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tha system. Il WIS made the sfder q
| the day for "wednesday.
Mr.. Kent, from the committee on the
District of Columbia, reported bill e.
inc orporats the Colombian Manntactsr
in. Company Of Alexandris. Referred
to TO committee Of the whole on Ives.
day -.
for leave OF absence fer three weeks -
The former Obtained it. without debate;
but some discussion took place on the
prorriety Of granting leave OF absence
to Mr.. Miller, IS he is member OF the
committee OF investigation, and !. vas
said that his absence would retard the
progress Of that enauiry. Leave, how
ever, was granted, and another memser
ordered to be appointed in his place, as
also in the place Of Mr.. Stockton, who
is q member OF the same committee.
The resolution empowering tho join
library committee Of Congress to con
tract for the purchase Of Mr.. fferson',
library, vas read the third tine K pass
ed without debate.
The house wen, into COMMITTEES efthe
whole, Mr.. Deshs IN the ehair, on the
resolution from the Senate, expressing
the high sense entertained BY Con.
gress Of the gsllan,ry of Capt Warning
ton and crew, in the .ction between the
Peacock nd Eperyier.
Mr. peasants inade q few ebservs.
lions to shew the superiority Of gunneis
displayed BY the Amsricsbs on that oc-
casi0n.
The resolution was unanimously or.
dered to DO read third TINE to-day. i
va. Immediately afterwards read an!
passed, without a division j. direct
the president to present to Cap. War
rlug,on gold medal, and to bis Officer
silver medals and swords, in testimony
Of the app, ,ba.inn Of Congress.
Mr.. Ba,Ies offered resolution di
rectins the committee Of ways & means
to enqsire into the expediency Of max
ing further provision by law for the pay
ment of suchrnsslcrs or owners It yes
sells as may bring into the U. STATES an
destitute American ses#'ep, &s. a
greed to
And the House adjourned half past II
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2O Dollars r cwsrd.

@ 1RAYEO or STOLEN + ON the
- Sus.crioers Stable on,Stbc ION
INST. . snail BY MARE. wins slip
in the face, snd blind ~ pac eye. Al.
20, on he night Of .,eN7 h ir.t, ~sS
stol. out o. sid ststic, Brown ~
CHEo>UT HORSE, ID, mt 5 h aus
high, seven Year, old nsx! spring, enc
Il his hind ieet w hite 10 the iooslctfs;
:aere i. some ma Rs 81 gears or him,
having worked in a,cart lately. he pa
ces, tro,s, and ga,'ops. Whoever
takes up ti,ssabove Horses, and brings
them 70 me IN Al ndra sh, Ii receive
five collars Tor each, and ten dollars Tor
the thisfor THO e..
JOSEPH THOMAS.
0ct0ber -.
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DAN AWAY from tae Subscriber
IN abou, the 18th insu aregro nan
named HUMPHREY. atout ~ years
# age, about feets inches hjgt-
clothes not rccollectet-fe is supposed
10 DO lurking about Alexandria, ss ho
has wiic living with MIR. Charles
Mandkins- formerly lived in this
place. l will give the above re ward to
any person who will secure him IN any
Jail so that get him again.
JOHN WILKINSON.
October,22. 2awf.
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NETWORK, Oct. is.
GALLANT ACTION.

Capt. Parker, Of the sloop Uitor q
hours from New.Betfo,t, informs, that
on Friday, to the South~srd of Nan,uck
It, the p,i,ateer Prince Of Neutchasei
OrdMeaux. OF New York, was attacked
by five bargss with 100 men, from the
frigate Endymioa, capt. Hope. In ,hi
attack tho enemy had 50 killed and ~
wounded /; the remainder escaped in one
OF the barecs, the other q having been
taken. The Neufch4ttl had but +s men,
Of whom were killed and Is wospd
ed. This vessel was last from F,snce.
had Hade l3 priz"s, and bad with her a
prize ship Of 40 tons. from Jamaica,
with Cargo Of run and sugar, which
was run ashore on Nantucket shoals
During the action, the p-iva,eer had in
IRONS 40 prisoners, who were afterwards
landed d, Nantucket. The Neufcha,el
having apllU, on board, bore away for
Bo.,on. Her cargo is estimated at one
million of collars. having, for ore sr,i
Gle l3 tons of silk besides British dry
goods and specie. This nc~s reachea
Nv Bedford on Saturday, by PACK
sloop ffo" Nantucket.
POsTSCRlPT.-A gentleman who
arrived Ill the Boston stage las, mig ht,
informs, that the NeufesateI had srriv
cd at Bost"R, having bad only 8 men
BILE to work her i}to port. He also
states, that she had m beard $50 pack.
ages, and had taken Is prizes.
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For Sale.

