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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-08-28
NEW TEAS, &c.

JOSEPH AG4NDEYILLE, corner Of King
and Fanfar streets, has recetOed and TOR
safe,
80 quarter chests Gunpowder, Imperial, Hy-
son, Young Hyson, Hyson Skin and
Soucheng Teas, of the latest importa.
tons, principally the Leda's very su
perior cargo.
50 hhds. n. Orleans and West India Sugars,
90 boxes Salad Oil,
10 do. MARRIED. and White Soap, OF choice
quality,
10 casks Cheese,
400 lbs. Liquorice Ball,
Wines, Liquors, and Groceries as usual.
May ~
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Alex. Moore, Reg.
This IS to give Notice,

That the subscribers OF alexandria County,
NTH Dis riot fCoiumDi4, have ohtained f. m
the Orphan Co rt Of said cou ty, Letters of
WILLIAM NcKSIGHr, late of the unity
aforesaid. &c eased. All persons haNig
claims against tie said decedent are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchs
ers there Of TO the subscribers, on or before the
25th day of J.nuary mex, or they may by
law be excluded from ell benefit TO said es.
tate; and those indebted thereto, are re-
gu red TO make immcdi te payment
Given under our hands this 25th day Of
1919
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FRESH M EDICIN E S.
WyI.LI4M H4RPER, ]y.

zP0TREC,fRY and DRUGGIST, -4leT-
aadria, Faig1aa Street, Opposite BRYAF
K4HPSO.PS, aud neat Door TO JNO
LboYD'S-
TTAs inst received in addition to his for
mer Stock, general assortment OF
Mtlc,nes Of the FIRST quality, all of which he
Will sell wholesale and retail, on as good
terms as they can be purchased in Baltimore
or Philadelphia Country Merchants and
PHYSICIANS can be supplied on the best OF
terms for cash, or on good credit -He
has also received general assortment OF
Srrsitat Tastruments, likewise
TIE fottowing Pafent Medicines, Utz -
Whaaton's Jsundiee eitters,
Go Itch Ointment,
Cooley's Vegetable Elixir, for Goughs'
Colds, Asthmas, Consumptions, &c. &c,
Rawson', Worm Powders,
Thompson's Foothe Paste,
Essence OF Mustard,
Sings Itch Ointment, &c. &c.
r The highest cash price giveF Tor
Snake Root.
Mcrrb
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W INro, II AS, &c

6 Pipes old London P. Madeira1
IL do. Sicily Madeira
10 dc Lisbon tp...
8 pipes and 40 or. casks Sherry 'V'
so quarter casks Malaga
IS cases Claret
40 chests gunpowder, imperial and young
hyson Teas, of a very superior quality,
2opuncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum,
10 do. northern do.
80 hhds. Molasses,
10000 pounds Loaf Sugar,
1900 pounds bright Nader,
40 pounds Nutmegs,
70 bags Pepper and Pimento,
40 kegs race and gound Ginger,
SO bales Upland Cotton. nice quality,
700 pounds Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
80 boxes mould and dipl Candles,
40 do. No 2 Chocolate,
100 do Pipes, containing gross each,
500 reams wiring and wrapping Paper,
200 sacks Liverpool fine SILT,
60 hhds n. Orleans and w. India Sugar,
$4,000 lbs. green c. flee.
With general assortment of other GROCE.
RIES,
FOR SALE By
Bryan Hampson & Co.
August 25
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FIFTY DOLLARS REW.aRD.
LOST

