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APPRECIATION.

WE, the undersigned, do hereby certify, that
having in various cases used Dr. R05stSons Celebra
ted far-i(y Medicines, which are now prepared by
DR.. n. ~ Dyot., Of Philadelphia, We have found
them highly scrviceabe in our families, and particu-
larry eihcacious in removing those complaints for
which they prescribed, we feel assured Of their
excellence, and consider these medicines valuable
and well worthy the attention of all famies-ln
testimony hereof VIC have affixed respective sig.
natures. David Jones,
Late chaplain to General Wayne, Chester county.
Edward Ayers, V.D NJ. No. ii.,North Fifth sueet
Edward Wallinston, No. 9, Queen street
Nathaniel Dayuc, No. SIS, North Front street
John ID Nelson, No 95, Race street.
Adam Vance, No. 20. Christian street.
William Julian, No. 60. south Fifth street.
jacob Slough, No. ISL, Noble street.
Jacob HUFF, No SIS, Callowhill street.
II. l.. Broslasky, No. 81, south sixth street.
John Shrecves, Jr. No. 55, Coates street.
j. Irnill, N. T.. Corner OF Pace and Tenth street
IIsnah Burden, No. 52o, south Front street
Thomas Rose, Tanmauy street, near Fourth.
Preston Goodwin, Market street, near the Bridge.
James Branson. Burlington County, ~. J.
wilhrm Hollinshead, Gloucester County, n. J.
Enoch Eldridge, Gloucester County. NJ
Christopher Drcsher, Upper Dublin Township, (Ps
Joseph Henry, Near Norristown Montgomery County.
George Engcis, United states Arsenal
lseac w;gg,ns, Chester County. o:'s--lyeow
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Removal from ll5 to i42.
CALEB TRIP,

TAXES this opportunity TO express his sincere
, thanks for he encouragement he has received
from his customers, and to Inform them Of his re-
noya from his former stand, 10 l42, 1hames-stree
directly opposite .Hary.strees, two doors south Of
WM. LANoLEy, Esq. and lately occupied by Major
SYLvEs1ER BRowsELL-wheIe he offers for sale, ON
reasonable terms can be purchased in this tow
general assortment OF gcntlemel's fashionable
BOOTS, SHOES, GnPOJiPS,
Of different sizes, qualities, aud prices
.ilSo, jus! receiped-a new supply ofiadies' and
childrens morocco SHOES, At the re~est fashions,
which are warranted to be Of as good q ality, and
will be sold on as low terms, any store in New
port
.ibo, Js' saie-Webbng, Cord, TasseIs, Binding
Skins, and Morocco for lining boots
CJ lie carries on his business IS usual, and n II
himself tina, he furnish those Who favor him
viii their custom, with Boots, Shoes, and Pumps,
that will be equal III quality to any manufactured in
this place, ana al prices tha, cannot fail TO spi, his
customers Newpor, Ha, 6 1873
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1DDetrp
rRoN THE AURORA.
on THE DEATH or DIR. RUSH.


IN rnoInful numbers would the muse relate,
Che stern decree of unrclentng fate;
With hesr.-felt grief The gcn'rsl loss deplore,
Aud family echo, RUSH is now no more
What tho from earth thy mortal part is fed,
And thy lov'd form lies numbcr'd with the dead;
While virtues chcrish'd vot'ries hold her dear,
Fcr thee shall virtue drop her sacred tear;
Genius and worth now hov'ring DER thy tomb,
SHALL view their choicest now'rets cease TO bloom,
The p,th nf science long with honor trod,
Join'd TO Religion, led thy soul to GoD,
Ani in tha, brighter world 10 which thon'rt flown,
The mercy giv'n by Hery'n is now Thy own.
Not all the verse which glowing Milton swell,
Could half thy greatness.-half thy goodnes tell
simple the lay. my humble muse inspires.
J he chill Of sorrow damps poetic fires.
flow oft thy skill rccsll'd the lingering breath,
hnd wipd from palid checks the dews OF death,
Checked Tic sad progress Of each fell disease,
Rcstor'd TO sinking hearts content and ease.
Alas thy labors DER, thy weary head
Now rests in peace within thy clayed bod.
l,ut o b!cst spirit, from yon bIissfnl plain,
S,ne comfort breathe, in soft seraphic strains
Teach us ike thee to live, like thee TO die,
And then triumphant, hail thee IN the sky
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4 NEW MUSEUM OF
wax FIGURES.

