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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-04

TNyENDING to rensve frem Alexan.
dria, and anxious 10 settle ali Just
claims agaiast me; will positively be
sold, q hall acre LOT with the improve
ments therean, Situate Ga Henry street
and south side Of Afilkes's lane, adjoining
A M&cksnziess let & south of Mr.. Pagess
and MT. Mareteller's property, Any par
ficuIar description IS considered useless
o. tkose desirous If possessing so desira-
bis 3 spot viii naturally viewst the premi-
pes "A liberal credit will be given 70,
haIt the P-shsss money, aud the day Of
ssl' msas snse@ .Ja,sss skaa|xtsIIet.
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Worcester. Ms. Sept. 81.

Tornodo.-On Thursday evening last
a heavy starm commenced, accompanied
by a strong NE wind which had been
allowing from that quarter for "a hours
fprier to the commencement Of rain]
Early on Saturday morning. the wind in-
icreased in violence, and the rain de-
Iscended in torrents, and continued With
|but short intermissiens until about hslf|
Ipast 10 O'Clock, when the rain abated, !
and the wind suddenly shifted to ths'
lSE and blew a perfect huricaRe, Eros
trating in It's course, net only the trees
which had been reared by the hand Of
man for fruit and shade, but uprco;ed
the sturdy growth of forest trees, planted
by the hand of nature, some Of which
have withstood the storms Of a century
Chimnies, and scme whole buildings
we're blown down, and others injured by|
the falling of trees. Many windows
were broken By the seed balls oil
the button wood or sycamore tree
which were driven through them by ths|
wind. We hare not learned the extent
of this destructive tempest, but baye|
traced column of more than sixtr miles
in width with nearly the same Gevasta.
ton. Neither the memory of man, nor
the annals OF the country, can furnish any
parallel Of this storm. The period ofde.I
struction lasted an hour. The wind
came in gusts with increasing violence
until its utmost height when it gradually
subsidized to a gentle breeze. 4 cream.
stance worthy of remark, and which was
extensively noticed, was sufocating
current of air, as from a hot bath, which
accompanied The middle stage ofthe tenn
aest. The loss Of fruit-trees, and these
cultivated for shade and ornament IN
abis town, is great; but the destruction
afforest-trees isincalculabIe. From the
.iest information we can obtain it nay bel
estimated that the ordinary consumption
If ten years of the whole town, will not
Exhaust the wood which is now prostrat-
ed.
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|violsnss il the force md devastation 9

Pvioience of the force and uevassuslv''. :
the wind was truly appalling.
The necessity Of securing every aosl
and window, left us in q condition rather
/ to hear than to see what was passing 9,
|round u.s.. Blinds were striking alu
sb;yered to pieces; window glass was
|breakinp. and scattered in various dlrec,
|t;ons: windows were giving way, ano
vino states driving through them.
Children, terrified by the scene, were
|shriekipg and clinging to those wnom u
they yainly imagined capable q protect ! .
inc them. When, for moment, tpe
ey5 could Look abroad, the frowning as
meet Of the heavens, the crushing 81 ialiT
Inc trees, chimneys, turrets, fences, Sc.
sc. was indeed terrific, In the midst 9!
q calamity almost insup?ertablle, the ap-
neafancc Of smoke, the cry of fire, the
|,;;,a;ps. of the bells, which could hardly
he distinguished in the general noise,
wreck and confusion, .added not little
To the horror Of the occasion.
To think Of greater suffering at a
distance. than that which filed The eye
and occupied the bands of all, was more
than the aching and almost bursting heart
could endure. For more than an hour
we could not, at any moment, say that
our dwellings would not instantly be-
come our graves; but, God be praised,
we are vet ia life, to bless his name that
in judgementhe has remembered mercy.
How awful is the tempest, how SUBJ
lime and full Of instruction! When he,
whose way is in the whirlwind AID in
the storm, chooses to awaken and cbastise
us. how much we FEEL our own weakness
and the strength of his almighty arm.
WHAT'S man, 0 God, that thou art mind
full Of him 7 And yet without thy re-
gard and protection he would perish be-
fore thee-Impotent to create mpreserye,
he is nothing without thee. What weak
ness, what folly then to oppose thee or to
cast off thy fear
Thou ridest on the winds and directs
the storm if thy voice didst not re-
strain the angry elements. man would
be swept from the face of the earth !;
but thou, Lord, sustaineth him in mercy.
May these more visible manifestations
of thy power effectua,ly admonish us of
our entire re-repentance, and draw us to
thee.
May we lay aside that insensibility,
that pride and that hardness Of heart,
which belongs not to acreatnie OF to day.
who cannot save himself an hour, mo-
ment, witbsut thee. Nav we strive to
initiate toward men, thy kindness, thy
fofbearance toward US.
Though too often opposed to thy will,
thou dost not destro, US: time is gwen
to behold thy werks, to read and to,
hear thy word, to see thy salvation.
iiay we not be 30 stupid. SO criminal
as to, disregard these provisions OF thy
love for securing our happiness.
Nav We improve the means and OPP
porfuaities that are Afforded Us of OBJ
tanning, true wisdom /; may we be cor
rected. purified & fitted to taste and en-
joy the biessedness of thy favour, and theI
presence of the society OF the Nedeemer,
of angels, and of men made acceptable to
thee.
pocfo,, poj7od;a,na
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Robert Gray,
Robert tray,
BOOKSELLER g ST.aTIO-vER,
Opposite the Washington Tavern,
K1ng-Strset,
ALExANDRIA,
Has lately receirea the fsllowing
b @ O K S

