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COPARTNERSHIP FORMED.

WI <AAt \ ANAIAtpLlAA - SANAVA LIZ
THE public are respectfully informed ohat the
Il subscribers have entered in Copartnershp
er the firm of
DYER & POTTER,
and tender their services as AUCTION 6 COM
MISSION MERCHANTS, from and after this
date, and will occupy the store Of said DYER, in
Market-strcet, assuring their friends and the publs
that all business confded to them will at all times
have their best attention Cash will be literally ad
vanced on all kinds Of merchandise deposited for
public or private sale, and all sales made will be
guaranteed and discounted OH the most accommoda-
ting terms. ELISHA DYER,
CHARLES POTTER.
DrHR 81 Po97RR offer at Private safe,
10000 pounds Of best green Coffee, in bags and
ticrces
pipes 4,h proof Brandy. Expeditions cargo
do. 4th do. Viper's do. i
20 boxes spermaceti Candles
tons OF Logwood;
S do. Fustic;
do. Nicaragua Wood;
2 do. Hemp (6rst quality;
do. Copperas;
A few boxes of white Havana Sugar.;
20 bags of Pepper;
10 boxes Of brown Sugar;
60 bales of Calcutta Twine.
Providence, October 20, 1913. If.
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TO LET.

DART ofa House and Garden, situated on Broad
street Likewise part of house, in Tanner
street. For porticuiors inquire of yosEPH ROGERS,
n Middhetowp. e. Fe5.17.
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NEWPORT, or. ID
pRIxTRu AND PUBLISHED oS TaunspAys,
BY WILLIAM olMONS,

r Pa6iisker gfhe L0ws ~ fhe Unifed Sfafes.
The parsr is printed once week. a, two dollars
a year--one halt to be paid IN advance.
Advertisements eonspicuously inserted 81 the rsse
Of Si-5o square, Tor thres wesks-osh.rs IN tsss
rorporssn. tit
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TO LET,

THAT pleasantly stuatee House, south end OF
i Thsmes-st formerly belonging te Capt, Henry
Hunter. There is large Garden; ard the Honse ~
well calculated for two families. The premises will
be let on very reasonable terms Apply TO SAM
UEB ALNy, or WI LANGLEY. March 10
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.Journeyman CGbiaei-maker.

vTTANTED to Mise, Journeyman Cabinet Maker
w good workman will find steady employ
Inquire a this Office Feb 10.
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From the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

SHALL STRIPES be the lot Of American seamen
No, no, to resist il well fight to the last
The only stripes bofns by American freemen,
Are those which triumphantly wave at the mast.
Shall chains be the lot Of American seanen
no, no, we will never submit 70 be prest,
Unless Csweet regard to American freemep)
To wQman's warm, soothing ahsctionate breast.
One war upon land gave American freemen
Those rights which our forefathers bled to main
tainy
One war on the waves by American soameD
Those rights shall secure which we claim on the
main. -
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are forbid trusting the crew Of the
"A Russian brig Christian Henry, as will pay no
debts Of their contracting
March s. John n. Xeemdn.
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urIatbington @onamtitt

.LOTTERYSsEcoND CLASS,
Positively commences drawing IN Bainfnlo,e. OF
The first Monday in March nerf and 20 finish w The
fifteenth day ef June nerf.
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One Hundred and Twenty
Four Dollars Bounty.
TO PUT THE WAR AT AN END.
IN Young Men Of Courage and Plfriofisni.

L OR filing up the ranks Of the Fortieth Regiment
i of United States Infantry, commanded BY Colo
mel Joseph Loring, jr. to be stationed on the sea
board as sea-fencibles-
l24 Dollars Bounty
Will be given TO all healthy, sound men. between Is
and As years of aye-together with good Clothing-
good Rations-and Eight Dollars per Month The
bounty TO be paid as follows, 50 dollars when en-
listed. 50 dollars when mustered. and "A dollars
when discharged, together with One Hundred and
Sixty Acres OF Land, sgreeaby to a Law Of Congress
passed January 28, 1914. and the glorious sasfac-
ton Of contributing to thr Independence of our
Couty.
JAMES PERRY, Capt.
40th Regt. u. S. Infantry.
Newport Feb. IL. IT,
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vurFT ,vRTcuT 3 LoPrz.

