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EVERLASTING WAR WITH
ENGLAND.

The President in his message has
stated the conditions on which an arnis-
tice was offered to England and hsreaf-
ter peace might be made.
He requires, ls,. That the orders in
council, as they affected our neutral
trade, should be repealed qvhhout q re-
viuai Of 6iockades violating ackna uleGg.,
cd ruies1
2dly. That all American seamen here
tofore impressed shall be discharged.
sdly. That Great Britain instantly
cease to impress any seamen, even her
own subjects, in American merchant
ships, upon the high sea, and that some
future arrangement shall be made to
prevent British seamen from being en-
poyed in American vessels, or Ameri-
Can seamcn in British vessels.
Let these conditions be understood
and considered with candor, and every
one will find all hopes Of peace are gone.
The first condition is expressed in Ian
guage dark, indefinite and ambiguous.
Few men who have not attended to the
state papers, understand what is meant
by the terms without revival Of block
AIDES violating acknowledged rules.-
Great Britain and France disagree on the
point what is legal blockade, and Pre-
sident Madison does not accede to the
British rules Of blockade consequently
there are no acknowledged rules OF
blockade on which the British and Anne
rican governments agree. The British
declare that to constitute a legal block
AIDE, there must be an adequate naval
force actually applied to obs,ruct the
ingress and egress of vessels into or out
of the enemies ports, and that such ade-
quate force may be ata!!ed 10 fart Of
a coast, as lawfully as TO single barbor
or seaport; but President Madison de-,
MES this rule, & insists with the French,
that an extent Of coast Cannot be block.
aded-and further, that there must be a
force by land operating with the force
by sea. Until Great Britain shall exer-
else her power of blockade, according
to these French rules, approved and
maintained by President Madison, there
is to be no arn'istice, though he admits
that the orders in council have been re-
| pealed, which were primary cause OF
| the war. Whether in fact considera-
| BILE extent of sea coast can be blockade
by the application Of the British naval
force, we shall I fear too soon know by
sad experience during our war. Is II
| possible for President Madison to have
expected his doctrine would have &C.
| corded either with the sound sense o.
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Gold Medal with suitable enblems

| a Gold Medal with suitable eroblems
and de,;ces. and thar the sum IS
tbou.and dollars ne and the same !,
berebv anpropriated. to be ,r;buted
as nriye monev. n the officers and crew
of the United States fripate the Cens,i.
,nt;on If Al a,n. occord;np 70 ,be rr,
visions of g tho a., f., ,h. hs,.s,
v.rrn,e,. or ~. ,.r, Sc ,h.11 c., :,
:, .,.,; 6 -. H., 1900
.a,.,;nsd T.. ro.o. s. ,,o aor,n,
oood conduct and services of Cant.;n
HILL -. oG.o, o.o
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o,;sh;na ,,a ,,,,,,n; Dr.. r.:
a.,s Cuerriors n.o,,,;n. :. o,n;
- ...,,
b;sb,v honorable - N. amsr;. ~.
r,otsr o,d ;ns,nro
Mr. su,h.r, .f,s, com.
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Mr. Chou, ;;,., 49,, ~.
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h,c iii tbe pr.s;ao.,,. Mo-. -,
hoa, a;s. oe 49,.
REFERRING il to the committee r. whom
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ALEXANDRIA.
FRIDAY, November s.
"To sHEW
HIS FORM AND PRESSURE.
!" TO sHEW

We had intended to have offered in
our paper of this morning, few re-
marks upon the spirit and tendency Of
the Presidents Message: but the fol-
lowing concise though able review of its
strongest features, from the pen of a
highly respected statesman and civiliOn,
has superseded the necessity and pro-
priety of any observations from us upon
the same subject and at the same time.
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Fifty Cents Reward.

