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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
3Sx47I1R Day, SEpTEMBER 9, 1915.
For Freight,
fss me Big
S IL S A N,

SfSe Efa.G tf 49,. = Liz, Dry n
S u S AS N,
. ss;sss W. WooDBuRy, Master,
bnrthen about 1900 barrels, is an excel
lent vessel and will be ready in fou
days for the reception ola cargo. APP
ply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
Who have for safe, said briggs cargo
of $50 tons PLASTER PARIS.
Also for Freight.
,:xlgN The Sloop ABBY, George Bart
49, let, Master; burthen about GOO
barrels, Will take On freight to n. York
Or any Eastern port.--Also for Sale said
Shops Cargo Of 10000 feet clear and
merchantable LUMBER.
Apply as above.
9 Alig iyth
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SALES AT yENDUE.

), e,,e,a uesday aid Friday,
~ WsLF. ne SOLD,
-. rea,lae Store, cofner of Prince
~ and Watersheds.
A VARIETY OF
;,yu Goods, Groceries, Sc.
,. s'.l If which VII be expressed in
Is'' t,.a bills Of the day.
-. All Rad of goods wksch are on.
!. 81 s.sion aud tbs prices Of which are
l, s.sssl:.hed. can at any time be viewed
t y ,aarchased at tie lowest Limitation
I'D prices. ,s4nsyT1IFp
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
Rich Lace Goods, &c.
ROGERS g LEWIS,

a RE now opening beautiful assort-
"A ment of Elegant LACE GOODS,
&c. riz--4-4, GA, IA and 81 black and
white best English Lace Wells, Shawls,
half Shawls and Trimming Laces-
ALSO,
Grape Palerines and Sbawls, richly
embroidered with Chirele, Silk net half
Handkerchief with beautiful palmet
Borders-Black Bombazii1e, &c. Sc
all which are lust received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap tor
cash.
August s.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
NUIIlE.

HyfIE Stockholders of the Mocha
b MICS Bank Of Alexandria, are here
BY notified that diyident Of five per
cent. for the last half year, on the ca
pital stock paid in. is this day declared,
payable tothem or their representatives.
on Friday the 18th inst.
BY order Of the President and Direc-
tors.
WA. PATTON. Jr. Cash'r.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09

Consist
hon rim, and brass
door locks
| Stock locks
Drawer, chest. desk.
| trunk, cupboard,
and pad is1ss
b, He butt, paF.la,-
nent, tas!e anc
chest hinges
sreHs, bolts, latch
Is, planes. chs
sells ausarss flane
irons. cMEDasscs,
seaares.&a pan.
mel, tenant, sash.
ana compass saws
Nig, cross cut, anG
pit SANS
Smiths files
bill, cross cut, nit,
and hand-saw fie2
sasps
ksrY, hackhGn, &
bone table u des,
sert knives aag
turks
Pen pohst, pran'
ias, butchers and
shne knives
hzors ADD scissors
Aswing-ShiY@
lass comm@le han.
lies ard knobs.
tlsak aad curtain
pms
sud BUTT Hinges.
hoaks, sacketeas-
tors, nails, stair
rods and eyes.
chimney hooks,
kettles, candle.
Sticks, and foot
men.
fated and tin'd bri.
a die bits, stirrups.
buckles q Slides.
aatirsale hooks
81 and spGrs.
/, I great ca9iety
ssMh he offers fo
tas Wholesale an,
sasast &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09

Ing Of
.lasann'd. black, red
x white tea trays
Plate warmers anti
Dressing cases
.Sheseis and tengs,s
Green wire tenders.
iron, tin. y copper.
tea kettles
Sauce pans
Pins
Needles s.
Knitting pins
Iron AID .lapand
candle sticks 5
';,.rawl5G. ISApee &
t,aiEe combs
Cloth, nail, hair,
clumb, paint aud
sweeping brushes s
!shot bats, powder
j TASKS. fishing rods
! lines aad hooks
Walking canes and
| Whips
| Pocket books, back.
! gammen blards,
snuE boses. pia-
/; tei camilesticks.
| cestcrs. &c.
Guns, pistols, dmks.
! and gan-Aints.
Vices. anr.ls, spades
shoye!s, frying
!. pans. Gar e sheet
lad and tin plates
'Rar-iron, steel, anu
Wagon boxes.
ALSO,
!Gilt and mahogany
framed pier look
ing glasses
IToile: and pocket
! glasses
Military geods and
Jewellery, and
Of ether ar'icies,
+ sale on moderate
!. retail.
If
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I,e,, Dollars REGARD.