A tenement in Virginia about six
miles from Alexandria and FIVE fron,
Washington, situated at the juaction
ofthe Washington turnpike, with the
LeeshIrg and Alexandria road This
tenement is held for life, being the
dover allotted Mrs LUKE in the tract
sailed Loxrel Gyeve-A small part OF
the Land is under lease for short
titos set % come, at good rent. On
the ether and larger par, ST the tene
ment is commodious two story
frame House, and convenient improve.
NESTS The situation win affo:d a
Pleasant retreat from the neishboring
sewns.--For terms apply to
Thomas Swami or
John Love,
Attorneys in fact for the Proprietor
October 80 " St
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Attention Citizens.

THE first tour OF voluntary iaeet 90
Fo-s Wa,hinx,sn by tbs Ci.iSsns' 80 =
each Ward. ends to day. si'h much CT :
di, To the N, asd fully to the sssissae'so0
Of their Comu,it,ses. Howsvers : nam
Der Of swners. Of property have nei'eef
cot,sribut ted BY corresponding ssosersf'
ton sr personal labor-Theysre parts.
cu.arly invited to aid 10 . work 90 access
.ary for the presersasicp ct fAesr fsrs.
hersy. Ca Monday next the ist'snd %
Ward. will unite in secoad tour VI do.
ty-Those Who will not attend personai.
" can be supplied Nth subs its.es. ard
such ~ intead to afford good sxsm'
pie BY their Own appearspse, viii pesse
inform their Cr,nmi,tses a. soon -
convenien, this dsy.
WM NEWTON Chairman.
JOHN GRID Scc'ty.
Of Ward commissee.
October ~.
N. B. The people OF color ~ho ~.
lunteer. viii be found in provisions and
be paid One Doll r. Those Who send
substitutes will please inform the Com.
mil,ee. To meet at T Cruse's Store on
Monday morning next and po'cb 10 the
wharie by beat Of drum.
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p o S r S C. e Up T
NEw.YoRK. October IS

.aBaihsr Important Prize.
A passenger in last evenings Ae-
commodation Stage from Boston, in.
formed US, that the private armed
brig Yankee, Capt. jerks. of Bristol
OR. ~ had arrived at Pro, ilenre.
from a cruise Of 10 days. and hro't
In with her 3 British transport ship,
having on board FIVE HUNDREB
TROOPS, which .he captured after
a short action. in which the Yankee
lost about ten men.
The transports vas captured near
Halifax. and was separated from
her convoy.
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To Rent.

THE sa5scriner q, rrs 10 rert that
J. three Story Bri-k Dwell ins
HOUSE with small Garden thereto
situate on ?rin, Stree., next door be.
o~ DR. Dicks; it will be rented for
one or more years as may he require d
lit is well fitted for the reception OF .
yentecl private family or boarding.
house Possession viii be given the
FIRST day OF November next. Enquire
efthe subscriber on the premises
VIM. King.
October 70 It
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DRY GOODS Y;s.
Brosd Cloths,
ca.->s>s