ANES BISHOP respectfully informs the ladies'
~ and gentlemen OF Newport and It's vicinity, that
he has opened
I'm elegant Museum of Wax. Nork,
at Mr.. S. BILLIScs' Hotel No. l58, Thames street,
consisting OF twenty-five figures, as large life
among which are. figure OF James .1fadson, one os
Capf. HuK. and six figures Of persons concerned in
he disturbance at Baltimore, hree of each party,>
together with sixteen Miniature Figures. which per-
form a chime of bells connected with al Organ:
In addition TO the above collection is a Panoramic
Prisng lo8 feet, and representing 40 lkencsses, OF
which IS are sayages.
N. u. The Museum will be open from o'clock
in the morning, until 10 in the evening. Sundays ex.
cepted. I hose who wish to view the above coilec-
ton are requested to call soon, il will he shortly
removed Admittance Is cents, children half price.
April 90
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(" Llt there be LigDt. %

THE subscriber, having received from the Pres
ident CT the United States, Letters Patent, for
an improvement, IN the GAS-LAMP, for lighting n.a.
ufactores, Mines, Mills, Streets, Theatres, Light.
Houses, and other buildings with Heterogeneous Gas
or inhamable air, produced BY chemical process,
pit codi, ~ much more agreeable, and iess ex-
pensive manner than has hitherto been done by any
other method and having it now in opeIation in Tie
Bat ghousc,in this town, every room OF which, with
the apartments connected with 1t, are brilliantly NU.
minated with Gas Ii ghts TO the exclusion of everytt-
species of artificial means lie respectfully n-
vites gentlemen concerned in manufactures, &C. to
call and view IL IN operation, that they may be able
Judge Of the utility, and advantages Of This i'm
prOvenent. Contracts will be entered into for furn.
shing aud putting up the apparatus in Manufacto-
lies, &c. in the course OF the ensuing summer,
terms highly advantageous to the proplie,ors.,
The Gas apparatus is very simpe in its conssruo-
ton, and SO easy In its management, that any per.
son of ordinary f.cutes, may be taught in one day,
to manage every part of it effectualy and the trou-
bic will be found Infinitely less than that trimming
attending Lamps,,o afford the same number OF fAUes.
The Gas Lights are in way offensive, and very a.
greeabe 10 the eye; and viii be found extensively
useful in every situation where much light is requlr
ed, especially in the growing manufactures Of
our country, nasrouch AS they are less espensiv-
than those from tallow oil, and free from the III
convenience and danger resulting from the sparks
and frequent snuffing OF lamps and candles; cir
cumstances tending greatly to diminish the hazard
Vi H'e' anu PruPoruohau4y w tcouSe t"e 'a'o Va "
snrance on buildings aud materials subject to that
devouring element.
In offering to the public patronage discovery
which holds out so brilliant prospect ct extensive
and permanent usefulness to the country, particular
ly to the manufacturing interest should make
sacrifice of feelings were to omit this opportunity
To express my grateful acknowledgements TO those
gentlemen of this place, and in different parts of the
United States, who have aided me in my undcrta-
king, for the Information and assistance they haze
afforded me in the Accomplishment Of my object.
DAVID MELVILLE.
Newport, Feb. Is, 1915
E-Te Letters Post hGid 7YiH be duly attended, 10.
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Runaway

V>RON the subscriber, on the 10Th u!t. an inicnt-
II ed apprentice by the came of DANIEL SHEAR.
MAN. An persons are forbd h@rbor;ng, trusting
or employing him, under penalty of ,he law; and
ANY person bringing back said apprentice to h's mas
ter, shall be suitably rewarded.
orHNlEt BROWN.
.Aings,ovn, May iS 1915.
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State of Rhode-Island, &c.
House Of Representatives, May Session,
n. ID. 1918.