WBEELWRIGHT & LOPEZ,
p, 7zomes-ssrsrs. 0Ssr a. pri~a'e sale,
295 bo~s brcwn} err, . c,,--, ,,,s,risr o,-,i,v
100 do white
1000 lbs spanish Tobacco.
20 hhds retailing Molassss;
2 tons Logwccd;
5000 lbs Coiice
500 bis. Philadelphia and n York super. Flour:
40 do. rurpertine
quantity of Cordsge;
.fso--s few bbIs mess and prime Beef
Newport, December 80, 1919. IT,
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POETRY.
fegn Ne .aMsLEcrIc MacAzLNn.


WOMAN.
Z WOMAN, dear woman, in whose name,
Wife, sister, mother, meet
Thine is the heart, by earliest claim,
And thine the latest beat.
In thee the angel virtues shine
An angel form TO thee is giv'nt
Then be an angels office thine.
And lead the soul TO heay'n.
From thee we draw our infant strength,
Thou art our chiIdbood's friend
And when the man mfolds at length,
On thee his hopes depend.
FOR round the heart thy pow'r hast spun,
A thousand dear mysterious ties;
Then take the heart thy charms have won,
And nurse it for the skies.
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SCHEME


Il Prize of 10000 Dollals.
I $4,000
L 10000 -
2 10000
S 5000
IS 1000
90 500
SO M 100
100 so
500 90
1880 A. IL
ll,945 Prizes
$4,000 Tickets.
Part Of the preceding Prizes 10 be dssermed and paid
asjeiiows, psz.
First drawn ticket LOCO
First drawn 5000 blanks, each entitled to IL
First drawn ticket goth day, 10000
25th day, 10000
s5th day. 10000
40th day, $4,000
sob day, 10000
I'LL hrizes TO be su6iect 60 $ fer cenf. discount,
and payabs so days after The coneiusion ofthe
dra10ing, az any time within izveive
months after sueh compile
fson, J aiennnSsd
or Present price of Tickets, S 11-O0
Orders received for
TICKETS AxD SHARES,
IN variety efnumbers,
BY JOSIAH {. SHAW,
.1t his Truly Fortunate lottery Office,
Ne 118, TH.ayfES.STREET
Where have been obtained within the last two years,
ne following Prizes, viz.
l@S 10000 !!!!!
/ 5000 !!!!!
i 1000 ~!
a 5oO!!!
8- 200 .!
80 100!
Together with host Of 8 so. 8 20, &c. amounting
in the whole, 10
10000 Dollars
Many of which were sold in shares, and the Cash
advanced as soon as drawn.
JOSIAH c. SHAW.
.Newporf, FEB. 81. 1914 IT,
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PRI.NTiAC,
In fs smiess kinds. ersensed at his Qs, mid reas
and dsspafeh
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n. Afp,i.frrs Pieslhsieniia-y aH1 CT
s-.sryiisary If rae q Stsfes 20 ~
Iai-s.a-ssastsriss ef6s 6rass"'e ma
jssfy.
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RsrsbaI's Notices.


