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NOTICE
TO Persons ON board Private armed
Vesseks..

y GSSGiS.s
ITO enable those who may be wounded or dis
Il ablcd, in any engagement with the enemy,
TO obtain certificates emitting them to pensions, the
like regulations and restrictions as used in rea-
ton the Navy of The United States, to be ob-
served to witt =.
That the commanding officer Of every vessel hay.
ing commission, or letters of rnarque and rcprsa',
cause to be given 10 any officer, or scamen, who,
during the cruze, shall Lave been wounded, or dis
abled, as aforesaid certificate Of The sergecn on
board 10 be approved and signed by such command
ing officer, describing the nature and degree, as FAR
practicable, Of such wound disability, naming
his place Of residence and the ofwsgcs, it any
to which hc entitled at the time of receiving
ch.wound. or disability; and that sach certificate
be transmitted 10 this department.
The widows orphans, where the wife is dead,
Of those persons who may b" slain, in any engage.
ment with the enemy, board such vessels, will be
entitled pension certificates, upon forwarding to
this office a certificate from the commanding officer
Of the vessel 10 which such persons were attached,
of their having been slain aforesaid and the
tfcate Of Justice of the Peace, for the county 10
which such widows, or orphans, may reside. that
they actually stand in that relation to the deceased
Navy Department, Hashnigion.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
PROSPECTUS
4e s OF Tue
Rhode Island Literary Repository.

ITO the want of some literary periodical pub.ica.
L ton in this State, it is undenably owing, that
our sons Of science have, as yet acquired no rrpua-
ton abroad. and that amongst those States which
have been considered the foserers and patrons OF
learning, Rhode-lsland has never been allowed 4
rank. The advantages resulting from the fegular
publication of some repository for literary commu-
nicatons, in preserving useful discoveries, in con-
ccntratng talent, in stimulating exerton by Offer
Ing an opportunity for public distinction. aud 10 Civ
ing publicity To important improve vemcnts, are OBJ
vious 10 be here insisted on. The want Of suck
work has been long felt, acknowledged and lament
cd by all the friends OF learning in this State. Ger
tainly then, the present prospectus of periodical
work, 10 be devoted entirely to the of science.
literature and arts, will not be received with indit
ference by any one TO whom the literary reputation
Of this state is dear.
The RHopE.IsLANp LirrRARv REPosf Tory
will be published monthly, at Providence, Or. and
is intended to contain the most interesting and
lcct Of the English. Scotch, aud American Reviews
Biographical Sketches OF distinguished Americans
Essays on Dctany, Agriculture. and various other
subjects Poetry, original aud selected; together
with monthly lia Of New Publications, both rrans-
atlantic and American; and a particular Account OF
all Discoveries and improvements connected with
the progress of SCIENCE interesting TO humanity,
with which We may be furnished. 1t will also be
open To Ingenious communications any interesting
subject, excepting only party politics and pocmcal
divinity.
10 such publication we feel no dfsdence in SO:
Netting generous subscription, pledgiug ourselves
to the public that no exertions, the part Of the
Editors. shall be wanting to make the work useful
and interesting.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
CONDITIONS.

4. The Rhode isiond Literary Repository viii be
printed in monthly numbers Of fiiy.six pages each;
on a handsome woven paper, with new type.
q The terms to subscribers will he Three Dollsrd
and Fifty Cents per year--rwo Dollars 10 be paid
Oh the delivery Of the first number.
g. The first number will be ready for delivery OF
the FIRST OF April next, at the bookstore of
Robinson G Howiand,
The Prcprc,ors.
Providence, Feb. 8. (M3)
ur A subscription paper is left a, MIR. GEORGE
WANTON's bookstore, Newport, where subscribers
will call and receive their numbers. when published
March :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
DEATHS.