I'm Saturday morning the 22d inst. between
q COLUMBUS Street ans the Market House
square, the following Bsnk notes eight OF 50
Dollars each, on the Farmers Bank OF Alex
andria, one do of so Dollars on the Franklin
Bank of Baltimore, with several other notes,
the banks not recollected of ten and fivcs--ln
all 665 Dollars, it was wrapped up In IN hall
sheet of writing paper. ;.
Any person VIA has picked it up, and vii! j.
be so good as 10 Hlye it with the Printer, will
do Kindness to a poor man, the loser, the
money bot being his own.
August IS. Of
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
A CONSIGNMENT Of a few hhds.~and
IA quarter casks of Murdoch, Yuijle, Ward
DEIRA, warranted genuine as imported.
Apply when am not in town to WILLIAM
WILSON, Esq.
Vim. Hodgson.
August s co
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August s
Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, Aus ust Term, 1919.
ORDERED that the adniniStra ors o. NfM.
NcKNIeHr, deceased, do insert the follow g
advertise neut three times IN each week Tor
two weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy les,
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Jackson and RumneY.

JACKSON anu kuHllCV,
OFFER for sale 1000 bushels Richmond
Cod suitable for crates, expected in few
days, may be delivered at any navigable place
in Georgetown or Washington.
IN SToRG,
A handsome assortment mems, women's
and children's Leather and Morocco Shoes,
Slips. Boots<and Bootees; No 8, Chocolate,
Beef and Pork; Co:dage, Indigo, House Fur
niture, India Costons, Spermaccti Candles, and
a few boxes real Havannah Segars, first qua
lty. August %.
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t41InfAA kAIE D.

THE Fairfax Jockey Club Races WI
4 commence at this place on Wednesday
the Sd daY OF September next. And the
subscriber having been prevailed upon to o.
pen a Training Sttble, hereby notifies al
those that may wish to entrust him with the
manage ment of their horses, That hels now
ready to receive them, the owner sending
with each horse 25dollars in advance.
The ground IS az good as any in the state
The Purses were punctusll! paid last fall'
and at the post.
John Maddox.
Fairfax Courthouse V, Julv2 e
SUGAR COFFEE MOl.AooLo &c.
70 Hhds. } New-Orleans & HAVANA Masco-
40 Bis : vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 ID. Loaf s Lump do
10000 Is. Green Porto Rico * ST. Domingo
Coffee
SO Hhds Retailing Molasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India RHp
80 barrels Northern Do
$50 do. prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs. lst. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs. Nader
so bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
roo bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmentot Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
Foe. Sale, by
JOSEPH vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Faiyar Streets.
| April 6.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
Let not this ,veak az! erring hand.
Presume thy bolts 10 Mrov;
.ad deal dGmno ton round the land,
On each I juIpe Mv foe."


TX the r. I. american, of the 25th Febru-
arr, AN " amiable and worthy correspondent
calling himself Cand;dnS," presents the
readers Of that paper with an essay on the
pernicious tendency OF theatrical exhibitions
After employing about one half OF his writing
In PREDATORY remarks, and declarations that he
has not said, and does not mean certain things
attributed 10 him, by his opponents, he pro-
Cceds 10 mention tue accldSutal conilagration
Of the Richmond Theatre, in these words
"I still believe it WAS the design of God TO con.
that Theatre, and there To close In such Sor
iy manner, the term of trial which was allotted to
fellow sinners, who were destroyed in the flames
But did not suggest, nor did suppose, that they
were sinners above those persons who attend the
theatre in the town of Providence or that they
were sinners above such persons as do not attend
theatres, merely from the manner of their death.
Nor did presume to follow that unhappy company
ii,to the world OF spirits. But | did intend to
assert that all persons who do not truly repent of
their sins, however they may live, or however they
may die, to external circumstances, will certain
" perish and be Jgreuer p4aShed IN the tormeHs Of
UELL!!"
On reading the above, what must the citi-
zcns of Richmond think of Ncw-Englanders
What must be the feelings OF the surviving
friends of the unhappy victims .
From the manner in which The design is
stated, we are 10 understand that the Supreme
Disposcr of all events, enrased at the mani
fold sins aud transgressions Of the people Of
! Richmond, vas determined TO close their
term of trial. To this end lie decoys ihcm N
through he medium CT the players, ia.o the
ihea,re and then, willie their minds are di~
yerted from every thing but the pleasing
scenes before them, the wcrd is givcn--thc
DESTROYING angel is sent ioF,h-the dreadful!
tragedy ccmmences-" no reckoning made,
but sen: 10 their account, with all their i'm
perTections on the.s heads. Here, clasped
in the embrace of each other, tender hus-
band and loving wife breathe their last Sigh.
There the affeetionate faher, vainly at
tempting to rescue his beloved daughter,
.ninrlcs his ashes with those It the prop oil
his declining years, Driven b, desperation,
the wreiched son, springing inm above, is
dashed in pieces on the pavement below.
The hapless mother mourns cycrh her bleed
inc child, while the groans Of suaering hu-
msrv,v float on tho bosom of the midnigh:
air" Slowly and ,odious!g the ligit OF day
approaches, presenting to view s'ene too
hosrid for language to depict. The Aornine
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DISTRESSING INTELLIGENCE.