RAN AWAY from the subscriber OF,
the Goth Of September last, an Appren.
tlce by by the name Of lillian Fu,rcT9s
bound to learn,he shoe making business;
about twelve years Of age, well grown {
had on when he went away homespuh
ycIlow-striped jacket and pantaoons.
| will give the above reward 70 any rers
son I" no will deliver him to me. / uhs
dcrs,and he is now living at the Glass
Works i'll Balimore.
VIM. REYNOLDS.
-. B. I forewarn ali persons frorf1
harboriHs bin, and master, Of ye.ses
from taking HIM away, as ] am tle,eSs
mined to put the iaw 10 force against
all such offenders. W. z.
November s 3t&
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bave taken piac. Oh .Tuesdsy and Wed.
nesdsy next, is postponed to future pea
Rod This will be an acceptable maa=
sure to the public. The hurrying of one
election SO soon after another at this bu=
sy season OF the year, was embarrassing
and lrksome to the people. 1t was uSs
necessary, as the new members could
not take their seats till the 4,h of Marsa
next.
The electors Of President and Vice.
President will be appointed by the joint
meeting, according to the old establish.
cd mode, when General Wash;setoa
was 1t our head-Ever since this mode
was departed from. the country has been
gong down hill to ruin. 1t was, high
time there was a cbasce.
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ESfracf Of q letter to q gentleman IN
This city, dated Savannah. October 20,
1912.
"We had a slooP burnt in this port
last night by mob, because she had
been to East Florida. Two of the mob
were killed On the spot in boarding, and
one on board of the sloop. The city is
man uproar, and we expect the goal will
be pulled down to night. to get at some
gentlemen that have taken refuge there
for safety. We fear another Baltimore
tragedy"
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Cavalry Orders !! !!

The members of the Alexandria Cavalrs
are requestedts parade in complete ;his
form with arms and ronrds Of blink
Cartridges, at nine o'clock in the flores
noon, at the Market Square, to march
from thence precisely at ten o'clock to
Washington to join the other Cavalry Of
the District undcr the command of Cois
Commandment Taylor.
BY order of the Captain.
November &
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NETWORK, Nov. 3.
INTERESTING REPORT.

I
A letter from young gentleman in
Utica, dated the 2Sth ult has the follow.
ing postscript annexed, which We hope
may prove true, although from a coasl-
Iteration of al circumstances of the
mail, the line of expresses, and the
steamboat, we cannot yield it our full
credit before another mail or other con-
vcyance shall con6rra or dissipate it.
San express from Gen. Smyth, on
the great western turnpike, destlned TO
head quarters, states that he (onaylh)
had taken Fort George and For, Fac. ="
CoLUMBIAN.
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COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Fail Of Rain for October 1912.
ms. shous.
s. Rain commanded about
noon and continued, with
little iAtermission till some
time in the following night
this, together with lit
tie that fell the night pre-
ceiling, amounted to $50
5. Rain commenced about O
clock P. NJ. and continued
a considerable part OF the
night following 0 9e3
IL. Slight rain-Do apparent
depth.
IA. Slight rain in the night o OILS
Is. Commenced raining about
8 P. M. and continued
showery during the night o 525
81. Shewery during the night 0 o95
%. Began to rain about sunset,
and continued to rain with
considerable violencegreae
part Of the night o GAS
26. Rain commenced aboHt9 A.
Al. and continued mode
rately, with several Inter
missions, through the day 0 ESQ
81 Began to rain about ! a.
Nj. and continued to rain,
with little iDtermissioh, all
day, * a considerable part
OF the following night $50
Total, 4 235
N. B. The total fall of rain in Wash
ington, during the month Of October,
1910, was O 95S.
Matthew Lyon has come forward as a
candidate for Eector, and has published
an address against the present admins
tration, containing much shrewdness &
independence of mind.-Fed. Rchub.
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TRENTON, Nov. 2.

On Thursday an act directing the
mode Of appointing Electors Of Presi~
dent and VIce-PresideBt Of the q. States
on the part of this state, passed both.
houses. ,.4,,, &c.,
BY this act the Congress Election,
which sadsr The old law Of 1907, Myysid d.
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Erraet Of letter from Boston, dated
October %.
GA cartel has just arrived from Hall
fax in so hours, several privateers have
been recently sent in there, and several
vessels bound to Lisbon, &c. having had
their papers destroyed by American pri-
vateers."
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.

