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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-11-05
Available Farmfor Sale.

TRACT of LAND, lying In Frederick
county, usually known by the name OF eaM-
nerpiIe. belonging to the estate OF the i4le
Rrx,.u,x H,RRIsox, of Brandon, IS now o.
sered for sale. This tract, situated on the
Md Ie.dinc from Winchester to Berryss ter
Iry. about eight miles from the latter place. ana
adjoining the estate of John Page, Esq con
.ains by actual survey Ash acres. 1t hes u
fertile part of the country, and Is equai In
mimi Of QUALITY to the generality OF land In It's
ne;obborbood. The Improvements thereon
consists Of a connmodious Frame Dwelling
House. containing seven handsome apartments
well calculated for the accommodation Oh
eep,eel family; Barn, almost entirely new,
5e;np about IS feet square; also, Stables and
ali o,ber Buildings which could be convenient
- The purchaser, in tolerable repair. here
i slso within few feet of the dwelling house
A we'll of excellent limestone water: which hao
seldom been known to fall IN the least, even
IN the dryest seasons. As the sale VIII 'aKe
Dlsce 81 too late period III the year to permit
he purchaser TO put in crop OF gram DUR
inc The present fall, in order to obylate any
oh;ec,ion which nav be made on this acconnF
-; bushels of small grain will be carefully
sowed on the land, which, of course, viii pass
TO the purchaser. =.
misses OF the last Thursday in the nextmonth.
which is the tine appointed for the sale: Ii
Eir. but if otherwise, Oh the next TAR day
There viii be sold at the same time and place,
about
16 or Is 1aiua5s SlaUes,
Together with all the stock OF every KIND be-
longing to the estate, consisting OF horses
cattle, sheep and hogs. There Will also De
sold all the
Farming Utensils :.
Which have been employed on this estate, m
tolersble order The personal property VIII
he disnosed of on credit OF months, where
the sum is above twenty dollars. One OF the
subscribers, OF their agent thereto duly APP
rointed, will attend on the premises at the
time appointed for the sale.
RICHARD w. BYRD,
RICHARD TAYLOR,
WILLIAM HAXALL,
Executors of the will OF benjamin
Harrison, Esq.
Winchester. October l5-l9.-laWts
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PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust from DANIEL
M'CARII, and MARGARRTIA MATILDA
SNowDEN, bis wife, to US the subscribers,
will be exposed to public sale. OH SATuR.
DAY, the 18th day of January, 1919, az
the Cofee-l!ouse, in Alexandria
A TRACT Of LAND on the river Po-
N tomac, lying n Loudoun county. state
OF Virginia, known as M.Carty's isl1nd, and
Sugar Land Tract. CT SO much erect as VII
be sufficient to pay The sum .ecoraed In SID
deed
This property lies about 30 miles above
Ge-rge ogn, and the city Of Washington,
and the Island part of the property, con,ar-
ing 500 acres, is known by its productions 10
be the most valuable and desirable land III e.
Their the states of Marylan OF Virginia, win
proper cultivation may be made 10 produce
100 bushels OF corn per acre. a great pro-
portion o. this trac: is heavily t;n,5ered. from
which Ali inexhsustable quanti,y If slip tim
Der, slaves, SC. may lie taken The pro-
perry will be shewn en- application to Mr.
John ". Brcnaugh, in George own.
The terms Of sale are--One third cash Oh
tn day of s-le, the balance IN three equal
payments Of three. six and nine months, oil
bearing In crest frem the 1ay OF !e, with
Two approved endorsers residing In the DIS
triCt Of Ccluul5ia--the lind is 10 rena,a
bound and be re-sold at ten days notice, cn
default of payment, for so much ready NJ
ney as may be sufficient to raise the balance
then due, and the residue On a credit 20 meet
the Iuure instalment Or instruments III:
proceeds of which resale is to be in like mat
ner secured, and this operation OF reside is to
be made az often $ such successive detsu,
shall require conforming each to the terms
prescribed Tor the first
Elisha Janney,
James Keith. Jun.
Octobers 2awts
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cir ofWrshmgton, oeio5er s, A. D.
1911, and A. L. SSH.