House Of Representatives, May Session,
n. ID. 1918.
DISSOLVED, That COMMITTEES be appointed in the
several towns in this State TO collect all the evil
,icncc in their power upon the subject Of impress
rnens of seamcn belonging to this State, and now
detained in tho service of any foreign power, to the
-nd that the most etiectual measures may be taken
10 procure the release of all such seamen THAT
separate lists be made by said committees Of all nat
ural born citizens impressed and detained as afore-
said, and Of all naturalizcd citizens And said com
Int,ees are hereby empowered 10 take the deposit
tions of all persons who may he able TO give any IN
formation on the subject, and shall give public no.
tce OF their several days of meeting, and make
their reports to the session Of the General As
scnbly.
Resotyed, That the members Of ths House from
Che respective towns shall constitute the committee
aforesaid.
The Committee for the town OF Newport,
will meet at the office OF JoRN l.. Boss. jun every
Saturday afternoon at O'clock, until the next
son Of the General Assembly, and vial attend at
dry other tme or place if requested.
JOHN l.. BOSG jr.
BENJAMIN HAZARD.
JONATHAN BOWEN.
CHRIS RHODES,
HENRY BULL,
PELEG kAIGHN.
Newport, May 1S, 1915.
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Mems and Children's Hats.
GEORGE LY.f.vTON,

GEORGE W.fVTON,
LAS just received. for sale u, his Book and Hat
l. Store-a great variety Of Mems, Youths, and
Chdren's HATS. made at the Boston and other fac
tories, ia the best manner-a OF which can be sold
nj prices unusually cheap.
The assortment includes mems superfne Beavers
fashionable in shape, and OF superior quality Go.
beavers and Castors with wide brms do cheap
Castor and Napt Hats; youths and chidren's Black
dcab, and fsncy oolored Beavers, from the very low
est prices to the finest quality, and ON the smallest
to the largest sizes; mems and boys common and
best felt Hats.
.atso, just recepcd-4 boxes PAPER-HANGlNGS,
suitable for rooms window cur, AIMS with wide
and narrow Borders l box ow-priced Papers
which will be sold cheaper than usual
For sale, above e-SCHOOL-BOOKS, OF every
kind in use. BI.A NIX -BOOKS-Smi,h and Jones'
Hymn Books, BibIes, sc. &c.-PaPer, Quiils, and
other aMices Of Stationary April %
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Marshal's Sale.
District Of Rhode c-klIrd.

District Of Rhoac- bland
TN pursuance OF n warrant from the Hon. David
j Howell, Esq Judge Of the District Court for
Rhode Island District;
I hereby give public notice, that shall cell al
nu5lic Anctionto the highest bidder,on Wednesday,
che 2d day Of June next, at 10 O'clock in the for,.
roou, at the store Of H. Z. q. Hopper, in Pro,i-
dcnce, Nine bales Of Cotton Goods
- EnENEzER x DEXTER, MAnsule.
c.oyidence, May ~, 1915 A@Gi
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, contemplating leav-
i ing Newport. requests all those to whom hc
is indebted to call and received their demands' and
those indebted to him hy Note Book account, are
requested TO call anI settle them before the 20th of
April as after that time all Notes and Accounts VIII
be placed in the hands &c Attorney tor collection
JOHN COCGESHALL.
Ncwport, Mar. 25, 1878.
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HATS

HFFERED for sale by
~ benz. g Solm'n. q. Weaver,
OF The following kinds:
Men's best beaver HATS;
castor -;
49, roramS -;
satin beavers -;
drabs -;
Youths black and brown -;
Mems and boys bcs, felt -;
Childrcn's Jockeys aod r., -; -,
All which will be sold as cheap as can be purchased
in this state. April %.
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Nezgp0rt Sb0e- Store and
ManWact0y,
No. lCO, iHANlES- STREET,
3OHW III. DAVIS.