~|fSf0s W <tfkOuC fSS(sNG.
DCRSUANT to suodry warrants from the
Il Hon. DAVID Howell, Esq Judge of the
District Court for the Rhode Island District,
Notice is hereby given, that there has been
filed before said Judge, the following Ipfor-
nations, by WILLIAM ELLERY, Esq. Coliec-
to- of the Customs Tor the District of New
port: viz.
An Information against seventy FIVE pieces
OF Cotton Cambria, imported 10 the brig Dl-
os Reyentes, Slevans Perrin, master.
An Information against fifteen pieces OF
Shrting Cotton, -four pieces aud two parts of
pieces of Linnen, one yard of Linnen Cam
brio, twelve pieces of Cotton Cambria, eigh-
teen Daper Knapkins, and two boxes of Ci-
gars, imported in The ship Caledonia.
An Information against one piece Of Lin
ben, six pair of Cotton Stockings, thirty -four
Cotton Shawls, and two Braca ShawIs, i'm
ported in the brig Tybee, John Reed, mas
ter all of said goods being forfeited as is
alledged iii said Informations for violation of
the laws of the United States.
Trial will be had on said lnformations at
District Court to be holden at the Court.
House in Providence on the frst,Tuesday in
February next.
ID. J. PEARCE, Dehufy Marshai.
Nesrhort, December 80, 1913.
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INTERNAL RE.VENUE.

II DuBadC notice is hereby given, that the several
acts OF Congress passed at their last session,
laying certain Internal duties will take effect from
snd after the 3lst day of December. 1915 The pro-
visions of which must be complied with on pain OF
'ncurrng the penalty of the law.
Those provisions require Retailers of Wine, Spir-
itous Liquors, or Foreign Merchandise, to make APP
plcaon, IN writing. at the Office of the Collector of
heSenue, either in Newport Bristol for aud TO OBJ
tam a.Licence Owners superintendants of Stills
OF noners intended TO be worked, to make apphca-
ton as aforesaid, for and TO obtain Licence. Auc
uoneers to enter into bonds, and in certain circum
stances, to take out Loence. Refners of Sugar TO
enter INTO bonds Owners orkeepers of Carriages to
enter the same, and obtains Certificate of the pay
ment OF the duty. And discounted Notes and Bonds,
'ose'ner w.n bus OF Exchange TO be Stamped.
CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector effhe Revenue for the Ff,st CO..
lection District Of Khode. Isll,,d.
Newport, Dec Ia, 1918. aaf
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Tor sale or TO let, on reasonable terms, BY the
l. subscriber, his House and Lot in Washington
street, No. 20. Also, the House and 10, in Tanner
street, No. H. Il has for two years pas, been I'M
proved IN the Grocery Line, and is or the pest
standsin that line OF business or for boarding
house in that part Of the town, and is uncommon'y
convenient, with shop attached to It, and ~ he
yard. a stable. voodhouse. &c The terms viii be
liberal, apply to BENANIwELL SHAW, on the
premises. Newport, Angus, 5, 1913.
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BOUNTY ON MARIrIM Me PRISONERS
nt OF WAR ft fN ht

