises, on 7r2
day. the twelfth day OF February ncAt 4
fair; ifnot, on the next fair day Oh a t.r
iii, Of twelve moatEs--the purcaaser gid
ing bond with approved gecurjty-.
Sundry improved land one Enin
improvcdl LOTS, in the town Of Cotche.-
and three acres Of LAND adjoining the al
town and some OF we lots aforesaid, wlia
William Thompson, late OF the county afc.s
said, died seized OF: Also sundry pcnoai
properly beiongins ts said Ni,iai.. Thcmt
son's cst2te
dit the same time end placs uiN 4Ly, q
SOLO, on TIE sas,e terms.
The right vested in the said Ihcmp,cs
OF, in, and to, two uuisn proved LOTS in ;1s
city OF Hsshinsfon. aid district OF CclanDnf
and ore Thousand acres os LAND, s,tua.. 4
Harrison County, and state Of N:r.i.ia
These sales are madc fer tte te"efi 81 III:
said Thompson creditors in SIX. ;rt er r.i,-
toned. The title papers, sc Will at,Is
time and place Of sale be p-rJuce,;. lb:
purchaser OIL the execution If pfogrr b0f4
VIII receive deeds for the lar,des rrurc-'y
Richard Ratc,ihe,
~. T. e.. Fairfax cgmaI
NoTI- y i, expe ted that the c-cd;l9rs q
soa'e person for lhem, viii attend.
2 2.
necember 60. aa,p
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
Ii!iS IS to give notice. that tho

subscriber: CT Alexandra county. in the dis
trio. OF Columbia, la. obtained ,ron, ,ko o.
picks court OF Alexandra county letters of
administration de bonis non, on the, ne,.opat
estate OF Hii.i'n Henry Washington, late Of
the county Aforesaid decea ed all 5er.ors
having Claims against tie said deceased arc
hereby warned to exhbi, the same with to
vouchers thereof to the subscriber. On ar No
fore the goth day o! June next; Or they ~ ~
6y law DC excluded from I'll benefit to s.;J
estate; and those indebted to said estate 80
required to make III mediate payment. C;v.u
under. my hand this Goth DAY of Decent
1910.
William H. Wilmington,
administrator a. &c bonis non, Of
VIM 4. Wa,lang,oa. dec'l.
~ 3ISHew
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nrw p,1RIfCATIONs

"a v
i7,wt ,sceivsd and for sale by JAmN0
KENNEDY, sen. RasS'el!er' +" A'"s
street.
The Modern Griselda, novel, py
Miss Edseworth. c.o,,
The saracen, a Crusade Romance ho"'
,be Ere Oh of Md me Coffin.
The Secret history OF the CaDihet o. Do
,apa,te, Including his private iiic' cn-r'e-
,.r. domestic administration ana eohuo1' ~
t,re;rn lowers, by Lewis GodsIhith, 'tary
puo.ie. :1p,o hv
the Rev. e.. Cr'boe.
The West lae!lcs, a Poem, by James
,o,,yomerv. with other Poems on the abo'
,ition OK slavery.
\ very valuable Introductory Latin oHhoo'
Book, emitted " Orhs ScnsuaIium Pic'as'
or Visible World displayed.
.4LSo,
Murphy's Lucicn, with every other Greek
and L,t,n Classic, now in use in the SCHOOLS
Reau,irul mini ature editions in very eie-
cant binding. of SCOTS Lay, Marmlon and
LADY Of tho L Ike, s,urm's Reflections, MI =
ton and Cowper's Poems, Ropes Homer'
Had and Odyssey, Drvdsn's Virgil, Oy,as
Mctcnorpho>is, Arsbisn Knights, Don Quix-
ote, GiiDias, &c. &c.
A general assortment OF the yer! pest sl :
tionary artic es.
January ~ COZ
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Coach-nlaklng, IN all Its vanou
Branches.