At South Kingsorvn, on Monday (week) last, Mrs
SARAH ALLEN, consort of Mr.. John Allen
At Little Compton, or the goth ult DR.. BExJAMIH
RIcaMosp, in the 63d year Of his age.
At Providence, on the Goth ult. DAVID HOWELL,
aged 4 years and months, Of the lion Jeremi-
all B Howell,
In England, 10th Nov. WIN. FRANxLrN, Esq for
merly the British Governor of New-Jersey, aged
80 years he was son of the celebrated DR.. Benz.
Franklin
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
HAY-SEED.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS,

1T the head Of Brodi-s.reet,
HAs just rcceivcd--2500 VT Of best Red Clover
IL Seed, which win be sold cheap by the cask,
hundred, or smaller quantity--hlso. 70 bushels of
Herds Grass Seed 50 10. Borden's Co.. 40 10. Rcd
Top do is daily expccted-sugar, Teas. aud Coffee,
for sale above, as cheap at any store in New.
port.--Thc highest price viii be given for green
Calf-Skins. March 3.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

No. IL, Long Uha-E Has for Saisj
Flfsfs;s e ssis. pipes first quality c's'
~ pipes Malaga,2 wtxr.
ditto LisboH,
% % ,Ssls tt1ss' Grs, quality MoLAssEs'
20 bbls. Havans brown SUGAR;
1000 VT. COFFEE
10 cehsts tiyson skin,1 ,.vA
10 ditto Souchong,
10 boxes CHOCOLATE;
20 ditto Spanish lupc,pe e....,.aJ
10 diuo sandominkoS ""e' "''' 4"""y
ditto Playing CADs:
100 bottles CASTER OIL.
--.7LSO-
A very large assortment Of GROCERfEL as usual
March 5, 1914. IT,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

W,dsAsHPf0r'S EDst9rC0.
IL will b. seen by the following official let
ter oil Washington, relative to The Embargo,
under his administration in l794, that he ur-
gcd resort TO measures of much greater re-
slric,icn than were ever adopted by The pros
ent administration. liz not only pointed oni
the necessity oi restricting the ecas1ing ana
fishing business, bui scar his orders 20 fte Gov
errors Of fhe srveral Sfafes, directing ioem 90
hold the mihsis iH rssdi1sSs .o'fars cur ana en-
force is. Dos. rat
Extract from the Journal # the Senate.
UNITED STA7ES. .hareh 2Sih, 1894.
Gentlemen Of the Senate and House,
10 the execution ot the resolution OF Con-
gress, bearing dale the 10th March, 1894,
and imposing an Embargo, haze requested
she Governors Of me several STATES 90 call
forfh me force Of their militia, u n shptstd be
aecessary, for tie detention cf vessels. Ihis
nosoer is coRcfiosdto Be ineidenta; 10 En-
bargo. II also deserves The attention oil Con-
gress h0Sv far the e.earaaees from enc disf'irf
for another, anier tbr tar sf nosy siaDds,
may give rise TO evasioas Of ne Embargo. AS
one security, :he Collectors have bcen in
structed to refuse to receive the surrender OF
coasting licences for he purnose OF taking
out registers, and to require bond from reg
.istered vessels, bound from one district To a.
mother, for the delivery or the cargo whhln
the United States. 1, Is not understood, that
the resolution applies to fishing vessels al
though their occupations lie generally IN parts
beyond the United States. But Svifhoai Jurfh-
or restrictions, there is an oEhorfnnify Of their
Privileges being used as means Of GLIDING the
Embargo. All armed vessels, possessing
public commissions from any foreign power,
(lettcr-of-marque excepted) are considered as
not liable TO the Embargo These cireum-
stances are transmitted % Congress tor their
constitution. G. " Il hSHINGTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