NE7EEMS'S Life OF Washington,
w Human Manners, Goldsmith's
NatHral History, Goldsmith's Rome,
Smiths Wealth Of Nations, Rollins An
Client History, Lueien's Dialogues, he-
race Deiphini, Bachan's Domestic Medi-
cine ,Ewcil's Medical Companion, since's
Astronomy. yince's Fiuzions, Rawney's
Mensuration, Every man his own Cattle
Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser
NOUS, Rise and Progress Of Religion,
alleys Theology, Christian World I'M
masked, Zion's Pilgrim, Thornton Abbey,
Faber on the Prophecies, Village Dia-
logaes, Watts on the Mind. Jays Ser
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Ship at Auction.

- 1x1 WILL be sold at pablie
- m Auction, on Saturday the
s7th Instant, at our NaAris
the substantial Ship
INTREPI .
! Mar tackle. furniture and apparel; terms
l;beral. and made known at the place, 9
.sse Eier Inventory will be shewn bs
: .adauss, herbert Y Go.
r. g. .Marstsllsr
Oct. 3
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coMMuNIcATIoN.
The Tempest aud the Storm.

The late Storm has proved the most
severe visitation of the kind which this
Town has for long period experienced.
Viewer, during the writer's life, has tie
carent bad so muchreassn to treInble for.
she safety Of his house, his family GlI
.limseN The repeated and continued
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Just Received, for sale by the
Subscriber,

Just Received, for sale by the
Subscriber,
Froa .Nsrc-YorSc, 5y ths schooner Dis
patch
8 500 bushels Northern Potatoes, suita-
bic for family use, which viii be sold
low, from on board the vessel.
so boxes yeung Hyson Tea
2 pipes Cognac Brandy
so bags Pimente
10 ditto Pepper
80 realms Writing Paper, different
qualities
/ hogshead Nader; SEQ BrooMs
SO boxes Soap
so bags Corks
pipes White Wine
saroon Indigo
6 bids. Copperas, best green.
so lbs. fresh Nutmegs
SO boxes Pipes.
Together with general assortment Of
the best Wines, Llgaors, sc.
Also for Freight,
tx Yhe substantial schooner Bore
ss ais viii take 500 barrels for
New ork.
y #. CnidweIl.
October 3 St
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SOME PARTICULARS
I or TINE s
Tremendous Storm.

IN II, Cfo,,r,,s $.
= ACillel'sls1AS 49, $50 ,'sg
-
Gloucester, Sept. a5.
ry,....,.,,,e,y
"0's''' q.
fntrGct 81 a tefter ron 'sss00a'y'o's
Sept. ~. II
ss.The storm ragged here with consi.
aerable violence this forenoon. 4 The
streets were, some of them, rendered
.nspassable, BY the quantity Of trees, &c.
shich were blown down BY the severity
Sf the gale. Several fences, roofs anc
buildings were brought to the ground.
Il general, the vessels in the harbour.
thongh many broke their fasts, were un-
injured. The storm subsidized about noon
s.yet noinforlnation Of damage done al
sea has been received"
Tn the country, in every direction as
lar as we have information, the general
effects have been nearly the same--n'any
houses have been unroofed-alany barns
sheds, &c. Observation-Disclosures blown
,Iown--fruit and forest trees overturned
&c. &c.
It iserpected the harvest will not suf.
fer greatly. as thecorn was ripe, and only
required drying--and much oft had
been topped, and stood the gale. The
fruit was all shaken from the trees, where
the trees remained but the apples were
generally in a mature state, and thequan-
tity ofcider is still expected to be con.
siderable.
& Mr.. R|age arrived in town last even.
;no from New York, which he left on
SUNDAY morning.
The vessel on board of which Mr..
Blave was 4 passenger. arrived at New.
,,orf ahon+ day l;olf yesterday moTn;pr
l ~, aa,a ot Sata5dsy had hsen, d;Sas.
trona tbars fsna s5;a and two sckrs
..srs sshora u Fort Wolcntt--a hrio &
.',aas ..asa : - ana &c tho uha,vas .s,, !
I,osp , ~. 80 - Az nooLs. M ,nonu
80 s " - Az ar,as .a-.ra,4l :
s,;;Tiara5 4 nnn,bar sc siares war.
a ''.l,st 81 81 .eI ann ,barf .nd we Iave
s,rs;n ~ maa1;an tbe loss of hnman nyes
) '.o,nan and thrae children were drown.
~
~; ny .,a .o,a.,,a,la pr;a.o
,a: s p:,s a.av &C. Az ~ su'
taa, - . anaat 4 ant,, f u,atsr and ), !
:. s IA = !. : :.sa ss' ~ aao,,a alsstrora
ag'u 49,. 10. 80 49, assaoJ
~ sa~ $500 ~ ~ S s.ant SPY IA as
.s ~ ,''ss - avcar ~. tSst ,.safs a., s
sa's $50 stocd shara 49, e fatho.ns
- ~ ,s.terf / fsrrv hoat "a ra.estahl;sb
=,
90. 4 bn,.a and store were seer, af,oat IN
Newport harbour.
mort i, soston. the water was 8 or d feet
n;oh - tho streets. and persons passed in
boats. The wafer was as high as the
aindow stools in the state tavern.--Two
or three sIoops and schooner were on
the wharves.
At Somerset, a store with the rigging
of a ship was blown into the river, and
the ship was driven on shore.
Two ships and some small vessels were
on shore on the banks of Taunton river.
Centlemenin the Southern Mail Stage
inform that the country presents a very
affecting spectacle. from the melancholy
: ffects II the l,tr terrible gale. They saw
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For Hire