AT an extra Meehng of the Grand Lod,.
of the District of Colum-ia. among c,he,
proceedings were The following, 20 VII -
:. Rfsotved, That depuis'ion be appoalet
by, and on the part of this Grand l.odge, 10
meet in Convention in the City Of Was IN.
ton, The Deputies that may ne appointed "
,hc several Grand Lodges IN the Unitl
States, % ths fourth Aonslsy IL ja.usry
next, or such ether lime IS may be agIe.i
On
Whereupor, Brothers Yaiertine Reirzs
Amos 3lcx.nIer, Alexander N'Coruiti,
Joseph Cassie aat John 9ish2rds, were Il.
cosliaIly appointed ihe sai,i ds?rta'ion.
Teet, I.AME5 HEWITT,
Dep'y g. Sec'Fy.
Gcuber al o..
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R. l. Taylor,
.fLEXAyDklL

October 60.
~ A small adjoining TR ACT, contain
ing twelve acres, on which handsome
DWELLING HOUSE has been began to
be erected, with WELsof excellent water,
may be had On very accommodating terms,
Jaw
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POSTPONE MENT.

5EE SALE cF
M'KNIGHT AND STEWART's
STOCK OF DRY GOpDS
Which was to have taken place this day, IS
lponed nil FRID4r, the Sin list
November /. d
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Joseph Vaudeville,
corrsr If GT1g a~d F1frfdr streets,

c0rntr Of KIHg asd FaiJar STREETS,
HAS FOR SALE,
IS bales spinning Cotton. choice quality
50 hnas. and > boxes sugars
hhds loaf and lump ditto
SIS hhds. Mol2sses
Go Jays Coffee
10 dsrces fresh first quality Rice
2s bags Pepper and Pimento
IS casks * boxes Goshen Cneese
40 barrels Nevburyport Rum
On boxes French Olive Oil, OF best qua.
lits, each II bottles
ninex old London Particular Madeira
1--WE 10 seven years old
20 cases old Medoc Ciare., imported II
Port. i Li.sos, Sherry. < Nsaa Wines
On nowdef-;sxson, Young Hyson, ans
Hssa, SKIN ther there's the latest nd best i'm
portaiions
100 boxes Muscatel and Bloom Ralslns
so boxes fresh Chocolate, 10. ). :
90, 90 S sozss Isl and as1 ID quaitApan.4
gars :.
corni.c and Bordeaux 8randies sssS-
Iyes, India aad Northern Rum
Holland and cezC;.ry Gin.
with his usual general assortment OF Gro
esries on reasonable terms, fer cash, produce
or he usual credi1s TO Punctual men.
r. he VIII purchase new Herrings ans
Sid. April e. law
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KaLaagLe sm4roved Land tor sax.

A TRACT OF Land eoEtsining about
"A two hundred and sixty acres, situated
Oh the shore of the Potomac River, sho..
distance below Alexandria: TO the Sic land
is attached Fishery, with handsome I'M.
provenents for carrying it on 10 large ex
tent The fences ere In excellent order, a
Urge proportion being post and rail. ard 4.
most new II here is convenient DWELL.
lNG-HOUSE In good repair, and an exec.
lent large KITCHEN: part of the land Is
well taken in clover, and the whole perfectly
adapted to he Loudon husbandry.--For Par.
ticulars sPply to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-20