Capt. Adams,N OF the ship STAFFORD, 4s
days from Tenetifc, at Baltimore, reports,
iha, of 1900 inhabitants in the port of Orat.-
vo, $500 had the fever, $40 died, aud 269o
recovered, $50 escaped the disorder--63o
had Jeff the city. The fever had ceased, the
Gordon was taken of, and the inhabitants
were returning. The Island of TencrifIe
contained 95,ogo, .ud the six other Islands
| llo,ooo souls. They were in a state OF star
walton in TcnerilFc, and all the Canary Islands
whea he came away, they were eating Ior-
ses, dogs and other animals a num.1r had
died of hunger during his stay there.
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"A Great Bargain.
To be sold at Public Auction,

To be sold at Public Auction,
20-MORROF, May z, 1912, ar | o'clock,
Il. NJ. on he hye1aaes, j Eair, if nor, tie
first .fa1r day Ctter, y not t'revioRsig sod
at Pirate sais,
THAT valuable ESTATE occupied
H. as aFAcroay, 'iiuatcd at the north end Of
NewpCrt-r1h lot measures about three quarters OF
an acre--Ihe building measuring one hundred and
eighty feet in length and thirty feet or uereabouis
in brejth--threc stories high building attached 10
the north side calculated for dy room, and large
compiling room III excellent order.-'-On SAID Factory
is cupaio with excellent bell, which is heard
q the extreme part Ct the town.--in the yard is
large two.siory store, blacksm'tl's and joiner's
shop and otlet buidngs all in the best order,
and enclosed hv ielVc with il mostly new also
excellent well Of water in the ya!d, which bas lately
been bored down a great depth, ard affords album
dance OF water There abost thirty spring shut
ties and hand looms in said Factory, many OF them
of the latest and mot approved European plan,
number of wheels, tpools, s'utacS, Gc &c. a large
warping mill, and ia the upper story q number Cf
weels for spinning AJAX, ScThis building and si,ua-
ton is inferior TO none IN the United States for carry.
ing the cotton, ,wooen and linen spnningand ueav
ing, by steam |works.-Thc expense OF thirty-ive
or forty hundred dollars would procure an engine Of
sufficient force to move five thousaud spndlcs, and
all is machincry-a paper-m and two pair OF mil.
stones the gam VI the Latter annually Will pa the
expense OF fuel and attendance Oh The engI,ic and
sufficient quantity OF water can, at a,,IIGng cx.
pense, be obtained from different sources The
great advantages of an Enyre over Tie water works
has been expressed by person who has worked in
the several Factories in Europe carried by Steam
engines--To prove The utility Of steam works. many
Factories that were carried ty water in Europe have
been destroyed, and Engpss erected in their stead.
This f.ciorJ being 50 near town, labourers ca be
obtained Tor one-third The wages paid The country
Factories transpoy tation Of goods to and from the
Cotton Factory a. about one-lUndr.dtb part and
awaJsa fehdv sale st the Factory for al kinds Of
goods, me- ct fax such twine, lines, tow'eioih
&c-t. p.e.santness Of lis situation needs no des.
ef.,n, having full view OF the tovn, ba,bour, &C
-t not purchased fos Factory, IT would be a
great bargain TO be occupied o,lerwsys, particularly
tor industrious carpenter, divide Iato dwellings.
lit Lss been got in considerable forwarJness TOR
Factory, 5u the inability Of the present Propretors,
(Seing only two( prevents their completing it,
For terms, which wM bc liberal, apply to
JAMES PERRY, or
April13. STEPHEN DE8Lois. 4,
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sun rises oa misery unparalleled. Sorrow is
depioleG Oh every wisage, and the hliDg tear
is the compaiiion os = Licediag heat.
II we agree with this essay:st, that God
premcdiiaied this calamity, we must extend
our belief still further. In imagination, we
must behold our +" ,eIow sinners arralgnea
in The grand oh&noery Of heaven, before the
Ruler OF The Universe, who, With lightning
in his eve, and thunder in his voice, banishes
them TO the regions of black despair. Exult-
ingly the arch enemy oi mankind rushes
10 seize his prey--a peal of joy rings through
the court OF pandamonium, while grim