ND AN AWAY from the Subscriber on
"a, Sunday the Sd of September, a
Negro Girl named
S @ ? III | A
About II or IS years old, 5 feet I or Q
inches high, fat and chunky, with very
large breasts. her hair very thick, COM
monty plated before. Had on when She
went away, blue checked holnespun
dress witi, short sleeves; took with her
a yellow checked ho,uespun dress with
lony sleeves. and handkerchief CT tie
same, and one yeIIsw dress, ore plaid
handkerchief, one pair ct green shoes,
QUO check apron. and an olive green T.
cured silk bonnet trimmed with white
Satin ribbon-it is likely she is in
Washington or Georgetown. Whoever
takes rp said girl aud brings her home
shall receive the above reward and all
reasonable charges.
ep The Editor OF Che Federal Re-
publicaa is requested to publish TIE a..
boye Sc, en- times, aud send his account
to this eiice.
September.
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August 8.
gy 7 A STE /!
We hare also n, Store.

~ hu 10 utCO th CtOsSs
pipes and half pipes south side ditto,
imported into New-York before the war,
and considered equally good.
"a cases Martinique white and red No.
yeau Cordial, of a very superior quality
The lovers of this article are invited
to try it.
A few cases Capers in quart bottles,
much cheaper than the small bottles.
Anew kegs Picked Lemons, of a very
good quality, and cheap in comparison
to their quality and utility.
50 boxes brown Soap, Of a choice qua
lity.
900 bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia
bic use.
$50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Whis'
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
hr7, AS in our first outset we observ-
ed, 1--WE now repeat) that we do not wish
to interfere with other dealers. but We
are determined to accommodate our
customers, so as to promote their inter
est as we'll as our 0wn.-The above
choice articles worthy the appettation Of
good. together with every article in the
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATT e WILSON,
GEoReETowN, Corner of Bridge and
High Streets.
August 1876. II.
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David Peabody,

KING Strict, ALEXANDRIh,
Hrs Just \receired and offers .for Sole.
2 bales NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. qua
lily.
/ baIe Bcp,bazetts and Wild Eores,
Black any colored florence Lutte
strings,
English audi Domestic bed fMkps,
Cotton Uml,rel)as,
Colored threads, silk buttons and
cords.
W7to n,iskes to Hirp
A Pew IN St. Pau's Church.
Enquire as above.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-09
Adam Lynn,

o,,aos;ie The Mechanics Ba,ik,
a. rrsssaived by the ship Ocean ard su-
peiior,
. ,cre-e and general asortmeat Of
ranysi eNGERY, Cutlery. plated and.
/ tinned saddlery, japanned, brass,
M Mated wares
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
PHILADELPHIA, OCTOBER