Crcu,ar from the yommissary General Of Prisoners
to the Collectors Of the United States.
Office of Comurissary General Of P,psoners, I
Washington, .Nopenrber 80, 1878
SrR--By an act Of Congress, passed on the
I'd day Of August last, it has been provided,
tina, a bounty Of twenty five dollars be paid 70
the owners, officers and crews Of private ARM
ed vessels OF the Uni,ed States, commissions.
ed as Leters-of. Marque, for every prisoner
Of war by them captured, brought in, and de-
iivered at port in the Unitcd States, 10 an
agent authorised TO receive them.
In order to carry the law into effect, with
the proper security to the publ; interest, and
ss much convenience to the citizens concern'
ed az can be afforded, com nandcrs Of pivMe
armed vessels, aud masters Of vessels, sent
i'm with prisoners by them, are in all cases re-
ouired on their arrival in port of the United
States, to make a report to the collector, OF
the prisoners they may have brought In, be.
fore landin.. them, in the form enclosed. To
render the compliance With this necessary
Formally more certain, you will fornish copy
of these instructions TO each commander OF
the private armed vessels which may be COM
missioned at, or sail from your port and you
will give notice to the master OF each vessel
brio ging in prisoners so captured, immedia-
tely on their arrival in your port, OF what is
rcqi,ircd Of them, and will furnish him with
| the form.
So soon as the report is made, yon Will
| give notice to tho marshal or deputy marshal
| of the Unl,cd States, IL there be one resident
| at, or Immediately near the port in which
such vessel may come, Of the arrival OF the
| prisoners. He would be instructed TO act In
concert with you, and to take charge OF them.
| You will direct tho prisoners then to be land
| ed, and will verify the report Of the master or
com mmander, with tho marshal or dcputy mar
staI, and when found right, direct the priso-
| ners, forthwith, to be delivered TO him. You
will so certify the report OH four copies, and
the marshal will add 10 each his receipt tor
the prisoners. Of these reports Is to be
| flied in yous custom house, two TO be trans
mittcd to this Office, by the 6rst mail and one
20 5e left with the commander or master OF
the vessel delivering the prisoners, tor the
use of the owocrs or agent Of the vessel, by
which the prisoners we're captured, IN makiog
The claim for the bounty at the Treasury.
re there be no marshal or deputy marshal
iu mcdia:ely near your port, you are In such
case, requested TO proceed OF yourself, to vcri-
~, certify and dispose OF tho report, in the
manner herein before directed. adding TO each
your own receipt for The prisoners, and 10
AXE charge Of them for the time bciog, Civ
inr immediate Information to the neares,
snsrshal or deputy marshal Of ,heis nnmbcf
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DURSuANT to sundry warrants irom the
Il Hon. DAVID HowgLL, Esq Judge cf The
District Court for the Rhode .Isiaud District,
Notice is hereby given, tnat there has be en
hled before said Judge, the following inform
ations, by WILLIAM ELLERr, Esq. Collector
of the Customs Tor the District of Newport !:
An Information against the brig Pcrsever-
ance, her tackle, apparel furniture and boats,
with the cargo on board, consisting 0 "A hhds.
of Molasses, so puncheons of Rum, 44 hhds.
ticrces and 80 bbl.. of Muscovado Sugar
81 695 lbs. Nicaragua Wood, 4 hhds. tier,
ces and SO bbs. Muscovado Sugar, and one
ton OF Nicaragua Wood.
An Information against 8 hhds. Of Sugar,
seized on board the sloop Express, and i'm
ported in certain schooner called the Lyckli.
highten and S hhds. of Sugar, seized on
board the sch. Theirs, aud imported in the
aforesaid sch. Lycklihigh,en.
An Information against 27 hhds. Sugar, i'm
ported in the said sch. Lycklihighten.
An Information against one box containing
l3 tin cases OF Needles, 6 bundles and so box
es silver SpaDgles, imported, in the Scnnish
ship Anna M9ria.
An Information against one piece of Linen,
one ditto of Cambria, yards Of white Elan
mel, do. Of Calico, 2 do. of Broadcioth, and
one piece of figured Muslin imported in the
Spanish ship General Nina
Said Goods having been imported into the
District aforesaid, as is alledged in said lnfor-
nations, in violation of the laws Of the United
States, and trial will be had on each of said
informations a, a District Court to be holden
at Providence, within and for said district, on
the first Tuesday of February next
d.. PEARCE, Dehufy Marshal.
NeOhort. Dec. %, 1918.