LCtest }ion, SaeFett's H.Irbor,
Er;rae. Of a tesssr from ar c6feer in ihe Um-
ied S;afes' army 20 rae editors Of she fart
.ford Mercury, dated SaekeH's Rar50r, IA
February, 1874.
" The 9Th and 25,h consolidated regts. ar.
here yesterday from French Mills, in hne or
der, after rapie march of four days, dis
tance of so miles.
6. Excellent preparations have been and are
sill making here, Tor the defence OF the Har-
bor aud shipping.
" The three ships are in fine forwardness,
SO that the spring campaign viii probably
open with fresh iaarels
" The enemy are moving up the river in
large bodies for Kingston--bn: for myself,
think they will not dare 10 attack US here"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

A BOUT - acres Of Land, part Of the Farm 1T
"A THOMAS CLAeK E,dcceascd. situated in North
kingsovn. about miles from WEXFORD, sniistle
for pasture or tage. Possession given on the 25tii
March instant. Fo, Terms sppiy 60
THOMAS CLARKE, 1U4, Thames-street
Newuort. March z 1914
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
MERINO WOOL, SALT, &c.

MERiNO WCOL, SAL i, &c.
FIFTY bales Mrrno Wool, first quality 5000
4 bushels Salts II casks PrcncEI card Wire, as
sorted, No. 25 TO 80 ; 81 casks Copperas IS bags
Tumeric 2 tons Logwood quantity Of Cortage
20 bbls. mess Beef, i30 hhds. Moasscs, new crop !;
100 boxes brown Havana Sugars; ii hhds tefces
and So bags Coffee, entitled TO deben;ure--
For sale, by wHEELwRiGifT * LOPEZ.
Newport, March =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

4 SMALL FARM, containing about so acres OK
IN good land, we'll proportioned for meadows and
pastures with good garden, a dwclling-house,
barn, small stable, aud excellent well Of wa
ter--said Farm is pleasantly situated about half
nile from wickfork FOR further particulars enquire
Of the subscriber on the premises.
George Thomas, jr.
.Ipgs'own, March !. (3w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
HIIRRL3GES.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, Mr.. JonN
REED to Miss SALLY SWAN, daughter Of Mr.. VIM.
Swan, all Of this town.
In Richmond, Mr.. JOHN STANTON, jr. to Miss
REBEccA CLARK, both of that place.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

r. TABER, Esq. OF this town, is appointed
Commissioner on the par, and in behalf OF
the Judge of the Rhode Island District Court,
to take stipulations for costs, and 10 take de-
positions according 10 law, 10 be used as e,i-
dences before said Court IN civil causes Of
Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
A DREADFUL. FIRE

A DREADFUL FIRE.-The house Of
Mr.. John IL. Hay, merchant of Vincennes,
1ndana Territory, has been busnt to he foun-
dation, together with all the property it con-
tained-and, Distressing TO relate, bis three
children were consumed in the flames.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

A IL persons are forbid trusting the crew Of the
4 Russian brig Christian Henry, as will pay no
debts Of their contracting
March 3. JAtn r. Kseenlaz
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

Lieut.. Joseph Bryant, in the United States
service has been honoraby scqui,ted from
the charge allcdgcd against him by the deci-
sion Of late Court Martial held in Portland.
Two hundred and seventy prisoners have
been marchcd from Pittsfeld for Salem, 10 be
embarked for Halifax.
Several British vessels have lately been up
James River, (Vir.)--and some cruisers have
ascended Chesapeake Bay, as far as Point
Look Out.
A Glass Factory is about to be established
al keene, N. X.
Gov. Blount, Of Ten has ordered 10 be c.
quipt without delay, $500 Of the militia OF.
that Stale, to perform tour OF three months
actual service against the Creek Indians.
On Sunday week last, 100 infantry, one
company OF artillery. and one company OF ca
yalry, belonging to the ). quota of militia,
from s. Carolina, under the command Of Col
Nash, accompanied by Adj Gen. Earle, pass
ed through Washington, (Geo.) OH their way
to ForI Hawkins.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

SMUGGLERS !--About Ten Taousaud
Doaars worth Of Silks add Other Goods have
been seized in Buxton, York county, and are
now ia custody Of the Collector. These
Goods were in sleighs, said to be bound TO
|" head quarters Of gooc principles"
Portland Argus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
Latest from Gen. Floyd's Aymy.