y ESPECTFULLY Informs his fdcna
IN and the public, ,ha, hs cUriil rs
Carry sn the Ccaeh-mahing Hu1a.c:g III az
various branches, a, III. shop ii ia;r;s+
street, formerly occupied by Rae4 ano ~
or, where all orders ia MS linc o. Uuslns'
will nc strictly attended
From all establishment; 0: l;hrcc yeas
the above line Of business he is ai.ic 10 81
as proof oil his workmanship, l.e i.ls Ea''
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please 10 !-.ol ~
with their or'icfs for Carriage G! Any y,
or description, may depend Oh .a,8s to
work executed witbpeainess and Strength
\. a.. Al kinds of Carriages and li4E''''
es made and repaired with iealncss ana BY
patch.
FOR SHE,
second aard Ceschec with E,-e.S
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Or the Fight Of Faikirk,

" 1tc T7SHV u T0lK7K,
A Metrical Romance, by Mi,s Holford,
from the third London edition, is this day re-
'ed. for s-le by lanes kennedy, senior,
bookseller, King street-price 81 and half
cents
The two last editions Of this elegant pro.
ductoE were published in London within one
month The style is close imitation oil that
o. .!aifer Scott, Esq which is SO deservediy
admired, and there is little doubt that those
who have perused Miss Porter's Scottish
Chiefs, will be highly gr~ti6ed by ,his pleas
irg vesihcstion ofone offs leading incidents.
January - eo6t
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Orphans Court.

AAe*andrio C5unty, December Teym, 1910.
Ordered. That the administrator de Lonis
non, OF Wi ham Henry Washington, deceas-
ed, do insert the following adseltlsemcntthree
times in each week for six weeks in tie Alex.
andria Daily Gszeue.
Iee.e
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Ev virtue Of a deed Of truh,

from DGntet 3h(arty, ana hlargsrctta n a.
.ilda SnowGen, his wife, TO us the SUBS ri
bers, will &c exposed 10 puoilc saie OH Tues
day ,he .jitih Dry q February neat, at Craw-
'ori's tavern. in Gcorge Town Tract Of
Lind on the river Potomac. lying in Ltntioua
.opn,v, safe oc Virginia, known rs M'C.r-
vs. lsanr, a2d sugar Land Tract, Or SO
,nu h tAs,c-f IS will be sufficient 10 pay the
sum recorded IN said deed
This property lies about 90 miles above
gorge own, snd the city CT Washington
AID the Island part Of the properly, Contain
ing 800 acres, is known by its prpiuc-
ions TO be the most valuable and desirable
Ind in either the state. Of Mary land or Nir-
e!nia, With proper cultivation may be made
"a produce 100 bushels Of corn per acre. 4
great proportions 0: this tract is heavily tim
,.ered, from wisich an inexhaust3ble quantity
Of ship timber. slaves, sc. may be taken
The property viii be shewn or application 10
So. John w. Eronaugh, in George Town, or
sir Daniel M'Carty, Oh the premises. I me
terms Of sale are, one third cash, or ueee,!a-
ole pager In the bank OF Columbia, at 60 DAYS
with two approved endorsers residing within
the District oil Coiumbia- tire balance in three
equal Payments ofti.rce, SIX am nite months,
al bearing interest from day of sale, IN Do.ss
as aLove mentioned. TIE land is to remain
bound, asd b. resold ON default of payment,
for much ready money IS may be suffici-
ent'to raise the balance tlacn due, ard the re-
sidue on credit 10 meet TIE future install
ment or instruments, the proceeds Of which
resale is 10 be in like manner secured. AID
&c I. ;e H.
az such successive default shall require, con-
forming each 70 the terms prescribed for tire
hlSt.
Elifha Janney,
James Keith, jun.
November $. 2asu
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7lucnty Dollars Reward.
January ].