The two ships seen under jury masts
by Capt. Warwick. of the Bengal, were
the Wasp, capt. Jones, and the British
sloop of war Frolic, which had been cap.
tured by the Wasp, after an action of 4s
minutes. Only killed on board the
Wasp, many more on beard the Frolic,
whose force was superior. The Wasp
and her prize were captured BY the
Poictiers IA, capt. Beresford, from Ha-
liiax, fer Bermuda.
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THR SCHEME coN7AIXS

Present price OF Tickets 3 50.
Companies snd individuals who pure
cha sc ali hundred Tickets, viii have .
credit uatil thirty days after the drawing
is completed, by giving note with ap1
,pYaved eEdorscrs for the amount.
: A correc, Check Of the drawing will
be kept. Tickets SCANNED, Schemes
.iurnished, and al information respecting
the Lottery, furnished, gratis BY
| r. Gray,
! q ottosite the yraahington 7ave'N.
! r, GRAY has fot s.ae few warraht'
ed undrawn TICKETS in each Of the
lotteries now drawing 10 Baltimore, she
stthc Baltimore prices g
/ October 8
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CONGRESS-.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
[ Rehorted for the alexandria Gazette.
THURSDAY, November S.
On motion of Mr.. Mitchell, it was or
dercd that the usual standing committees
be appointed.
Mr.. Dawson offered the following -
Resolved, by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the U. States Ct
America in Congress assembled, That
the President of the y. Statos be, and he
is hereby requested to present, in the
name Of Congress, to Capt Isaac Hull,
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NETWORK, October 80:

C0anscficHt LegislatAre.--The lie.
gislaturc of the State of Connecticut
lave chosen Nathaniel Terry, Esq. Hon,
Theodore D~igat, David Dagget, Cal
VIA Goddard, Samuel 3. Sherwood, Da-
ME! Putnam, james Gould, Stephen T.
Hosmer, and Jonathan Barnes, Esqrs.
Electors Of President and Vice-Presi-
dent, al federal.
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By letter from Capt. Zuell, of the
cartel brig Isabella, Of this port, dated at
Bermuda, we learn that he had arrived
safe at that place and landed abaut 100
British prisoners. Capt. Zuell states
THAI soon after he left this port, the pri-
sonsrs, to induce him TO put into some
place where they might make their es-
cape, went into the held and bored seve-
kr@i holes IN the bottom Of the vessel,
(Which caused the water to come in SO
last TIA; the pumps could scarcely keep
tthe vessel clear Caat Zueh perceiv-
Pig how things were going, took an ep-
opportunity, when the prisoners were be-
<poT, TO hasten down the matches !; he then
*o'd ihem they should stop the holes they
PAD mase or he would leave them to
lnS. Finding themselves thus situated,
ncy soon stopped the leaks. and the cap
AIN pursued bis voyage without any fur
Der trouble.
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PUBLIC SALE.

4 N Saturday next the 9TH Inst. at
~ half past o'clock, will be sold, Oh
Merchants Wharf, on a credit, without
reserve,
AZ Hhds. St Kits Sugar,
do New-Orleans do.
q Bills dc, 10.
! fierce anA g Bags Coffee,
SO Boxes first quality Spanish Scgass,
equa!ter Casks London p. Tensriits
Wine.
Bales Cotton-and
1900 Bushels Ground Alum Salt.
PHILIP e.. MaRSIiLLER,
November 6 n
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ATTENTION