Latest from Gen. FlQyd's Army.
Ersraef Of letters from Gen. Floyd 10 Gen.
Pnekney, ed-CGmh, near FOrf Hal, 2
O'clock, y. N. February 2, 1914.
" Since my repor, of the battle of the 27th,
am well assured, tina, OF the eeemy's slain
have been found in one grave in Cauleoec
swamp, and five others in an adjacent one.
4 o'clock, Fec. a." am infotmed that the
enemy are in possession of our works at camp
Defiance. on their way TO attack rs, which in
all probability they will attemp, to night. We
are we'll prepared, and will give good ac-
count of them, if they attemp, the execution
OF their signs. this morning sent off the
most Of our wounded and sick"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

The Creek Indians have paid dearly for
their barbari,ies at Fort Aimms. For every
person they destroyed, they probably have had
ten killed, for every house they burnt, they
have had 100 consumed
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

NoRFoLK. FEB ia lad about S years
old, belonging to Gun Boat No. l55, was run
through the body. with sword, few days "a
go, by William Kripgaos, masters mate of
the same boat, and died instantly. This bar
barous act, we understand, was done without
any provocation whatever. Kripsans is de-
livered into the custody of the civil authori-
ties.
On Saturday night last, soldier of the U.
S. army, in passing ceniineI al Fort Nelson,
was hailed, but refusing to answer, and still
keeping on, the cenunei fred ,ad killed him
on the spot. A court matsha. was held the
next day on the ceptinel, and he was honora.
bly, acquitted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

TO LET--At .40cfioon.
nN the 18th inst. will be Let at Public Auction;
~ House No. 80, Broad-st.
March S. Daniel Peekham.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
Abbointments by Me President.

Among other late appointments by the Pre-
sident of the United States, we are happy to
observe, that the gallant Major SMELLING, OF
the 4th regiment, has been appointed Lieu
tenant Colonel of the 4th Rifle regiment.
Major CRocHAN, who so gailan,ly defend
ed the fort at Sandusky, has likewise been
appointed Lieutenant Colonel Of the Cd regi-
ment Of Riflemen. Bos. Pat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03

We hear that the retaliation prisoners,la,e-
y imprisoned in Ipswiek goal, are ordered to
be confned in the Fort al Marbieheai.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
Sales at Anrtion.
Coffee, Sugar, and Moiassss.

UiH 5s sold az Pubic .99csisa On Lysm's W7arf
On SATURDAY next, ,sth inst. ar IL o'clock,
THE cargo Of the sch. floridana, Serria, master,
i from kiatanxas, viz.
10000 lbs. first quality Green COFFEE. in hhds.
and bb's.
~ so bbls Muscovado SUGAR;
80 hhds. MdaASSES,, nes9 crcp, suitable FOR
retailing. r
Terms made known at the sale.
Newport, March 8.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-03-03
Deafh of Tecun1Seh.