a SECONDED from the subscriber aEous
~ the 9Th or 10Th of lat month, neg'o
woman AIMED NELL, probably ma: ca'i
hgiSeif .Neliy Martin IS she il about 70 or ~
vesl- o. a,.e, very likely black woman,
feet 9'or 10 inches high, stout ard vel MADE.
large rolling eyes, her clo.tang hcin6 OF di-
fcrsnt kinds eaHnot we'll be described she Il
a very COED house woman, ana has been en-
plo,cl some time ot yave,ns III alexandra
and city Of Washington The a5ave reward
will lie given for securing tie said woman IL
any iai and giving notice thereof 10 the sub
s,riber at Oxen Creek, near Alexandria, and
# brought home ali reasonable charges.
Joseph Thomas.
lamar. L. eo4H
p- The editors Of the National in;clli.
eencer and Baltimore Federal Repubh an,
are requested t. insert the above advertise.
ment three times week tor four weeks,
al send II cir accounts to this Office.
Burr Milestone MarutaS1ory.
The Subscriber informs the
public that he has received supply Of Bu,r
Blocks and intends to lecommence the max
ing of Rurr Mills tones al LIS late dwelling
or Patrick street, between King an Cameron
streets, about the first Of March onext, whe
he can supply Rurr Stones Of any dimensions
that may be ordered He has also good as
sortmeRt Of Boiling Cloths, which can be had
by applying to Joseph Dean OF al the Manu-
factory Any person wishing to engage
Burrs before the alsi of March viii please
apply to Joseph Dean.
Benjamin Brown.
December II. 2aS
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Bank o. Alexandria,

f0nHary z, ssll.
Notice is hereby given 10 the itock
eo,ders Of t.e bsn& OF alexandria, t"at =
dividend of four ner cent. on the caD;tal stock
OF said 31ak, sar the half year e's!ins this
d,y, is declared. md VII be ready 10 sc pald
&c item or thursday the 10Th instant.
p order # n Preside=s end Dtree!ors,
Curdeli Chaplin, Caasisr.
Y,,,,rv !. eoSv.
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Public Sale.
January %.

Pui srant to decree ct The county cHur !
IrimGe WIGaE,, ~ the L...icrsis ned Go.
m;ssioners, viii proreed 10 seil. u P0ag
sale, II the court house OF Fauqu CT co.,.
ty, on MONDAY, the 26.h day Of ..v
vcmbcr next, upon credit o! aaoats,
A TRACT OF LAND, Containing Ia
n acres, lying in the county OF l'auqu,
within h.lf mile Of he ThorouahFare MIls
upon the load lcodiug from AshLy's Gap
Alexandria. There is good Mil Scat va
the LAM & large Stone Mil House, Wi.
with little repair may be made Fl. for gr&
ing. BcnE with approved security vii /!
required Of The purchaser.
Philip lIarrlfon.
VIM. a. c.. Dade.
Dumfyies. Oct. l9--22. co3y
a. The sale Of the above proper,
is poHponed untiI MONDAY, til
18th Of 2nnary, 1871.
December II 3t.wts
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-10-04
.ers, as win appear frou the letter Of Cen

terss as win appear FROM the letter Of Cen.
Campoverde, in which he orders me to send
him 5000 OF the best troops of the garrison.
who were to be embarked in the night OF
he 9th. under the orders of Col O'Rouan,
who came To me for that purpose at eleven
at night. gave orders that he should em
bark with the regiment of Almera but
this arrangement did not take place, and
no one has seen O'Rouan again.
+" From the same letter NAV he seen the
confusion which reigned at head quarters,
where the marquis of Campoverde believed
that division OF 1000 English had arrived
IN the place, and he English Commandant
assured me that he had only 1000 men, who
mad ett Ca9iz on the Sth of June The
Marquis also wished that the troops which
he demanded of me should be embarked the
same night, & he could not but know that
this was impossible, for had no other means
but those which the English lent me. and
the letter had then none that were dispo-
sable"