IF Carious and Foul TEETH

IN consequence of Carious and Foul nf1EETH
the Breath OF almost every person is rem
y dered Ofensive. There are few persons, who
Z have not more or less Of the Scsrvey about
The Teeth and Gums, in the form Of dark
4 scale or crust, OF tar,arious nature, ard
l closely adhering TO the teeth and, which if
b not carefully removed, soon corrodes the e,an-
8 et and subjects them 10 that worst Of pain,
the Tooth -lehe.
Carious and foul Teeth, frequently occasion
head ache, and other nervous diseases, sick
stomach and fever Add 10 these the Bef0r-
nifty Of the mouth, occasioned BY foul ana de-
.fecnue Teeth
!. 10 prevent these disagreeabie consequent
& ces, every person should attend 20 the d'seas-
n ed state of their teeth, in early life.
b And did people reflect upon the subject,
3 there is hardly any thing which would appear
worse, than mouth full OF foul and ea'lsus
u Teeth.
Y or LADIES and GEETLEMEN, who wish
Y 10 preserve their Teeth for Jashion and future
y usefulness, and TO have them made clean,
y white and beautiful, would do well to apply
\ to the PHYSICL.4N at
No. 10, ARLBORO'-STREET,
\ near the Methodist Chapel,) who operates as
n a Dentist.
or Advice given gratis Dec. 81
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-20
lF BURNING TO DEATH.

THE late shocking instances of females having
burnt TO death, renders the knowledge of a discov-
cry lately published by Sir RrcHAnD Phillips, IN
The Monthly Magazine for their total prevention of
the highest consequence. lie dednces from the
principle of the of fire that ladies' ought
20 lie down as soon as they discover their clothes to
be fire that the progress OF the flames will by
this means be instantly checked, and may he easily
extinsuished wi,6out any fatal injury, as usual, to
the head, facc,s bosom and throat he proves this
principle by the following experiment: He took two
sps Of printed COTTON yard long, and on lighting
of them the lower end. and holding pespendicuar
~, il was consumed to cinder in the 5th of min
ute, and the volume of fame great to rise
nee rly two feet He then lighted the other piece,
exactly similar. and land il horizontally pair of
tongs, lie hollow and in this situation it was
five minutes burning and the flames at no one time
ascendceLap inch inhcight, and might have been ex-
tingushcd with the thumb and finger. This, plain
and easy experiment ought be read in the presence
Of the, females of, every family. ty
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY
FOR SALE.
GEORGE WANTON,

HAyING relinquisled the Circulating Library
Ia business, offers for sale his NEWPORT CIRcU-
LATIsc LIBRARY, consisting of several hundred
Volumes Of
HISTORY, typography, VOFAGES, TR.aT-
Els, NOVELS, RO.NA.NCES, PHYS, &c.
All of which have been read, but not much injured,
and will be sold for less than half their original value
Persons having Books in their possession loaned
rom wanion & Rathbone's, or Geerne Wanton's
circulating Library, are requested to return the
same in the course Of the ensuing week.
Subscribers to George Wanton's Library, can, II
they pie 1se complete their OF subscrbton at
Mr. HAMM0ND's Circulating Library Feb. 6.
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T>HAT pleasantly situated House and Lot, situate
in washington street, No 90, ,formerl, belong
ing to Capt. Webber. The house will ac-
commodate four small families without the least in
terfcraace with each other
- ALSO, the House and Lot No. ID Tanner street.
The Honse is but ten years old, and is of the
must convenient Of its size in this town-havng four
rooms with fire. places, wash-room storc-room, clos
sets, &c.
ALSO. the Lot, No. iSS, Chcsnut.street on Eas.
tons-pont, exceeded by none for garden, pleas
antness Of situation for a building Lot.
All Of which will be sold cheap for cash or West.
India Goods. Apply TO BENANIWIiL SHAW, at
his Grocery and Tool store. No. l. Farewel-street,
WHO HAS FOR SALE,
A small assortment Of Groceries, and constant
supply Of carpenterss tools, warranted TO be equal
to any mace in this state. Feb %.
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NOTICE.
HE subscriber having been appointed bv the
Hon. court ofprobate, for the district of James.
town, in the county Of Newport, administra.
traitor the Estate of
ISAAC ROWLAND, ESQ
late Of said Jametown, deceased and hav;ne. .ake,
upon himself that trust by giving bonds according
to law, hereby gives notice all persons who hays
demands against said estate, to exhibit them for
settlement; and all who indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
DANiEL ROWLAND, Administrator.
jamestown, Feb 20.
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ADVERIl6EMENT EXIRAOhDtNAkY.
Tobe sold ON Saturday the forty-eventh ui,. by
me 10 ANNIS, EoQ .tt
lot 6rst-sAn elegant iron Shirt, cut and dried.
neatly lrmed with fine leather rufiie. tor which
have got patent three pairs peastraw Breeches |;
a WOODEN Fry ing pan, and calico Wheclbarrow an
excellent fur Hat, made entirely OF hogs bristles
a handsome pair Of steel Stockings; six pairs of
brass boots, ready CREASED with oil OF roses, with
superfns neck Handkerchief, made of swinging tow.
and-a great pudding AS bis us meal bag, stuffed
with saw dust aleAthsr hands and steel night
cap.
Lotsecond-An iron Feather-bed, with jappanned
curtains three silk Hog-yokes. and alamoskm grind
sonc---aso four pairs flint Wigs three birch pud-
olng -B ags, and wheat-.traw Trammei half doz-
Ell satin horse shoes an excellent brown holland
Dish kettle pinch-back Swill tub, and muslin
H.tchet a mahogany poker, and leather Teakettle /,
one canvas Grid-iron; two sheepskm Warming-pans;
dimity Hog-troWgh one pewter walstcoat two
cow-hite Looking -gasscs, and a pair OF bombazett
aud-rons--aiso, lwo tau,bored cotton Jugs,
printed on the best type. and four goorah chmtz
hogs Ears. ie AsfH3t. f0
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POETRY.
(sELEcTEp.)