Independent Blucs-ln consequence
OF the notice given by the adjulant III
this days paper, there will be 10 mus!5F
OF the company until fu',her orders.
BY order Of re Captain.
join Boyer 1st sersts
Nou <
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nc jOsLOWIHg IS rRPactcu jTOW tetEc
from sentiemas at the southward, TO
another in SGpannah, dated ST. Mary's,
(Geo. J October II!
The only autheatic news we have
from Florida, since my last, is few
lines from COL Newman to gen. Floyd,
(which I have seen) dated last Sunday,
from the plantation Of Mr.. Kingsly, on
the river ST. Johns, where he had Just
arrived from near the Lotchway town.
He does not give any account OF his
engagements with the Indians further
than their anbnseading him on his re-
turn, when they killed two OF his ad-
yancsd guard. The main body imme-
diately charged and killed fous Indians;
the others broke, and many OF them lett
their arms behind.
Newman has preserved all his sick
and wounded, and begs general Floyd to
Join him with 100 men, which, with
those now with him, will be sufficient to
destroy the Lotchway towns.
Gen. Floyd started from this place
at one o'clock to-day, for Coleraine, with
col Scott and major Clark; and TONER
row morning crosses the river, With
from 80 to 100 men, we'll armed and
equipped, TO join Newman. regret
much ny business would not admit OF
my being one of the party.
/" ! have csnyersed with the express
sent by Newman, who declares that
Newman lest eight men in the different
battles, and killed so Indians /; and note
from major Smith to his wife, in this
town, says, Kmgsly's house is hand
somely decorated with Indian scalps;
but does not say the number"
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rAAL GOODS.
John lloyd,

11U' 'e "'r'1 III Ut T7C o7FV II VtTy
general assortment IF Seasona6le
GOODS,
Consisting principally of Flannelss
Blankets. Flushings, Coatipgs, Broad
Cloths, Plains, Kerscvs, Wais,coatlngs,
Worsted and Cotton Hosiery, Mancbess
try, sc. &c.--mos. of them at lowest
and middle priccs-which will DE ready
for sale BY the piece or package in v
few days.
September % aiwStawtf.
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ARRONSMTTsS
1000 Dollars.

I'm the l7th of next month, the Pos
~ TOMAC and SHENANDOAH
NAVIGATION LOTTERY CONS
mcnces drawing, when the first drawa
number will be entitled to the handsoms
sum Of 1900 dollars.
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ed and taken prisoner early in tho day
when capt. Nathan Tovson Cof Ball
timorc took command of the artillery.
He fought as brave as Cesar, and mosv-
ca do-ys sphole sections of the enemy
with grape shot--when we had not 800
men out of 700 left standing, the white
sag was hoisted-on which several Of
our heroes cut it away, swearing they
would never surrender. / had but Sc
venteen men left out of my whole COM
pany, 100, and they are prisoners /
ran to boat full of wounded, we push
ed off and crossed under shower of
grape. / escaped with one cut in the
head from the sword Of British officer,
whom my servant shot dead. They
have killed 400 of our men; but we Kill
led as many Of theirs"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-01-29
AN ACT