Brosd Cloths,
CAsimeres,
Bedford Cords,
Coatiugs. Flannels, Baixe and Blnksts
MsrssiiIes,
Royal Rib and Jeans Ve,tinfS
Cottoa, Dasssk, Dispsr Hskksbaek,
DiMity, Cslicoe,
Checks, Cotton Stripes,
Liaen sad Jacenset csmhries,
Bsndsnus. India Stripe AID Linen
Cambria Hshdkerekiefs,
Silk, Cotton and Woysted HOSIERY.
Jeans and Can,brie Shawls,
Levsntine, Dsma.k < Serge do.
Lsvantins, FIofsacs, JaGe,.a 4 Plaid
Silks, - s
Black Pattenett
Cypress Gauze, dos
Veil Hshdkcrcbiefs,
Silver Lace and prsssiah Bind;nx.
Plain and Pearl Edged.
Sstin aud Luica.riNs Nibb~us.
Tapes Dobbins. TArsaes, Wire, cosic.
and variety Of ether s,ticles resms
nade known on tho tisy sf Sale. &
T8aosuas II Hylr,y.
Garner d Kiss & Rryal Streets.
October 20. { - - -
-. I. - !.
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RICHMOND, Oeteber 10.

RICHMOND, Oetaber 10.
appointments by the Legislature.
THOMAS Chiffon, Esq. Of Eau
quier. a Rr;gsdier General. in the
room Of General Blackwell resign.
ed.
WILLIAM G.. PENDLEToN. Esq.
Register Of the Land-OFice, in the
room Of Charles Blagrove. Esq. de-
ceased.
JoHs BunFoor, Esq. Auditor Of
Of Public Accounts, siee Samuel
Sheppard, Esq resigned.
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- fys miles ef the sat Of ssygsn-
n,s1t. md The fact either ankneWn
there. az concealed while We wsse
lulied into the belief, By saTsoss ~
eounl., that they had lea tho ~.
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Public Sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER intending 70
4 decline business, will .ffer q pub
&c auction on Fritay the ,2sth iust %
&c o'clock A. Nj his stock On h.Wd,
consisting Of Q variety ct sessopabio
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It Is stated ID The Gs9rse t6Wa Fe-
d@ral Republicans Of the 9TH, that
the dispute between the general 30,
vcrn.nent and the state sfMsssachu.
sets, is in q train Of amicablc I'D
.justment.
1t is suggested in a letter from
Richmond, to the Editors. that the
Legislature OF Virginia will pro!'a.
bly, authorise the raising Of stand.
ing military force, as substitute
for the present Militia system.
Upwards Of 1000 Militia Men
from Virginia nnder the command o.
Major General PEGRAM have pass
cd through this town during the
prrse, 1t week, on their way to
Washington. 1t is said they are
to he stationed at some point be-
tween The City and Baltimore. The
men are generally stout and healthy,
but are without arms, or clething
suitable to the season.
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FORT WASHINGTON.