PHILADELPHIA, ocTossa 2
BY the ship Young Wasp, captain Haw-
ley, the editor received, last evening, French
papers and letters from Bordeaux Of the l2th
September, of which the following are OK
tracts
4" BORDEAUX, i2th September 1915.
"Here are articles Of the treaty said TO be
concluded between Louis XVIII. and the al
lies, as hey are called, which letters from
Paris say, is not TO be published until the
opening of the Legislature.
"l.-The integrity Of France confirmed
according to the treaty of Paris.
"2.-The fortified places, excep, Stras-
burg, Metz, Lille, Besancon, to be garrison
ed by the allies.
s.-Contribu,ion six hundred millions,
Of which two hundred to the English, and the
remainder TO the olher allies.
"4.-5o,ooo Prussians, $1,000 English,
$4,000 Austrians, 1000 Russians togeth.
er $50 900 men, TO remain in France until
the contributions are paid-ihe remainder to
march of on The first Of October.
" Ii is said the sovereigns Of The allies are
Ia leave Francs on the ijIh Of this month.
"The people Of France begin TO think the
allies Intend 10 spend the winter here. I, is
natural enough TO suppose that the Russians
woald prefer rsniialng 10 France 10 return.
ing home ia the approaching season. Cn-
happy wretched Fraocc, these are the effects
OF Bri,i.h gold, and the disunion which IL has
TOO successfully produced"
By the Yooag Wasp we have also reeei-
7ed cop, Of The report OF The ddSe OF OF.
,ss:o, 90 ,es state Of France, whiA has been
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From The Georgia Hrgns, IF October IL
INDIAN WAR

y At a council held at Tookaubatchie on the
lst nit. the chiefs and warriors of the Creek k
nation, in entire disregard a the most sole mn
obligations, refused TO abide by the terms Of
the treaty heretofore recognized by them,
and duly ratified in February last.
ln consequence of this information, M
Gen. Gains of the United States Army, has
called upon the Exc cuive of this State tor
fsvo thousand militia TO be held in READINGS TO
assemble at Fort Hawkins, on the shortest
nouce, for the purpose Of enabliog him, with
United States troops, to check any hostile
movements against the Commissioners en-.
gagged i9 running the boundary line, or a.
gainst our frontiers.
To meet the tequisition of General Gains,
the counties OF Jasper, Hancock, Warren,
Jones, Wilkinson, Tw,ggs, Pulaski, Lau-
rcnce, Washing ton, BALDWIN, Putnam, Nor
gan, Geeene, Oglethorps, Clssk, and Wilks,
will furnish every sixth man from those liza
bic TO do militia duty, who have not hereto
tore performed SIX months tour of duty -
Should Volunteers offer, they will be rccciv-
ed in lieu OF drafts-and one hlih OF the men
that are detached, are desired TO furnish
their own rifles.
1t is our painful duty to announce the
death of The Hon. M. SEWER, one of the
Commissioners appointed to ,uo the boun-
daly line between the u. States and the
Creek nation Of Indians. He died al Fort
Decatur, near Tookauba,chie, under lin.
gering indisposition.
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the dagger Of invasion on the part OF rsalce,
in the year 1908, and see.as the government
in grea. constc rnation as 20 securing the
Ineaas OF defence, republished a work which
he had published some time before, entitled
EseLASD's EoIs, copy Of which be sen,
70 all the peDbers Of the royal family, to all
the ministers, aud many other men OF weight
in the eounlry. To this work, copy OF
which is sent to Mr.. Matthew Carey, of Phi
ladslphia, beg leave to call your attention.
In some of lis details it cannot be adopted
by you, on account of the difference in the
division Of The territory and of the civil au-
thorites of the Two Countries. But, its OBJ
iects being to pu. the country in situation
10 be able, at all tunes, TO defend itself against
aoy enemy, however numerous and valiant,
without standing army, and without regu.
lar soldiers; its basis being the duty of arms
bearing inse perably from the right of repre-
sen,A,ion in the legislature, it appears to me,
that all its Outlines are exactly suited to
your case.
ln the hope that what have said may a.
waken amongst you some portion OF that Sc
Yous reflection which the subject demands,
and 10 the stronger hope, tha,you viii derive
CRATE and useful Information from the wotA
Vi WI
G remain your friend,
WIN. COBBETT.
p. S. Since writing the above, the peace
between America and the Aigernc dey has
been announced as a rehors. Perhaps your
commodore had authority to make peace.
Certainly, with such power, cannon balls
are the best negocialors. Wether the pirates
will abide by the tcealy or not, if il has been
made, your government has done itself great
honor in the affair.-This event will not,
however, give satisfaction all oper he syorid.
Aigiers was a sort Of cur TO be sc! on as oc'
cssioo may require. However, you have
broken his jaws, and made bin retire TO his
den for the present. This is truly noble
use 10 make Of naval power 1t cannot fail
to enhance your fame, to give pleasure to
your friends, and TO add to the modification
and vindctiVeness of yonr enemies. do
not believe the news But, iftrue, here Is
another thing which Mr.. Madison has accom-
plished previous to his being " detosed."
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NV -1HNON avn NV M ~ CD6.
A gentleman recently returned from the
Sorthward, Informs the Editors Of the New
York Gazette, that party has been sen, from
England to survey the Cansdian lakes, con-
slsting Of two captains of the Britnh navy, viz:
O'Conner and Owen three secretaries, sew
eral lieutcnants, midshipmep, boatswains, SC.
and were on board the frigate Wolf few
days since on Lake Ontario, bound up, with
their surveying instruments, &c.
Gen. Murray "a Wellington gcncral) is 10
have 10000 men under his command 10 be
sent fro,s Eogland, in addition to those alrea.
6y in Canada. This is stated as fact by the
British officers 10 Canada, and several parts
ofihe above detacbnlents had already embark
ed Tor Quebec, and are now, probably on their
passage.
Seven thousand Scotch families we're ex-
pec,ed, the Crown lands having been given to
them. Several families bad already arrived
at Quebec from Scotland.
The English rcgiSents which are to form
the temporary establishments in Canada, are
the 57ih, 76sh, Tooth, loSd, io4tb, De Mu-
rion's, De Wsueviilc's besides the colonial
regiments, amounting 10 six, making 10 all,
1900 men besides artillery, 1900, and
squadrons OF chasseurs or dragons. corps
Of Voysgeers, upon the plan Of the French
ssppers and Voltigeurs, is TO make part OF
the Canadian establishment, which can be
augmented TO any required number at pless.
ure, from that cliss sf persons which IS num-
srous, and the race hardy o the Russians.
Ssrsra.
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Newburynort, { Mass. } Oct. 20.