We extract the following (says the Far
mers' Register, of Troy from valuable
work, entiled--'' Vieqos the Camhaigas
offhe Northern .drmy &C." written by MIR.
Samuel X. Brown, and just ISSUED from this
office. This extract is from Inc narrative OF
the overthrow Of the British and Indian ar
mics at the MoraVian town, on the 5th Octo-
be- last.--Mr. Brown was yolunteer in Col.
Johnson's corps OF mounted riflemen, at the
time the events be speaks Of took place. The
greater part of the work is the result Of actu-
al observation.
On the left the contest was more serious
Col. johnson, who commanded on that flank
of his giment, received terrible hre from
the Indians which was kept up Tor some time.
i The Colonel most gsllantly led the head OF
is column into the hottest of The enemy's
IRE, and was personally opposedto Tccumseh.
At this point condensed mass of savagcs
had collected. Yet regaidles, of danger, he
rushed into the mids, Of them-so thick were
the Indians at this rnoment, that several might.
have touched him with their riAes. He rode
white horse aud was known zoe an officer
of rank-a shower of balls was discharged at
him-some took effect--his hocse was shot
under nim--his clothes, his saddle, ms per-
son was pierced with bullets. Attic moment
his horse fell, Tecumseh rushed towards him
with an uplifted lomahawk, to give tho fatal
stroke, but his presence of mind did not for
sake him in this perilous prcdica.nen,--he
drew pistol from his holsters and laid
his daring opponen. dead at his feet. H. was
unable to do more the loss OF blood deprived
him Of strength to stand. Fortunately, at the
moment of Tecumseh's fall the enemy gave
way, which secured him from the reach of
their tomahawks; he was wounded in five
places he received three shots in the right
thigh aud two IN the left arm. Six Ameri-
cans and twenty Indians fell within twen-
tyyards Of the spot where Tecumseh was kill
led aud the trains of blood almost covered the
ground"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
FOR SALE

a BOUT Ten / HOU5 AND A.
n CRES or LAND on Hughes
River and the North AND Sou h Jerks
,nercn'-i.ii Of in tracts from one to
our hundrcd acres ; di.,ant, Aon six
en- to twenty two niles from the
junction OF the Little Kcnhaw' with
the Ohio; and j, is ssid TO be nsvIca-
lie rom the furthsrmoat part oil this
.,ad seven or eight months in the year.
an exchange is preferred am VII
sng to take Land in the Northern Neck
,.Eirsinia, or Houses and Lots in A.
lexandria, at valuation to be agreed
on.
p-rt Of the money being peid in
hand aiibera' credit ai!l be given io'
me re sainicr; for terms, application
may be made to nv agent, Thomas
<esle Esq. a. Petersburg who is
empowered to make good title 10 The
purchasers.
VIM. Hartshorne.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
GAMBLER,
HENRY GtiULSTES,
WILLIAM .i0iM.
TiUc copy.
{. ;luGnss i'm. Secretary
.A,aerir,n ai:s,icr.

Tiuc copy.
{. Huaass i'm. Secretary
.Amcrir n Mission.
The rrad'ng OF ,hr abor" dozen
mems. vh;c', occupied I;'r remainder
ni' this days srs,ina was hcarA with
the acppcs, ai:r,'ioa. iaa toe latter
Yaprrs. as arii rs the first, were read
over a second and snmc third fine.
After the ,eadia. was finished.
ssac conversation took place a {" the
nanhrr Of Ties" ao"nmea:s y hi'h it
would be pi"?er 10 pri'', whei"er
the usdai number or 5000 copies.
In the course OF sone remarks in
favor o.tiin latter hlmber. iir. Pie
kerins took occasion 10 say. 'hst the
l,tters Of our Minis'crs displayed az
ability which VIA. highly honorable
20 them
In the end. 5000 copies were or
,lered to b. printed.
And the Iioase adjouracd.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
ALEXANDRIA.
SATURDAY, nEcEmnEa 3.

\ part OF the dispatches from cur
Ministers at Client. are given 10 this
lays paper. We shall conclude them
as early rs possible. Upon the con-
plcxiop OF these dispatches, many
ufour readers arc better able to de-
eide than ourselves, and all will no
doubt form their own opinions. We
shalt therefore content ourselves a.,
this time. with remarking: that in
orr opinion. they arc favorable TO the
hopes Ola restoration Of peace. be-
tween Great Bri.ain and tho United
States.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
The House OF Representatives.
we've Yesterday engaged upon the
CONSUMPTION Bill from, the Senate.