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ID EsPECTfULLY informs his friends, that ne he's
N opened in this town, HOUSE OF E.'TEH-
I.aLENEJN7, where every attention viii DC paia 70
all who may be disposed to favor him with their
custom. He has taken large and commodsous
House at the head Of Perry's.wharf, fronting on
Thamesstreet, where strangers, travellers and con-
stant boarders will find every accommodation when
il is in bis power afford Every attention will ever
be paid the comfort and convenience of his guests
and every favor meet with prompt and sincere ac-
acknowledgement. .Ncwnor;, .NeD
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I airy anrShc Infantry and were ~ ,us VITA
| great 698hter to the mountains-a distance
| OF three miles. In this pursuit the brave Coils:
Pillow OF the Infantry, and Laadcrealea OF the
Cavary, Major Boyd ofthe mounted Infantry,
and Lieut.. Barton, were wounded /; the lat,er
OF whom has since died You will perceive
from Graft, which shall send you, that had
there been no departure from the original or
| der OF battle DOT an Indian could have escap.
cd /; and even as the battle did terminate, 7 be:
ueve that 40 impartial man can say that a
mote splendid res,,l, has In any instance ats
tended eur arms on land, since the commence.
ment of the war. The force OF the enemy is
represented by themselves TO have been
theusand and eighty and II does not appear
from their 6rcs and .shc space Of gro und whicti
they occupied, that their number can have
bec1 less. Two Hundred and Nine,y-nnc
were iefs dead on the ground and no doubt
many more were killed who were not found.
II is believed that very few escaped without q
wound. In very few weeks, il had sufIic-
iency OF SUPPLIES, am thoroughly convinced
should be able to pul an end TO Creek hos
tiliy.
The friendly Creeks from Tallaiega Fort
tell me that the enemy consider themselves
already completely beaten; aud state as
proof OF their sense OF tho magnitude OF the
defeat they have sustained, and Of their re,urns
ing disposition for peace, that they have, since
the baule, liberated scvcal Of The friendly
party whom they had previously taken as
prisoners.
Too much praise cannot be bestowed upon
the Advance, led OH by Col. Carroll FOR tho
spirited manncr in which they commenced
aud sustained the attact nor upon the Rec
serve, commanded by 1T, Col Dyrc, aud com.
posed Of fCnptains Smiths, Morton's, Axum'sJ
Edwards, and Hammond's, companies, foe
the gallantry with which they met and rcpulss
cd the enemy. Ina word, officers of every
grade, as wells the privates, realized tho
high expectations had formed Of them, and
merit the gratitude of their country.
should be doing injustice to my staff;
composed Of Majors Reid anil Searcy, my
Aids; Col. Si,Icr, and Majors Anthony;
Adjutant and Assistant Adjutant General,
Col. Carol, Inspector; Msjor S,rother, sIo-
pographer Mr Cunningham, my Secre,stys
and Col S,akely ID. Haves, Quarter Mastcr
Gen. not TO say .bat they we're every whsrt
To the midst Of danger, circulating my ., dsrss
They deserve and receive my thanks.
I have the honor to with yr:su,, espccf, S<c n
- IN --@s""S'
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Circular from the Commissary General of PRISONERS
to the Collectors of the United States.
Office of Compissary General Of Prisoners. I
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No 80, 1hames-sfreef,
Fl AS just received, in addition TO his old stock
4 = general asso tment of plated Britannia and Jan.
paned wares, Cutlery, brass Candieslcks, Lamps,
Pocket-Books, Sc. &c. sc.
.fLSO-A great variety of Ladies' elegant Tor.
toise shell Combs, and Modern Jewery
Gold Necklaces, and Silver wares as usual, war
ranted good.
3 CT Cash constantly given for old Gold and Sill.
ver tf H. I6
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BEWJAMIN II. 7IoDALE,
MOST respectfully informs his customers ADD
IVA friends, that he has removed from his former
situation to that elegant and convenient Store No
lO2 Thames street. four doors north of his old stand
where he has on hand general assortment OF
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE, CUTLERY, &c.
Together with such articles as are usually found n
Fancy Goods Store. All Of which will be warranted
Of good quality, and will be sold as cheap as at any
store in the State.
Watches repaired with accuracy and despatch,
and Jewery made and repaired in the best manner
Cash, and the huhest price given for old G0ld and
Silver Sept 2.
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Wanted /mmedia,eiy,