Tuesday last tour of the young gentlemen
who are about proc. eding from this town to
India, as missionaries, divesting the emselves
of the common prejudices oi the age, par
took of the benefits, aud were, in the most
solew nm manncr, initiated into the mysteries
of Free Masonry, 10 ST. Peters Lodge; this
prudential step, no doubt, will be Of essential
service, IN their inte, course with the nations
of the East; where, although they may arti-
cula,e widely different dialect, yer cannot
fail to be understood, for Masonry speaks the
same language all over the habiia5lc Globe.
After the conclusion Of The ceremonies, one
of the gco:ie men in behalf of himsel II and the
other three, addressed the Lodge in very
afeclionate and pertinent speech, in which he
expressed the high satisfaction ,hey felt in
their initiation, aud &c knowledged the erronc-
Gus opinions they had formerly entertained OF
the nature Of Free Masonry.
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MARRIED.,
DIED.,
@ariue List.
<O<eF-N.s,|S-s
PORT OF NEWPOKT-Noy. 1918:


PORT OF NEWPOKT-Noy. /, lelT
cLEkaEp,
Brig Atlantic, Carr, TurksIslsnd; do. Catherine,
Phillips, Charleston; sch. Mary, Howiand, Bshs-
mas do. Alpheus & Nancy, Congdon, do; ship
william Henry, seabuy, Charleston
EGTERED,
Sloop william, Arnold, New-York.
On Monday last, arrived ship Caledonia, OF New
York, capt Moves, 81 days from Havre.de-Grace,
bound to NewYork, put in here in distress. Left,
ship Milton, Thomas, Of Boston, to sail Sept. ~,
for Boston; do, Terrier, Msckey, of do to sail Oct
I, for Philadelphia do Marmion. Gardner, OF DO
in 10 days fer Bordeaux; 5rig Margaret, Mellus,
Of apd for Boston, in !, days do. Sumars, OF "
York, Is days brig Astrea, Of Philadelphia, from
st. Domingo. just arrived; ship Ann Williams
Dayton. Sept. S brig Prince, Taylor. of N York,
for Lyndon, in few days, brig Lady Mary i'e-
ham, Gautiere, of Wilmington, TO sail in days for
Csdiz, and from thence to Norfolk. Spoke, Sept
%, lat 40, N. Ion. 81, so, W. brig Csis'ckwood, OF
and from Liverpool, for New.York. out 50 days;
Sept. %, lat. So, 40, N. Ion SO, 10, wsehP Char
leston and Liverpool Packet, Howe, OF Boston, fr:
Liverpool, for Norfolk.--Cspt IA. informed OF
having spoke one Of the British west.india home.
ware hound feet, by which he learnt that great
part Il the feet was lost in severe hurricane
&. Passensers-Messrs. William Edgar and Joseph
Ridgway, Of New.York, Mr.. John Kea and Lady,
and Mr.. Joseph kapin and Lady, Of phIIadelPhIa,s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01