WHO has recently received from Boston and
w elsewhere. large assortment Of Lads and
Gentlemen's Misses ana Youths Morocco aud
Leather SHOES, Of almost cvcry description. Hc
has hose OF the first quality, which he will warrant
All re econmeud--aiso, quantity that he will sch
az reduced prices.
lie also has his Shoe 3fore supplied from
his Manutac;oyy with BOOTS and SHOES, which he
thinks lie can pronounce of superior quality T. any
which are made IN Newport and of the latest fash
ions as he employs number Of experienced work.
men az Boot-mak.ng, aud several excellent workmen
in the manufacture of Ladies' SHOES, of every des-
criPtion
Those Gentlemen who may with 10 DC fit
ted to their with Boots shoes, viii please
to leave their at his shoe-stere, 81 his
Mandatory in the of the same, with his fore
Ladies wishing 70 be fitted with Grccian Slips,
other Shoes, will bewaod on by his !Jreman,who
viii take their measures, ut the shortest notice
He returns his thanks 10 his customers for
the patronage he has hitherto received and fatters
himself, BY the eAertons he has made to procrue
good work men, and the best materials for Boots and
Shoes, he shall receive further patronage.
N. Ii. An assortment ot Morocco, ot all
colors, Binding Skins, BootWe5. Cord and Tasscls
&c.
~" Ali orders from town and country VIII
be attended to. May %.
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DR.. ROBERTSON'S


Which are celebrated Tor The cuie ofmoN diseases 10
which the human body is liable. Prepared onl, by
II. w. DYOTT, Nj. ID.
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Tea and Boarding-H

THE Subscriber informs his friends and
the pubic. that he has recently taken that wela
known and pleasantly situated House. formerly Oc-
cuped by DR.. RICHMOND, on the west road, in
Portsmouth, abou, five miles from Newport--wherc
he has made arrangements for the entertainment of
parties OF pleasure. Ladies and gentlemen be
accommodated with board-and every exer,ion wiA
be made to give satisfaction to those who may favos
him with their company.
GEORGE LAWTON, Jun,
Port tsnouth March IL. 1919
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-01-02

Medical College Lottery.
81 days drawing over, and the fol.
lowing valuable prize. still in the wheel
Prizes OF s $4,000
l. 10000
10000
5000
II 1000
And large portion of 500, 200, 100
&c.
Present price Of Tickets BIS.
Vaccine Institution Lottery.
SO i@y'a drawing owe AID THREE PriA
a. Of $4,000 st;i " the wheel.
Thc FIRST drawn ticket on the 4sth
3sv viii b" entitled - S2o,eoe.
Present pricn o, tick, Is 8 III.
sasqaehanah Canal LOTTERY.
40 DAYS q awipg ever and two Prizes
Of 8 10000, end tsao OF s 10000 stih III
IL. 4" +
Resent price Of Tickets Sls.
Tickets warranted undrawn i'll each
d the above Lotteries, Tor sale by
II. GR.dF.
Januasy =
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SATURDAY, JANuARY2, 1919
John Gardner Laid.