Ic authorise the surveying and making
Of certain roads, in the state of Ohio, as
contemplated by the treaty of Crowns.
town in the territory of Michigan.
P&n enacted ty the Senate and douse Of
Representative Of the Uafci States cf
taerca, IN Congress assembled, That the
| Resident ot the Cpited States be, and here
| Y Is authorised TO oippoint three commissions
| IS, who shall expire, survey and mark by
| Nc most eligible coTse, road from the foot
|, ,be rapids of the iyer Miami Of Lake L.
pic,,o the western nc of the Connecticut
resrve, and road ttrun sou,hwa'dly from
LBer Sandusky 10 III boundary line es,ab-
Used by the treaty Of Grcnvii!e, which said
- shall be siyly iec;a WIDTH and the said
commissioners Shall rijke oil. accurate plsss
-9l such surveys, accoipanied with tiei' i'Tno'es,
!, nd certify and Uansmiehe same to the Pres!-
dem q q 7,he United i.c:t States, who, if he APP
D ovcs Ut said surveys, shall cause the p'ats
thercof 10 be deposited in the Office OF the
Tieasury Of the Unicd States and the SAID
roads shall be considered as established and
scccpied pursuant to the treaty held at Brown
Town in The territory Of Michipan, on the
wenty.fifth day of November, one thousand
'cikb. hundred and eight.
Sec Q. .6ad be IL further enacted, That the
,Grcsaid Dads shall BIZ opened and made un-
ID. the direction of the President oi the u
oied States, IN such manner as he shall direct.
SEC. 3. ind be IL Jarther enacted, nat the
sid conn mmissioners shal! each be entitled to
raeiye three dollars, and their necessary as-
s,.an,s one dollar and fifty cents for each AMI
esry day which they shals DC necessarily en-
plCed in the exploring, surveying ana maH-
mi said roads and for the purpose OF COM
pdsating the aforesaid commissioners and
,hlir assistants, aud for opening and making
SAID roads, there shall be and hereby is appro-
prated the sum of six thousand dollars TO
| be paid out of any monies IN the Treasury
| no, otherwise appropriated.
| II CLAY,
Sneaker of tie Houoe Of Representatives
| GEO. CLINTON,
WEE. President Of The United Sfefes, and
Eresidcnt Of the Senate
\ December -, lsii.--ApPRovED,
I JAMES MADISON.
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AN ACT

For the apportionment oi Representatives
amongst the several States according
to the third enumeration.
pgu enacted by tie Senate and HonSe q
~ Rciresentatiues Of the United S!afes u
ameriec, in Congress assembied, That iro"
md after the third day Of March, one 'hoas-
md eight hundred and thirteen, the House OF
.{cpr~ scntasivcs shall he composed of mem
,ers elected agrcesbiy to- ratio OF one he-
jresentatiye for cve,y thirty FIVE '""usa"d
persons in each State, computed sceoru'h'
o tho rule prescribed by the Constitution oi
ne United . a,cs, that is to say: Wi'hin Ine
tate of New. III hampshire, six WITHIN the
state Of Mas,ac husetls, twenty wi'hih 'he
state ,of Vermont, six within the state o'
ahocie.I..and, two within the state OF Con-
NC ,icu,, seven within The state oi .Se"'
70 rk, twenty.seven; within the siAse o. 1>s"'
Ter sey, six within the state oi ren"'ynS W.,
ia, twen,y.,hrcc within the state OF De,'
W. are, two; within the state oil Ma'y'"su'
ir ie wi,nin the state oil Virgiaia, weny'
,nr ee within the stale Of Nor'h'oaro,inA'
n .,een within the state oi sou'o- |a'o''n'
an, within the state of Gcorfia' SIX WIN
10 the state OF Kentucky, ten j """'A 'ns
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loY AUrHOKlTY.)


Extending the time for opening the sew
eral land Offices established IN the ter
ritor, os Orleans.
RH IL enacted 6y ihe Serafe and House OF
Representatives. Of The United Sfafes of
.'me 'iea, IN Congress assembled, That so
much oil the sixth section of an act, onutled
on act providing for the final adinstmen, of
e'aims to lands and for the sale of the pub.
u' lands In the territories of Orleans and
L9usana, and to repeal the act passed. for
tue Same purpose and approved February
>,S'een'h' one thousand eight hundred and
eieNei' Us directs that the several lands Office
es''o"shed In the territory Of Orleans shall
DC 'pehe9 on the first day of January and on
'ne nrS' asot February, one thousand cieh,
huaoaeo Niad twelve be, and the same is
hereby reHesled.
.ssc . md den further enacted, Tha, re
SAID land SIhces shah respectively be OPEN
ed on suct day or days as the P.esiden, OF
'he en"eo ota'es shall by proclamation desig-
nate Tor 'h1 purpose and the publick land
shall in e'Sy other respeo, be offered Ior
-rsle Al the s,id Offices in the same manner AS
is directed BY the aior esaid act.
III. CLAY,
Speaker Of me House Of Rehrcsry lffves
GEO. CLINT y,
piee President cfhc Unifed States. .s.
President Of fhe Senate
December ID, i8ll-AppRovEp.
JAMES MADISON.
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FkESH SUPPLY or
GROCERIES,