Cor neighB6rs Ia the United States as q
previous step to the adjustment Of the boun-
daries on the frontiers of these provinces by
the commissioners,,are taking possession OF
the islands in the Niagara river under the
pre,ex, Of purchase from the Ind,sns. In-
stead OF adding to the territories in possessios
OF the British, we should no, be surprised il
they were diminished by the arrangement in
the treaty for adjusting the boundaries.
Quebec Ga<rn.
Our neighbors the British, took possession
OF an island in the entrance of the Cadaraqui,
about 10 years ago, which is by the treaty of
1888, within the limits OF the United States.
ltis not OF much importance who possess
either OF those islands aow--the right own
ers will possess ihem twenty years hence
.fErora.
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EMIGRATION.

THE .Ae-porf Emigration Coslury will meet at
the Dwelling house Of JAMEs PERRY. in
Thames street, on the 10Th inst Az o'clock in the
evening, to make such arrangement as may seem
necessary, TO carry their pah into eHect.--H any
person cr persons should wish to join said Compa-
ny they will then have an opportunity.
The Number contemplating 10 si-'iy for Town
ship Of Land is made up, but if sufficient sddi-
tioaal number should apyly, the COMPANY viii pete
tioh for two Townships OF Land 1c1. i.
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Ne,p- York Citq Insneetor's Rehorf.

The consumption has for several years past form.
ec a irighuul proportion of our Weekly Obituary
proportion not to be charged to our climate sole.
ly. Among its victims at least two thirds are te.
males, and We are authorized by one Of the most
intelligent Physicians Of this city that in
ry many oi the cases of female consumption, that
have come under his observation, the disease has
been introduced by the wearing Of COksErs.--
Such an intmation from respectable source should
not be lost upon Parents
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Nosv going Cheap! ~ 4
Z2hs Day Kill Be onened ar
THOMAS II. MUMFORD's,
(. NJ ils. faamss-sarssk
An elegant asscvtment ~ Saplc aud Fancy
DRY GOODS,


Common, middling, sInes6ns black, blue,
mixed, drab olive, brown 4 bottle RrAADCLOTiis.
do Cassimeres, sergcs. Plains, DufRs, UlaEgrrsi
flannells, Bonbasctts, Bombazine, Wildbores.
Scotch Plaids, mems and women's worstcd Hose
Coating, Devonshre Kerseys, book Muslin. 6ne,fos
2so per yard Caiicoes, elegant patterns. ,fet tso
per yAra, elegant res,ings Guernsey. Frenehs
British and American shir,ings. Laees, handscipq
brown Lhnen, Pins and Needles, quality and shce
Bindings. willcd and plain shswis, cotton and siit
Bandsnna Hkfs. white md color'd Canbtics sSd
caubric Musns, furniture Calicoes, Umbrellas e&ss
20 % and 30 inches India Cottons. very hn-%idei
and cheap, Ribbons, (plain and frinsed,l 0ioyess
sewing Silks, Tapeo, Bobbins. &c.
ALSO, .s,
consignment Of American nanufa ctured CLOTH
and Cassimeres, sat,ine,ts, blankets. F'snnelS
white and scarlet Yarn, &c. &c. all Of which will
be ssd very cheap .w9o l.. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01