HIS FOR SHE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
bbis.
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
imperial, Gunpowder. Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck.
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10, by e,e by IL, and 10 by IL
Bristol Glass, in whole and half
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish 10 box.
Figs,es,
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
Few Or casks old Sherry, London Par.
ticuiar Madeira and Streighls Red
Wine,
Cordsge and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
Mems, Womcn's ana Children's Shoes
in:.barrc!s and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
Few sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
Chalk and Plaster of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Will Stones.
october &
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december l6.
Joseph Mandeville,

Joseph MahueVille'
Corner Of King and FaiJtar Streets,
HIS FOR SALE,
las Chest l-2 and Id Chests new
Teas
Guapowder, Imperial, Hysonl Young
Hyson, Tyson Skin and Souchong
25,O00lb. Coffee
IS hhtls. Mu.cavado Sugars
100 barrels do.
1900 h. loaf and lump Sugars
10 barrels New England Rum
25 punchcons West India do.
$50 barrels Wh;skey
4 pipes French srandy
so Hogsheads retailing Molasses
80 bags Pepper and Pimsnto
SEQ 10. Spanish Indigo
1000 ID choice Madden
500 ID, refined Salt Pe.re
Is casks Gun powder.
Which with his usual general as
sortment Of the best Wines, Liquors
and Groceries, he will dispose Of on
reasonable terms.
AUG Fl
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Warrington and Alexandria
Turnpike Company.

An annual Meeting of the Stoekhold-
ers, for the purpose of choosing FIVE
Directors, Clerk and Treasurer, will
be held at Triplett's Hotel, at 8 o'clock,
on the hrst Monday in January next, ac-
c ording to law.
GEO: DENEALE, Prss.ds.
December -
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L.. XIII

les AT VENDUE.
Er Tuesday and Friday
| WILL BE SOLD,
fendue Store, corner OF Prince
and Water streets,
Fsty efDry Goods, Gro
/ ceres, SIC.
|2rs OF which will be expressed
in the bills Of the day.
Ind of goods which are on IL
1 and the prices of which are
ed, can at any ttrae be viewed
chased atthe lowest limitation
les. :,
p. C.. MarHelIcr.
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mo 3S4l.
ROBERT CRAP,

Has just rsceiyed-for sale--a few cos
pies Of
Lees Memoirs Of the War in the Scuths
ern department of the United States
sIoon,'s Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
jckson's bookkeeping
Books of Common Prayer, in plain ahd
r.orocco bindings
Mains Introduction
ancater's Epitome
Fatherand Daughter by Mrs. Opie
Rnickesbocker's New.Yark
Practical Piety
The Rambler, by Dr. Johnson, in fe6f
neat Pocket volumes, bound in boards
December so
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders in the Farmers
Bank of Alexandria, are hereby notified,
that an Election of Thirteen Directors
for the ensuing year, will be held at the
Bank ON the first Monday in January
next.
JOHN H00FF, Cashier.
December 10. cotlstmt.
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IiNGo, Lao, &c.
S old London p. Madeira7
6iclly Madeira
lisbon <
5 and 4oqr. casks Sherry :
ter casks Malaga
5 Claret
alcsts gunpowdcr, imperial aud
Inghyson Teas, of a very sapa-
quality,
Fncheons Sd proof Antigua Rum
do. northern do.
bids. Molasses,
bounds Lea! Sugar,
Pends bright Nader,
Punds Nutmcgs,
US Pepper and Pimcnto,
rs race and gound Ginger,
Ties Upsand Cotton, nice quality.
Punds Bengal & Spanish Indigo,
PSes moasd and dipt Candles,
P, No. 2 Chocolate,
Pipes, Containing 8 gross each,
1sns writing and wrapping Paper,
cks Liverpool fine Salt,
Ids. n. Orleans and. w. India
y,
o. green Coffee.
general assortment of other
CERIES,
For SALE Rr
an Iiampson & Co.
ast IS
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p. C.. Maraeller.
Ann GARVEY.