WARRINGTON, November 50.
E.rirJct ~ n letter from ,9~ihTr
S:urir;, Hsq. Caririn Cemnand
isy ,h2 q. s .Earol forre on tie
i'.asr LoErs. Ia Tie Secretary 81
isr .N'drg. dulr,
i;ta ERIE, goth Nav. fSii.
"T!irSirE j; pr"hai,le Information
wi! nni .rh you hriore tai, 81
Nv. - tvti,nrSs excursion ipto
i.pna,la. l have ihr satisfaction TO
ia:urn You. that by me cartei s.ad,
I'rrvce;. whici, vessel hes jus. return
ID :j'sn 'aec;inS prisoners II Long
Point, 4! have learned - bis having
visited thar nost. " n'sr 'r was op-
lospG i, fSe OF sis haa.ire;l militia.
y lio had rg'rcRe,,d themselves. He
cfarsci! t',rir noths. aud captured
uocp liam cne ~ Of I'irm. lie
ja,sr,l down IS lea as tie Grand
;,,,cr. on hia way toj";n Gen. kard.
a; Fort iiic hni hearing of the
drs'gwc:i"n o:'bat post. y ne eyacua-
'ion o. the province ny oar army, he
seilrnei 10 Detroit.
{" The citizens GA the other side
srr"k in nigh terms Of Ills generous
ani hrmlne conduct in his whole
route Through the county,"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03

. Booksellers, kins Street,
HAVE tOk SALE
THE Family Instructor for Parents
and CAidrcs, Masters and Servants,
Husbands aud Wives
The Christians Manual Of Faith asd
Dsyoi n, ad,pt.d TO the yarions &C.
casiors Of The Christian Life, by BIZ
shop Hobart
The .ew Menu | of Devotion..
Choice Esublcms Tor Youth, Natural,
H;s.ori al so al and Divine, with
handsome Ergr wings
The Fas,s and FEES ivals Of the Church,
b. Mr.. Nilsson & Bisbop iioba,..
Tie Works OF Hannah More in svols,,
in plain or elegant binding
More's system OF Female Education
Practical piety
Christian Morals q
The Deiryman's Dau, liter, IN su.
thcnlic. and Interesting Narrative, by
Clergyman
SCOTS very valuable Family Bible,
w:ih Historical Notes ID Practical
Observations
School Books and CIsssics Of all kinds
Chidre s Books wi h handsome En-.
cravings
Bib.es AMI Common PRAYER Books of
al. sizes and prizes. and in all the
different kinds .f Biading
w It's and Duight's Pslams < Hymns
large and small
Gentlemen and Ladies' Pocket BookS
and Ladies' Thr, cd Csses
Stationary Articles OF al kinds, Fools.
cap AID Letter Paper Of tic best
quality
Blank Books ofall sorts made in tie
mates. manner, AID Account Books
ru'cdto any Pattern with Patent RuI.
ing and Binding if required, and at
the loves, prices
Blank, Visiting and Playing Cards, AID 8
good assortment OF the most Ia.
shionabIe Paper hangings.
.Nopembrr g dtf.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Stock.
L holders in the i,t,e river I urn.
pike Company viii take pace on the
second Mond az lin ianu@ry next at
rr.pleu's Hotel, in hley@rcri; At
which tire an election viii Re lelc for
a President, four Directors and Tea.
,urer. On the following fat a srpsr.
intendant o. tie Rod ano Collectors Of
folls will bs appointed. By order Of
he nirectn-s.
Jonah Thompson. Treasnrcri
November 80. 2aWt4oAJ
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-12-03
X. WOOD.
Hair Dresser. FAIRFAX Street. has just
.....;
Dec. 3

Hair Dresser. FAIRFAX Street, has just
received and for Sals,
A HiND % HI: a-,ortmcn: OF La.
"a di s. aud Gcntlcmcn's Dressing
CAST, OF the latest asnions, single and
dou Nc 5ladcd Pen-knivcs, shell Combs
ID. do dressing pocket an / Ivory do /;
ce,oguc. Ross and Lavtacer v alter /;
fo>r, pnl.n. Windsor ;rrsesparent &
y pies soap; Mai. BrIsh.,, Tooth do
sea End cloth d6. Pearl Powder, hair
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