fends rivct eternal chains on our depart
cd friends !
But further, this essa,ist avows his belief
that our h4pess =" ieliow sinners of Rich
mono" deserved extermination g no more
than the ireauonlers OF Providence ,heatre,"
nor int!e, d any more thah many who 10 no,
frequent theatres" If we believe tha, the
ca!ami,y at Richmond was inflicted by God
as punishment for SIM" We must infer
that similar catastrophe is to agonize the
hearts of our friends In Providence. Nay
more, We must shortly expect IN eXtern'ina-
,ion of the human race, (eXeopting chosen
few, among whom no doubt will bc Gen.
d,dus,) or we must admit thai God is par
tlal and unjust
But do not hesitate to condemn the inde-
icacy, ard dissent f,om The doctrine of this
essayi:t. However 4" amiaole and worthy"
he may be in private, or celebrated and inilu-
en,ial in publick life, l think if any thing on
earth could possibly bring down asspecial
judgmen, from heaven, it would be his essay
on the conilagration of the Richmond theatre
because the summum bonum Of that essay
declares the God of Mercy to be tyrant.
That God deligEteth not in the death Of
the sinner is ayowcd in the oracles OF truth.
To redeem that which was lost, the blessed
Jesus exchanged an heavenly crown for an
earthly cross. On Mount Calvary LIS Llood
flowed 10 cxpia,c The crimes OF a guilty world.
Shall we then, can we aaori5e tyranny 10 a
Being, who las n. infested suc., matCh!css
love and bounGiess mercy No ! Gratitude
and consistency iorhid il.
The premises Of CandidGs being absurd,
his conclusion is consequently incorrect; and
however s.repuousIy enthusiastic bisots may
advocate such doctrine, il merits and receives
the censGrc OF every reasonable being.
EhILlUS.
NewDor, March 4 iQll
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p:cans The fraeas between the militia and the
regular troops. II appears that the militia
were called our for exercisc-,hat the officers
of the regular troops, dspcased with the
manner of the officers of the militia instruct
ing their men, assumed the right TO control
them--tiiai soldier refused 10 obey the CON-
mands of the regular o!licer--,ha, in eonse.
guence he was ordered TO receive eight lashes
with the cat-o'nine tails---lhat the drummer,
after having prepared the refractory militia
man 10 receive the stripes, was threatened TO
be shot dead in case he should strike-that on
a second order, the asummer struck, and the
soldier shot him dead--,hat SONG of the req
ulars Immediately fired OH and killed the lat-
ter--that the militia ia turn shot twcniy-Seven
OF the regulars, (two hundred in the whole
and that the latter rctrcated, leaving The nll.-
itia in possession OF the fort and two armed
vessels in Lake Oniacio Our informant
adds, tha, the British governms HI Ill Can.ela,
afraid of creating further Disturbances, were
tor hushing up the matter.
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DrED--in This town, on the 2Slh ut Mis-. RrBEc-
ca WsAvnR, in the Slst year Of Ler age. Three
weeks alter the first, she received second stroke
OF the palsy she stood II work. and sunk into The
arms OF her daughter, without struggle or apparent
pam in few Moments she ceased 10 breathe, AMI
si. her eiisJren the rcmembrance OF her constant
industry and tenderness 10 her hmiiy, which makes
the eharacivr OF good wife and mother. Happy
eLd TO a life of tsmperance and exercise
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We have received two npy.bers OF new
paper published at Albany, called the AIB6-
Ny REPrBLfcAS. lts partcnih supporters
are understood to DC the opponcs.s Of the in
corporation oil the Bank q .1iger.ca. We arc
sorry to say that the part which the able edi-
tor Of the Albany Register has ;aken in this
question, 90 say nothing osthc Union Bank)
has greatly injured the character OF his pa
per, and impaired the ocnedcnce hitherto
bestowed on rs editor, by ,hc Republicans
universally. On this GROUND alone can the
establishment of new Republican paper, at
Albany, DC iuslihec-...Ne7ra~t IN. p Cert.
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VICE PRESIDENT.