THE CLOSE or LIFE.
"77le bars.eg spiris struggles to 6e.jive."
OF Life, the last soul-wing'd sigh
Was hutt'r!ng 70 dcpart
DeaIhs meteor sparkied IN the eye,
quick beat the breaking heart
Twas night---.nd solemn silence reign'd,
We heard the expiring moan
Grim rerour's KING the soul unchan'd--
Tie latest breath was gone.
The meteor died---the heart-strings broke.
Tie pulses ceas'd To play
The sign was aown--the soal awoke,
Iife's vision pass'd away.
Th' ETHEREAL spirit sought the skies,
To Heaven It wing'd ITS flight,
And Margarets beauty-beasiing eyes
Death seal'd in endless night.
No longer throbb'd her gentle breast
With pan-tormented life;
Peace gave the tortured bosom rest,
Aad closed tn unequal strife.
Her gentle heart had ceas'd to beat
Hopes transient reign was DER,
And Margsret's tongue that spoke 50 sweet,
Alas could speak no more
Ter blooming cheeks of roseate hue,
Soon LOSE their vermil grace
The coral from her lips withdrew,
And altered was her face.
Yee many All angel trace remand
10 grace her modest mem;
Aud beauty still a tint retain'd
OF what it once had been.
And though her eyes in death we're closed,
Still lovely did she seem
So sleeping innocsnce, composed,
Enjoys Apleasing dream.
Dear virtuous friend in happy spheres,
Mild be thy souls repose,
While we who mourn your loss with tears,
Feel poignant, mental woes.
Rest, gentle spirit rest in peace.
IL blest Elysian bowers
And wbcn lie's beating pulse shall cease,
May such fate be ours.
Thy virtuous course was short and bright,
e Twas like sunbeam here;
SO gilds a luner ray, through night,
The sun-robed atmosphere.
Alag! it faded on our view
But, ah it left behind
Its vestiBcs, in colours true,
On many IN anxious mind.
Adieu kind relative and friend
Farewell, bright beam Of truth
Thy virtues crown'd thy happy end
With ncver-fading youth.
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