FORT WASHINGTON.
The rebuilding and enlargement
OF Fort Washington. goes on with
much spirit and activity. In this
necessary and patriotic work, he
Freemen Of color have distinguished
themselves. We wish we could m,
the same compliment TO our WmIe
brethren Of other parts Of the dis.
trict. The citizens OF Washington
and Georgetown. arc u,i|y in,e-
rested with the citizens af Aiexan.
dria. in repairing tho Notifications
at Fort Washington, and being G.
qualIy Interested. it was to have been
expected that they would have hsen
equally ready to participate in the
labor and expence incident to the
undertaking. AS yet, however, no
snrh disposition has been manifested.
All that is done. has been done nv
the citizens Of this town. and If the
Fort shall Ire rendered strong enough
10 prevent sreon attack upon the
District by water, theirs will be the
credit.
The Plasiarisms OF certain indo-
lent editors Of newspapers. has long
been the subject Of complaint with
the more able and industrious part
the fraternity. As il respects oar.
selves; we have no disposition 10
complain OF this practice, although
we have Frequent opportunities 70
do 50. All we desire. is, that editars
who may cvndescrnd to notice our
articles. will quote our paper by It's
right and iascfnl name. A misnom
er which was given us in a late New
York morning paper, has suggested
to US the necessity Of this request
An article upon the subject Of +" The
negotiations at Cheat" which an
pcared in the Gaz tie O. the 18th
inst. is quoted by the paperto VIII, b
we refer. =. from the Alexandria He
raid. Now. rs the editors Of the A
lexandria Herald may he unwii sling
10 receive credit for the remarks &
sentiments Of the editors Of the A.
l-Xandria GGsfiie, aud as the editors
Of The Gazette feel an equal diff
dencc in receiving credit for the re-
marks oil the Herald, We would sug-
gest To the editor of the aforesaid
paper. asd 10 all other editors who
may be pleased 10 republish articles
from either paper. the propricty Of
calling them by their right names.
Il the article extracted, is deemed
worthy Of selection, it is certainly
worth while to ascertain chcnee il
comes.
Robert Wharton Esq. has been e
lested mayor Of the Git, Of Philadel
nhia. by .isint ballot Of the Select d
Common Councils.
A Baltimore paper "fthe t7tt inst.
mentions that letters had been re
eeived in that place from New.Or-
leans, which give Tie important In.
Formation. that the Province Of .her.
leo had declared itself independent:
The rejection of Ferdinand VII. Of
the Constitution 70. med BY the Cor
tes is assigned as the cause Of III.
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Congress have agreed to purchase
Mr.. Jeferson's Library, trxmpery
and all.
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A"
The Legislature Of Massachusetts
have resolved to raise an army of
10000 men for the defence of that
State. o. The day appointed for
the meeting ofthe Delegates at Hart
ford is the 18th or December and
nofthe 18th Of August, as stated in
our last.
The election in New Jersey is said
to have terminated ia FAVOR Of Dems-
craey.
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ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, oero..a y,
Wro sHsy

"To sHHw
saA vEAy AGE < soDY OF TIE TIME
ais RoaA AND PRr.>rRE."
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Robert Wharton Esq. has been e
Iested mayor ofthr Git, Of Philadel
rhia. by .isint ballot Of the Select 4
Common Councils.
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+ Rehor.ed for The .dleransria Gazette. ]
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l2 Dollars Reward.

October -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-08-24
VACCINE MATTER.

THE subscriber having been appointed by the
j President OF the United States, Agent Tor Vac.
oinaton, hereby gives notice, tha, Genuine Vaccine
Matter will be furnished TO any Physician or othei
citizen Of the United States, who may apply to ham
TOR it. The application must be made by post, ana
the requisite fee five dollars) in the current bank
paperof ary of the middle States, forwarded with It,
when required, such directions, &c. how to use it,
will be furnished vita the matter, as will enable any
discreet persons who can read and write, TO secure
his own family from the Small Pox, with the greatest
certainty, shG wthou, any trouble o- danger.
All letters on this subject. 10 or from the under.
signed and not exceeding half an ounce in weight,
ars carried v the United mail free of postage
in conformity to a late act Of Congress, entitled
"AR act 10 encourage Vaccination"
JAMES SMITH,
Aug, IL. r. S. .gyeafJSr Taeeisasisn, Basit70re.
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POETRY,
81. n., -
PERRY AND PORTER.

60 ~st{ lsELEl1EO.Jt
PERRY AND PORTER.
When Johnny Bull
His belly full -
~ Had got OF Yankee PERny,
Ne ctirst and sworc
He'd drink no more,
z For he was sick 'ont very.
His friends advised,
Were much surprised
So small dose should harm hin,
But friend from foe
He wouldn't know,
Aud nobody could calm him.
His favorite drink S0
They seem'd to think.
Might chance to pacify him,
But none, through fear,
A glass of Beer,
Dare offer or deny him,
A Porter flask
lie desgn'd o'ask.
But wish'd it flld with water;
For choaked he
To death would be,
Ere he'd taste Yankee roRrHB.
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n. PELECHAN.

CONFECTI0NER,
IyAs Just resolved from boston, and offers for
IL sale, at his store, No. l0s, THAMEs.sTREEr,
very extensive assortment Of Confectionery,
Preserves, Fruits, Cordials SC. among which are
Sugar Toys, Of all descriptions. Sugar Almonds,
Candy, &C. all kinds Of French Preserves; Mar
Unique md other Cordials softshe Almonds, Cur
rants, Raisins, (box and cssk,l Prunes. Dates, &c
Olives, Capers, Catsup, Anchovies, g. Together
with general assortment Of Wines, Liquors, and
Groceries-all of which may be had cheap.
Ang. 3
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NOTICE.
WANTED TO HIRE.