|fs 4 -
will plcase to take notice, that
! the frstday ofthe Circuit Court,
I,s,uct of Columbia, to be held
bounty of Alexandria, in Aprl'
ss soon thereafter as counsel
heard, | shall move that court
Judgment against you in favor
kmmon Council of Alexandra
sum of Fifty Nine Dollars
light Cents-being the amount
! due from you to the Common
|of Alexandria, upon your Lot,
h the corner of Queen and
strec,s, for the years 1904, S,
b 10, II, Ia,
ding to act Of Congress, passed
! February, 1904
| John D. Simms.
he Com. Count. Of .AlerGndria.
i 81 aom
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Twill sell a Female Slave.
suitable for Farm, at a very reduced
price and / will give liberal wages i e''r
a Male Slave of good condition, i.'
the ensuing year. to be employed ~
Alexandria.
Bede Clements.
December q. ~. I.
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|sH MEDICINES.
Ian H4RPER, jr.

kEC4RY and DRUGGIST
|ndrio, F1irfaa: Street, ohhosit'
k,v Hump SONS ard near
10 J.NO LLOYD'S-
lust received in addition &c
Is former Stock. general as
ID Of Medicines OF the first qua
| of which he will sell whole
retail, on as good terms as
be purchased in Baltimore OF
bhia Country Merchants ant
bns can be supplied on the
kSrms for cash, or on a gooG
He has also received a &C.
Isortment Of Stirgical Iasira-
(kswise
koua.0;ng Patent Medicines
IS Jaundice Bitters,
tch Oiatment,
| Vegetable Elixir, fo- Coughs
| Aathmas, Eonsumptions, sc.
5 Worm Powders,
|oa's Tootbs Paste,
OF Mustard,
tch Ointment, sc. SC.
E>he highest cash price given
Is Root.
IN
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BL1sHED DAH) BIZ sNoWDEN Rora1rsTREET
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
BY LAWRASON e FOWLE,
The Cargo Of tie brig Dolphin, cattain
Syyt, tr0D BOsson---being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 casks Lime
100 boxes Mould s. Dipt Candles
10 hhds. N. E. Rum
$50 reams Wrapping paper.
80 boxes Soap
October %
LANDING
From the Schooner Sophia, Captain
Thoms, from Portland, and for sale
by
Lawrason & Fowle.
6 hhds West India Rum,
Is barrels Tanners Oil,
100 boxes Soap,
SO do Mould Candles,
40 boxes bottled Cyder, of one dozen
each,
22O reams of Vellum Foolscap and
Pot Writing Paper.
boxes Seine Irvine.
October 20
Mrs. WASHINGTON
HAVING removed from the Wash
I'll ington Tavern to that new and
commodious House, lately built by MIR
Anthony Crease, will take in boarders
by the day, or week. She begs leave
to solicit share of the patronage so IL
berally bestowed in this city on the un.
fortunate, and promises that no exertlon
on her part shall be wanting 70 make
her boarders comfortable.
Nnuenher lN.
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The Alexandra Museum,
sUNEvoTED to Charitable purposes -,
and belonging to the Alexands,a :.
Washington Lodge No. -, is open for
~. recention Of Visitors, every Gay IN
INV. .hs wesLe from 10 A. NJ. 70 2 PM. losn-
day excepted on the following terms i
' Single visit for grown persons 8
e Single visit Tor ohildrsp, y ~ eents,
september q 60 IS
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NfED-on the 10Th inst. Bals1oL CARR, black
man, aged 80 years fifty of which ne attended
the Ferry between this town and the Island of
jamestown.
In this town, on the 10th inst Mr.. PonPEy BRrs.
LEy, aged 81 Though one vf the African race he
feared God and worked righteousness and from his
youth, in the Second Baptist Church. walked worthy
OF the high aud hol, vocation, wherewith he was
called. May his African brs thrcn in particular mi-
tate his pious life and good examples. and remcm.
Der their souls can lie made white in the Dlood Of
The Lamb.
AT Exeter, on the 9th inst. Miss ABIGAIL Bun-
Rouons, daughter of the late Mr.. Samuel Burroughs
OF this town, IN the 56h year Of her age.