"ANTED-an apprentice 70 the
w IIouse-Carpen,er's business. A LAD from
ID to 10 wears of age, of good character, may Oh
tam situation by applying to The subscriber, az No.
50, Brodd-sreet. BENZ. PlrMAN, JUN.
Sept 26
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T~Obe sold at Publick Auction on TUESB ~,
i the Sth day Of .ipril nsxt, at o'clock, on the
premises, &c not previously disposed of at private
ss,c,) TWO oDwELIING-HoUsEs, situate in the
village OF Troy, (Fall-River) one having been oocu.
pied hy the subscriber store for number of
Years, 10 we'll calculated, and is a good stand for
business the other is pleasantly situated Tor place
ofresdence. Conditions, which will be very liberal,
to be made known at the time AND place ofssle.
ABRAHAM BOWEN.
Troy, March q ttna
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Warranted and common Spoons, marrow, mus
English and Geneva tard and salt do SUI
Watches; gar Tonbs, scissors and
Gilt and mahogany frame pincushion Chains, sill
Looking Glasses; yer Pcncii-Cases silver
Brass Handirons, Shovels Thimbes, plated Cas-
and Tongs: tors, Sugar. -rongs Can
Brass Candesticks desticks and Spurs;
BkITANIA WARE, VIZ. GoLp AND JEwELRY
Tea.Pots, ,Sugar-Bows, WARE, viz Medalions,
Cream-Pot, Table and Lockets, Breast-P'ns,
Tea spoons; plain, topaz and pearl
CUTLERY, viz. Knives < set, Finger Rings aud
Forks, Jacknives, Pen gold and filagree Ear
knives, ,Razor., Scissors Rings,oi every descrip-
Shutters and Trays tion, Bracelets of elias
Portable Writing Desks tick plain hairwork,-
Backgammon Tables gold Necklaces, gold
Flute, Flies and Violins Chains, Seals &
Hunting Apparatus, of Keys, elegant cornelian
every description; Keys, set in gold, gold
Patent and common Sus- Epaulets;
penders. Ladies' and gentlemcn's
Reeves Colours, different Pocket etboOks & Purses,
sizes; Of every description
SILVER AMI PLATED Fancy common Neck
WARE--silver Cream laces, Of every kind;
Pots Soup and Gravy With an extensive variety
Ladies, Tea and Table Of Fancy Goods.
Watches of every description, cleaned and repaired
with accuracy and warranted
Jewelry and Silver Ware, Of all kinds, manufactured
and repaired.
Hair Work and Gold Cyphers neatly executed.
Silver Ware and Gold Necklaces warranted good, or
the money returned.
- Cash, and the highest price given for old Gold
and Silver.
.Ne1ybort. .Nov 2, 1910
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Nefrport potei-jar sale.

THAT noted and valuable stand for q
Il TAVERN, now occupied by capt RicAARs
BAEKHR, with the store, stable, coach house &c ali
IN complete repair, il now offered for sale.
.flso--a Lot OF excellent Land, containing
about acres, half mile from town
Likewise-a Garden Lot, in Barney-sree,,
$50 feet by 48. Possession will he given the lst
Of October next. For further particulars inquire of
JOHN A. COLLINS.
DECEMBER &
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HE subscriber offers for sale the DWELLING
. moosh and Lot OF Land, fronting Washington
and Wiow-streets, on Easton's point. a very pleas.
the situation, and in good repair.
Also, one other Dwelling House, to the eastward oS
the above, fronting Wlow.street, new ard convent
emily calculated for two tenements. If not sold by
the 25th of March next, the upper tenement will be
to let terms made known by applying to
Jan. % JAMES TOWNSEND.
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LOT OF LAND.

TOR SAFE, by the subscriber, a valuable Lot Of
l. Land, situated at the corner of Division and
Church-streets Said lot would be valuable stand for
for arciiers sop,or would make pleasant situation
for dwelling house. For terms apply to
Jan. g. NORTON WILLBOR
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TO BE LEI

'HAl pleasantly situated HOUSE.
l. No. IL, Prospect Hill, formerly occupied bv
capt. JOSEPH BAKER. Said House contains eve,-
necessary accommodation vel Of good water Gar.
den, &c &C. For further particulars, apply to
oct' o. JOSEPH RRIGSS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-20