We have good authority to say that il is the deter
mination OF The Republican intcs in this section OF
the union, to support his Excellenoy ELBRlDGE
GERRY, for the next Vee-presidont Of tie United
States and that at the ensuing meeting OF the Leg
islature OF this commonwea measures will be
taken cooperate with other States in the necessa-
~ preparations for this purpose Boston Patriot.
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CHARLES PITMAN,

HAS for sale, on very accommodating terms, 1T
l. his store in Troy, Massachusetts. all kinds of
Factory Cloth and Yarn, at wholesale and retail,
low rs can be purchased at the Manufactures
ALso--a general assortment Of Groceries, Crock
cry, &c. sc. usual.
N ID Weaving wanted, for which the highest
prices viii be given.
Troy, (Mass) Nav 9 1912
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nFFERS for sale, in the house now occupied by
~ Mr.. James TAYLOR, No. !e8, Thames street, a
handsome and fa,hionA ne assortment of Ladies' and
Childrens' Donnets of various prices; which she
thinks canpos fail to suit those who will favor herLy
calling. Likewise. assortment of Straw braid
and trimmings Straw Bonnets made at the short
est notice April D.
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Washington Cay, HhrH %.
The mortal remains Of the la.e Nicc-Pres-
idcnl of tic Uni,cd States were OH Tuesday
evening inferred at the burial ground near
the pavy.yard in this city, in the presence Of
concourse OF people greater than ever has
been gathered together III this city on SINH
lar occasion. The shops were shut at an car
Iy hour; and general gloon, pervadcd all
ranks Of Society. The hearse with is es-
cert reached the Capitol abou, o'clock, and
the procession moved thence in about half an
hour afterwards, in the order which vas an
nounce III cu- last. The scene was a"!ul
and impressive. The marital parade, the
glistcning arms and nodding p.umes OF the
military corps which preceded tire hearse--
the so.em mn melod. of the martial band, (which
attuned all hearts 10 meiaEciloy--ihc sable
hearse, attended by eight veteran pa!i-oear-
efs, who par,ook OF the tolls of the rcyolu-
tion--the wcll-known carriage OF the deceas-
rd---.lhc Chief Magistrate of the Nation
mourning the loss Of enc OF It's ndSlcst sons
the Senate deploring the loss of revered
Presilent--But why particularly describe the
lcnglhened train Suffice it to say, mat this
assemblagc Of mourniul and interesting Oh
jects inspired feelings suicdto the occasion
When a CLINTON dcsccnds TO the tomb vi
his ancesl ors, il is fit that the whole nation
bewail the general loss, and history immort-
alze his nAmc. Hallowod be the ashes Of
the honored dead
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The following communication was rccciv-
ed about six weeks since, and was laid aside,
owing to the press of elec:ioneerny matter.
We think it, however, not ont o. season at
this timc.--Ep.
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Phiiadekfhia, .fhrH 27.
NcrfDprCTIgN AT HAVANA