A Man servant, who understands cooking, tax
N ing care of clothes, &c who is neat IN hs per-
sou, and of steady habits, to sue an one $50 per
month will be given. luquire OF Capt HElLEMAN,
at Fort Wolco,t. Aug. AZ
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Portsmouth Wooden Manu-
factory.

factory.
THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub-
i lie that his Machines at CundalPs Mills in
excellent order for csrding sleeps Wool, and that
anew and improved Machine will be in operation IN
afew weeks, for carding Merno Wool. (puIe blood
The Clothing. business is conducted by the FIRST
workmen VI this ,oun,r, allknds of Wooden cloths
manufactured in superior style, at short notice,
and accommodating terms.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
N B--All articles intended to be conveyed TO the
Mills will in future be received at the Domestic Hare
House, No. 177, Thames-street, where they will be
promptly attended to. Portsmouth,, .ifay Is.
Ncu Feather Reds and Feathers.
T I'VE Geese and Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from % TO as dollars, kept constantly
tor sale by ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. 2, Cidrlss-s,rees.
Ilkeaiss-an assortment &C MATrR0sSES o!
every description, constantly kept tog sale sbose
Mas.h "a, tf
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-fnerican government, but, as yet, has not re 7
ceivcd that direct and fostering attention
which i, indisputa5ly meri,s.--" 1t may now
be said, why has the inventor thus acted Will
the French, English, and American govern
mcnts The answer is simple and plain. Mn
FuLToE considers military marines or nayies
as the most horrible OF all systems of oppres-
sol. He considers the liberty OF the seas as
the right of all Daions, and one OF the most
important of all events for the civilization Of
mankind Hence, military marines mus, be
destroyed, and the system for destroying
them could only be well introduced in the
countries where they existed"
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HENRY MOORE,