Ersraet jiqr de Covernpem PAPER Of fhe Havona,
80 ~ Saa B-Dafsd Jaanapy S, 1911. 81
:. Gan order having been issued by the Super'sur
Government to collect all the American Cheese I'M
ported into this city, with avew prevent the dread
ful consequences which repeated oc easons had a
risen to different persons who had eaten quantity
was deposited the publick store, until the anal,
committed to I,c OF the Royal College Of Phys-
Clans we're concluded. Upon opening the door Of said
. store on the 3lst Dec last, number of rats were
found dead, which had eaten Of the Cheese this
new proof is sufficient Recommendation to the pub
lick, that too much precaution cannot be taken for
thr care Of health"
THE practice of using drugs and dies to give
dc Chee false coiouring aud some times for the
more nnccent purpose of guarding Il from insects.
- extremely rcprehensibie--We crediby inform.
ethat the Capt Of the vessel who had the misfor-
tune Of carrying the cheese mentioned in the above
Z article, TO Havanna. was Imprisoned and fined in
large som, on The suspicion Of an attempt to de.
spoy the inhabitants Of the place by poison Ouglt
not law 20 bepassed enacting severe penalties for
flch Tsnton Offences of our checsemongers.,l
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GEN UINE PATENT md FAMILY
MEDICINES.

Which are ceebrate for the cure OF most diseases
to which the lumsn body is liable.
Prekared only by me sole frofriet0r
T. w. DYOTT, Nj. ID.
Grandson of the Late Dr RoBERTsoN. IF Edinburg
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A Small, bat convenient Dwelling House, al
"A most new, situated on Sanford and Farewell.
street, next north Of the second Baptist Meeting.
House. For further particulars inquire of
Jan. 23. JASON SpRACUE
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FOR SALE.

TOK oNIIE,
NE Dwelling House, situated in Marlborough.
i street, doors east of the Methodist -Cht pel.
together with the Lot on which il stands S.d
Lot beng about al feet front and 122 feet deep
FOR particulars enquire Of the subscriber
reo' 20. J NICHOLS.
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Farm FOX SALE.

y. - - 4 IIIt III 4 ON -OII III. ~
EOR sale, small, but valuable Farm, situate in
Middletown, two miles from Newport, contain
,ng about twenty of excellent Land Said
Farm is we'll fenced with stone wall, and has great
quantity of orcharding On the above Farm is con-
venient Dwelling House, with out-buildings. &c.
Any person wishing to purchase, will know the
terms by applying the subscribcr,o the premises
BENZ. PEABODY.
Middletown, March Is.
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WATCH-.M MIXER,

VO. 90, /HaWeS-oFTect,
Offers for sale, as low as can be purchased at any
store in the state,
A General assortment of Fashionable and Fancy
e a ryI; orsf ne
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TO LET,

IYoUsE, No II, Uashrrsor.s'-cets For further
i Il particulars inquire al the flee Of the Rhode
Isicad Rctublroa March 8,
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TEN CENTS REWARD.
ID UNAWAY from the subscriber, on the night Of
~ the llth of August last, an indened apprentice
boy, by the name Of RAY SPENCER, dark com
plexon, dark hair, and is about IL years old. Who.
will secure said boy, in any Jail, in the State, so
that can obtain him again. shall receive ten cents
reward and no charges paid. hereby forbid all
persons, harbour;ng trusting or tracing, with said
boy, on penalty of the law.
IN JNo. REYNOLDS.
WEXFORD, Fec. 20, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-03-20
WRITING SCHOOL.

THE subscriber proposes opening a SCHOOL on
the Goth of March next, exclusively for YOUNG
LADIES, provided a number sufficient to render it
an object can be procured A subscription for the
purpose is now open at No 50, Spring and at
the School House, No. z, SchooLsheet. Although
the principal object will be render those who
tend, adopts in the elegant art of WRITING, yet to
those who wish it, will be taught the branch.
es of Arithmetick. JOHN RODMAN.
NIB Hours of attendance from S Pm. till sunset.
Feb %.
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70 Be LET at PUBLfCK AUCTION os
SA7L'RD.9F, the 6M day Of .iprl next, az II ..
cock.
THE STALLS in the Brick aud Red Markets
By order Of the Towns Committee,
T. TOWNSEND, To-rs 7ieusrrer.i
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Wilmington, Connecticut, containing 80, and
L THE other 164 of Land, are TO be let by
the subscriber who proposes to open MORNING.
SCUoO' for the instruction of Young Ladies, on the
1st Of April next. J. FRASER.
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