The Uniyersal Censor, of the 9th Instant,
mentions The execution of five free negroes,
one free mulatto, and three slaves, for an at
tempt 10 possess themselves OF the Island.
One Of them, named Jose Antonio Aponte,
was intended 70 be created King, and several
others, high officers, military and civil, in
case o. success.
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NEWPORT
WEDNESD.lY, .lLiRCH6, 1912.

Our friends in the different towns in every
part of the State are particularly requested to
forward 10 this office, by some sale coByey
ance, complete list as can DC made, OF all
spurious votes of every description, especial
" the names OF all insane persons-thosc un-
der guardianship, paupcrs, aliens, minors,
and in fact the names G all persons ,aborlng
under any disqualification whatever--,ogether
with such as were deferred by fear Of federal
persecution, from exercising their elective
franchise ALSO a list oil the old aud new
Tories, British Pensioners, half-pay officers,
and if possible, the names of British spies,
lntriguers, s.c.-Our object in obtaining this
list is for the purpose of ascer,sining how
great the Republican majority would have
been, if we bac not been cheated by federal
bribery aud corruption.
The following lines are extracted from the
g Vicissitudes Of Things" a Poem, by p.
FRENEAu--they are so much 10 point, at
from serving it up as an 4" election cake"
Tn folly's path how many meet
What hosts shall live to he and cheat
How many empty pates
Shall, in this wise, discerning year,
In natire dignity appear
TO manage rising States
rTis vain to sigh the wheel must OIL
And sirarcs are to the whirlpool drawn,
With ships of gallant mein-
Ithat has been once, shall time restore
What now exists, has been before
Years ouly change the scene.
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FOR SALE.

Of the estate Of ROBERT TAy.
L LoR, Esq. situated in Walnu,.strcet, on the
Point consisting of lots of land, with all the bull
dngs, Vats ap2 Pools, and all the tools necessary
Tor carrying ON the Tanning and Curryiug business.
For terms apply TO HoRATs0 G. TAYLOR, on
the Premises Nay g.
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Cheap Shoes.

John NJ MANSFYED,
OFFERS for sale, from. two to three hum
- dred pairs of women's, misses and children's
SHoES, from 3s6 TO ls6 per pair.
yUs. reeeiped,
A large assortment OF mems, momcn's and
childr,ns Shoes OF all descriptions, Wholesale and
retail .f, April %.
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W LEI,

A ND possession given immediately--the large
"A and elegant brick House, in Portsmouth, stand
ing on the Turnpike Road, leading to Bristol Ferry.
calculated for publick house, which will be iet on
very reasonable terms. Inquire Of ABRAHAM
BARKER, Newport, or ISAAC FISH, Providence.
March "a.
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Merchants CdEe-Hoxse.

Those gentlemen who feel disposed 20 pro-
mote the Institution, will please TO call and
subscribe to the News. Room. Terms libcr-
al--Particulars made known at the House,
96, Thames-strceL "
N. h. A book will be kept at The Coffe &
House, for the insertion of shipping and oths \
intelligence. JOHN JOHNSON.t
April 80.
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rAMMANY SOCIETY, ON
COLUyiBi.,yt ORDER.

A meeting OF the Tammany Society
VII! be held on Thursday evening, May 7.h, :. iss
schooliouse OF DIR. f. Trevett, precisely at &c roe
ing down of the sun. ss -.
Ry order, BERNARD HILL. jun Seorrrg