HENRY MOORE,
OFFERS FOR SHE,
CiN-5O pipes of sisson's manufactory;
VI RUM-lO hhds. w. !, Sd and 4th proof, ofprize
schooner Louisa's cargo;
BRANDY--French and pansh;
WINE-Madeira and Lisbon;
MOLASSES-hhds. and bbls.
sUGARS-Iiavana and Muscovado,by box, &c
TEAs--Hyson, Tyson Skin, Soucbong, and Bo.
hea, by the chest;
COFFEE-by the bag;
SALT-coarse and fine;
EUTMEGS;
ALLSPICE;
PEPPER,
CASSlA
CAYENNE-peppcr,
SNUFF-yellow
OiL--sweet and lamp;
WARE-iron and stone;
BED.CORDS-a few gross
And great number of other articles too numer.
GUS to menton.--All which wiz be sold wholesale
and retail, Cor cash approved credit, as low as
can be purchased in Rhode-Island.
.NcsGpOrt. February II. 1914. IT,
W Hell. IS RIGHT & LOPEZ,
Hare Just receired, and cesrs for sale,
rNrHREE thousand bushels RYE;
4 $50 bb's Philadelphia superfoe FLOUR:
$50 bushels yellow CORN ALSO,
200 boxes Havana brown s1capS
30 900 lbs Coffee entitled to double debenturc;
500 hhds. retailing Nlolasses;
10 pipes Gin, lst and 4th proof;
so bbls prime Beef-20 do. Pork;
Az bbis Turpentne-50 do. Tar;
SO pieces Russia Duck--5000 bushels Salt;
so bbls. Mackerel;
Is bags Tumerc-Spanish Segars.
NeaspOr:. July 90, 1914.
NOTICE.
r .
TAKEN from her moorings at Slocum' s-whari,on
j Sunday the 18th inst. pleasure boat, about e.
leven and half feet keel, one mast, with lib and
msinsai, about half worn, bottom green, black and
yellow moudngs, with red ribbon" red stern paint
ed Snyray, of Ne,vport, ballased partly with iron,
two % h. weights board, and quantity OF fish
ing utensils Whoever will return SAID boat to eth
er of the subscribers will receive reasonable com
pensation. Join DnBLO,o,
TIMOTHY PIERCE.
.Ntrport, .4ugt:t ~.
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I40 hhds. MOLASSFS; 60 hhds.
RUM; 10 pipes GIN so bbls. superfne FLOUR ;
i half do do. 10 bbls. sUGAK-JRsfree'd ardJor
safe by GRAMS Ton ( SHAW.
Ncpbort. august 10.
JONES & RATHBONE,
Have for SAFE,
FIVE hundred boxes Candles;
500 do do. Soap
$50 barrels superfne Flour;
10 tons Arcbange Hemp;
$50 hhds retailing Molasses;
l62 boxes Havana brown Sugar;
65 bids W. L Rum;
200 bags debenture Coffee.
They respectfully offer their services as Auction
esrs and Commission Merchants, and refer for nfor-
nation respecting their establishment, to Messrs.
JOHN G. & SAMUEL WHITEHoRNE, Of Newport.
Providence, April &C. IT,
JAMES TOWNSEND,
OFFERS for sale, at his store, in Mil street, next
~ east Of the X. l. Republican Office
IL boxes No. / & 2, Chocolate;
10 do. mould Candles
200 W.T. of good Cheese;
boxes of Spanish Segars;
10000 American do.
With an assortment of first quality Groceries, at
retail June %.
HENRY MOORE,
At his Brick Store-MARKET-SouARs,
Has for saie,
60 hhds. New England RUM;
50 pipes Ssson's GIN;
100 bbs. Philadelphia and Baltimore 81.
perfne FLOUR;
IS kegs negro-head TOBACCO;
Gl DCERIES and SHIp-STORES, as usual.
May4.
WILLIAM WHITE,
No. IL, Long UharE Has for Sale,
F'faISs Fl sbis. P'pe'' first quality GIN
70 9 sps' siFsa h;.ses, M1,osa WINE;
20 20 i'Sfse'' bSIs. first quality MoLAsszs'
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGARi
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 10 Si,,s SGss': sa!sSsosl HyiO" shi"'} TEA,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE
10 10 dtto dto spaa,sn spnaunnro first quay
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
-.lLSO--
A very large assortment Of GROCERIES as usual
March 5, 1914. IT,
CRANSTON * SHAW,
Offer at private sale,
TOUR hundred and hy hhds. retailing Havana
4 .uOL,4SSES;
27 do do. SUGAR;
90 tierces and IS bbls. do;
SO bbs superfne FLOUR;
Ii hhds. Sd proof RUM
.Nezeport, Jsly 20, 1914
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SOUP.

GtOOD SOUP, made of the best piec.
NJ es, will be delivered every day (Sun-
days excep.ed) from IL till l O'Clock. at
Mrs. Richardson's, next door to Mr. Hing.
ston's, Crockery Merchant, at six cents
per quart. 1t will be delivered also a, S
O'Clock on the afternoon of Saturday, for the
supply or Sunday. The society for the
relief of the poor, having made this estab-
[blishment with 2 view of rendering their
funds more efficient, indulge the hope
that private families will encourage il by
the purchase Of soup.
AS great portion of the soup will
be distributed gratuitously, favorable
is offered for display of
charity by country people and others
who may have it in their power to send
meat and vegetables, which if sent to
Mrs. Richardson's will be thankfully re-
ceived. Potatoes. which at this season are
liable 10 frost bite, will in that case an
swer the purpose.
SPUN COTTON,
The product of the labor of The poor,
may be bought as usual Of Mr. Robbins
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-02-14
Joseph Vaudeville.

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OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS,
of best quality
II hhds. Muscoyado & OrleansSugars
81 barrels ditto
So 900 lbs. refined Sugars
10000 lbs. Coffee
1000 lbs. Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
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Is pipes Cogbiac Brandy
10 puncheons West-India Rum
hhds and 30 barrels Northern ditto
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds, klolasscs
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