JOSIAH NUNRO,
Sfrn",To sAA OF, very reasonable tser. .sisldr
~ CASH, or %ppsed paper, ~ the old s.ahs OF
j. MN i>O * CO.
10 ll6, Thames Street,
tIhds w Esan, Rum;
20 pipes best C>nty Gin;
Is chests TYSON \
Is do. H!so,Aiu, .r.
~ do. soucibns,
10 Bohea, j
TO bags and bblS CoYec;
~ boxes Chocolate, No. \ g and3,
So do. Doolfiie's soap;
2 ceroons Spanish fotant Indigo
boxes New.0rl,sns do;
5 bags Pepper;
lU do. Paohto
500 W.T. Nutucgs and Cloves;
200 do best Csssa;
boxes Mustard;
IS sacks Corks
PITS Maccabau;
Kegs Rappee
Bidders Snuff;
Paper Tobacco;
Starch, &c. &c.
.fiso- few crates assorted rcpacked Ear
tbern W re;
boxes Tnmblers
do Wines.
Just 'ecc,veG in addition to the above,
Sppcs spanish Brandy
or ca.ks sherry Wine;
4 do and kegs Nal ga do.
10 half bbIs. buck wheat Flour
S kegs excellent Ginger;
9 tons Campeachy Logwood
.Newport. Dec. i8 1911.
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" illiam & Henry Moore,

ITO close a Concern, now ofer tor sale YER,
reasonable terms, Cor cash T appio,ed notes
IU hhds 3d proof Wndwad Island
do. Jamaica 20 do. New-Eng land, do;
10 pipes Gm- best kind;
50 boxes, and % bos Hav ma Sngars
50 bhds. retailing Moiasses;
Bohea, Souchong, and Hyson TEA; -
1000 WI; good COFFEE;
20 bales Orleans COTTON
100 Qu,ntsis Dry FISH;
2 tons OF Iron ana Nails of all sorts.
Aud general assortment of GROCERIES.
.9LSO
AFuLL AND rxTgxsrvE SUPPLY OF
---Dki GOODS--
At their stores in .Narkes-ssucrc & JhomeSs,reet.
As their goods were well laid in, they are enabled
to sell them az low as at any store in Newsorf.
". g. All persons having settled accounts with
them requested to call and settle the same with
out delay Aug. zS.
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NeaO Stationary and School
.Books.
J. G.. SH w,

rs now opeuing geDerai yasortmcnt OF
n STATIONARY & SCHOOL BOOKS,
Swncn he win sell upon good terms as Can
be obtained in Newport-yiZ.-
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Mk. FRAZER presents his bes

IVl (. FRAZER presents his bes
thA<i 20 the inhabitants of Newport for the liberia
support they have affo ded bis endcsvours to serve
them for twenty years past. and assures them hs
viii aways retain grateful sense Of their kindness
As he intends TO remove with has family
carly the ensuing spring, he offers for sale or to lei
the lowest terms, his house, No. S, Church stree,
with the let on which II stards.
Should any young gentlemen wish for in
structions in the more advanced branches of liter
before his departure, hc eoIisi:s their attend
anss ss soon as possible. Gar. ], Isl..
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IOPAkENIH0ilt! DISSOLVED.
THE firm Of ] MUNRO e Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual corsent---ali petsO mdobt.
ted to he Concern are requested 10 make immediate
pay ment to JOSIAH MUNRO, vino II outhUrized
to adjust the same. CALHB GhEENE
JOSIAH MOERO.
Newport, August 1st, 1911.
THE subsCriber continues his business at
the old stand of J. MuuEo s. Co. No. ll6 Thames
ere {, where he offers on the most nable terms
assortment OF GROCERIES, Crockery and Glass
Ware, &c Wholesale and Retail.
N. b. Every favour gratefully acknowledged BY
Augusi JOSIAH MUNRO.