WdnEcu TWWfUIulfIv,
n BOY from ~ to 10 years Of age, as an spprcn-
III ,ce to Me- Tailoring business Enquire at this
Office. Aug. y.
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p. or, the Moatreai Hsraih, %cv S.
I,our last uu;,bsr. Ike q ans others,
VIZ we're missed by iii fuuutlsd repairs
Gr ,rn N,sgMa.
Ps.sM.s high in Off C govc rs the To-
f,r,ra,ian; Lu: thcy also had been dc
c-iYeG bS written mei''st nec rom
K:as,;ne yet we % y despair oil cur
t.nd h"p:s sri,'.s realized i" sh,'t
:i.re. We hare inserted extracts oi
ieue. S, "h CHI give evidence that seae-
ri Blown va, on the retreat happy
if he escape without charge tso@ our
btasc halle army. As we Eava ne@ TIC
connand of th, Like ths iasit Will lie
al kh,y.lvn. or lower da-n Il Gsnsral
-, a,nraad De not enabled TO drive he
easasy 10 III, own sshsces. We vail
waa anxisly ior tic result
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, NoyxaBEA SO.

II is aseertaine& (says the Phi
ladelphia True American Of the 80 b,
that Isaac Wayne esq issleeted !.
Representative from the state o
Pesns. lvania, in the next Congress
That stale will therefore have STA
federal Representatives, viz: J"srpl,
Uopkinsan. Jonathan Williams, WI
liam Milnor, Thomas Smith, ,}9h''
Weeds and Isaac Wayne csqairos.
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SON. tine bat my Geld is so heavy
II ,aa "a, can't 10 any thing it has
go, hid Of my yiials. Gsndby. Bob.
I'LL ,hink aJon it must lie down
again. y cay Bladensbarsh sweat &
cold.
BED Heaven bless your honor
dat nap il too Ioag for that big
elem, Wa black cloud there in the
YES: part Of the East looks very
sIn.!iy it viii come On 10 blow :.
!; ,ic soom--,lon't nap il too long. your
ioaor-hearen bless Your honor,
d,ni rap it loo lsag DoN'r-DoN'r
--8sb B.ekstsy ean't bear 10
" GIVE UP THE aHfP."
I.cAit Bob dnirAi to his sofa.
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Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY ext tie 9th inst. VII
pcSu.sy DC sold at ,bs Vsndus Store
or credit
Dones,ic C'oths,
Cotton and Woollen Stockings,
Csr,siis Muslins aud Di,n,ues,
Csl.ic'es, G,.grams,
Cotton SmrtIag,
Silks, J-an',
Lena rnd Muslin Hankerchicfs,
Sewing Cotioa. SC. &C. &e.
ALSO,
One Trsnk bucks.
y. G.. maRSTELLER -
Nov e6. t- 500.
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Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
E{iE SI3>c,.bos. h.v. re, eivsd su-
Il ps,6,c Blae C;o.hs, Gotten nhir.-
lass, ir,sh Linens. Ginehans, N n
kceu., Lorg Lawn, B-it1s, aad su
peifinc und esscd Ca;icoss, and L :
dos Cotton Fl lsierv which. toge,h' !
with. their former stock Of Dry Good,
they vii sell at moderate advance
Tor CASH crly. .E
Samuel Mark, & Co.
Ny. "a Havi3
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NOTICE.

THE annual IN cling Of Tire Stock.
/ Eelders in the little r'yer Turn.
pike Company will take p!.ee Oh too
.scoA'. Mondsy in January next at
.rp'ett's Hotel, in Alexandria: At
which time an election will re hsle for
a President, four Directors, and rreI.
surer. IN the f"liosinp dsv q sup.:r.
'endant O. III r I'd md Collectors If
i'e,lS will bs ,pp oin,ed B order Of
the Nn-s'Sr,
Jonah Thompson. Treasurer.
y I,i,itr % 1ivt