His Majesty the King OF Denmark has
appointed His Excellency p. Peterson,
his Minister TO the United States. Mr. p.
was recently the Dutch Charge d Affairs and
Consul General ia this country. AT present
he is in England, and will perhaps come with
the British Ambassador. Since his return TO
Europe Mr.. p has had the misfortune to
lose by death his lady, native of Phila.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01

Caution AGAINST a danyerehs proents.--On Sunday
morning, al O'Clock. fire commenced at Peck
slip, N York, near the house of DIR. Henry, and de-
stroyed that and two three adjoining houses be.
Gus accident was occasoned by young woman 60
ing to bed and leaving her candle burning, who
broke one of her limbs in jumping out Of window
70 escape the flames.
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MARTINIQUE.

A proclamation was issued at ST. Pierre,
(Man.) the latter par, OF September, pr rohib-
iuDg the entry OF American vessels, whose
cargoes consisted OF any thing tu, mm6er and
.fsh, and TO take in retaID, rum aud molasses
only--lo take effect the Isl OF October.
Boston Gazette.
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A CARD.

JoHN D. LYON, returns Lis sincere thanks 70 BIS
y fellow citizess, and 10 VIZ, LAwTos, his son,
and passengers in the sioop Union. of Ss,r'eff Tor
their services in ex,ingushing tho fre in his Store,
on the evening of the 2oth alt. and for the preset
vaton'c his property After tts Gre Tss esuoso,'h'
e5 Tsr A.
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N NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBRR |, 1915.

Yesterday morning, between fifty and SIX
ty sail of vessels, Left our barbor. Most OF
them were compelled by the violence OF the
strong westerly wicds we have had within
few days past, to take sheker 10 our harbor.
Many Of them had left the Chesapeake Bay,
bound for Ncw-York which circumstance,
connected with the idea of the many dismsst-
ed vessels which have arrived here since the
gales experienced on our coast, must salts
factorily demonstrate as incon,estibie proof,
the easy ana safe entrance into our harbor,
which, including our bays, forms the most
capacious and safe anchorage in the known
world. The prevailing northwest winter
wind is fair to enter our harbor. Now we
would ask, what other port in the United
States can boast OF such an advantage Is not
this simple hint worthy the attention OF the
enlightened and disinserested statesmen, who
act on the noble principle which operates for
the general good of the country! Aware that,
at tho approaching session of Congress, the
important subject will be determined, which
is the most eligible situation to establish
naval dehot, or dock yard, for the y. States
navy, we have considered il our indispensa-
bic duty to offer these brief observations.
-os---
FIREi-On Sunday morning last, this town was
alarmed by the cry of fire. It proved to be the new
Ship Chandlery Store Of Mr.. john b. LYON, ON Ly-
o.'s.wbarf A small quastity of powder IN the
store exploded, which considerably damaged the
building. after which The Erc was soon extingusled.
The General Assembly of this State commenced
its session at South Kingstown yesterday.
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list ofimports aud exports at The port Of
ST. Iohn's, Canada, outlet of Lake Cl"mpiain,
is given, tor the last quarter, in the Mon,re-
al paper. The trade there with the y. s. is
very considerable.
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The losses sustained at Lloyd's on the
homeward bound Jamaica fleet, is computed
at FIVE hundred thousand pounds.
London fahe,.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-11-01

Super super blue, black.
and brown Broadcloths.
Blue, miS'd and brown
Cassimeres.
blankets, Plains.
Devonshire kerseys.
stoekinets, MS,
Burling and queens Cord.
Elegant silk stripe, Ly-
onese and toilinel Vest
ings.
Duthls and Flannels.
Bombszetis. -.
Tartan Plaids, Hosiery.
Imitation Shawis, &c. N
India Cottons and cotton
shirtihgs
Randanna and fag Hand
kerchiefs.
Newport, Nov. l, 1915
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The Officer of Louis 8, has declared Bay-
onne in state Of siege io consequence of The
approach Of the Spanish Army under Coua,
L'Abisval (O'Donnel j and announced that
force will be repelled with orce.