An active LAD about IL years of age.
who las been accustomed to wait in the
house, and ID also tolerable weaver
Any person wanting servant for either
employment. may know where TO apply
by acquiring at this office.
October 9. ~ st
We have just received and
offer for SALE. 10 hhds supe-
rior quality New Orleans SU-
GAk.
Bryan, Hampson 8 Co.
Oct.2. Is
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New landing and for Sale by Che sub
scrsbers the cargo Of the Barque Ossip-
Bee, capt. Amos Smith, from Cadiz, con-
sisting OF
Coco bushels Salt
500 Boxes best Muscatel Raisins
A few Quarter Casks sherry Wine.
.admas. Herbert g Co.
Oct. S.
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Removal.

removal
The subscribers hare removed to the
Store lately occupied by Mr. Phiiip
Iripiett.
Ind cfer for Sale,
5000 lbs. Prime Smithfield
Bacon
SO bbls. Old and Common Whiskey,
Best Family Flour,
And general assortment Of GROCE-
RiES as usual.
Daniel Ca.oood g Co.
Get. g
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G.. 6 I. II. Thompson,

Hose received per the 0eesn Cast .
dams from Liverpoot, q qad.t Of tier
Fall assortment. consisting Of
Superfine & Second Cloths,
double Nilled Drabs, Mo!esdown and
other fashionable vesiisgs, Wellington
Bedford and vigonia Cords, stockmettsf,|
sipshings, Flannels, Bookings, Plains'|
md Rose and puFei Dlaa.Sts.
August Ii.
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CHARLesTeN. Sepf, x.
Report Of actual Sales for last aoeeic.
HOME PRODUCTIONS.
Cotton-Sea-Island, 40 a Al cts. nel
b.
Short Staple, "a a s5 do.
Rice-Prime New, IS rs
Old, IS
Flour-PhiladeIpIia sup. SO
Country, new do. $40
l'scco-Sl0 a IS Fer cwt. in great
lemand.
s,p, 80 cents per bashel.
Bacon, Is Is cents per lb.
Bees Wax, Is cests per IL.
Wliiskey, Penns ylyania, 100 cents.
Butter, in kegs, ~ 27cests.
Cypress Single, ipches, S. P M
4 Northern riGe Boz 4, clear, 26p M
Nero. Top Nj
Foreign Productions.
Salt, Liverpool, so IS cents.
Sugar, Havana, white, $50
MascoYadc, geo
brown, GO
Coffee, best green, x / 2as6 ID
Rum, lamsica, 81 20
West-India, 81 45ai50 4
Molasses, rs II cents.
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For Sale,
AT the Stable Of Charles Scott,
"a 70 ~ sr4N TYn 70 . 10

"A TIC -JtdIJfr OF n tItts o S10ts5 = "
SEYE.r HORSES.
or the first rate. Those Gentlemen
wishing to purchase, will find it to theil
advantage to call and see them.
ALSO.
An elegant pair Of Matched HORSES.
Oct 3 St*
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For Sale,

For Sale,
"A LOT on Pitt street, near the cor,
a nerof Pitt and Duke streets, viii
4 frame dwelling House thereon.
ALSO, q
\ LOT On Duke street, near the SAID
;orner, and adjoining tie residence o.
,ol, Simms.-Fcr terms apply to Nir
Iohn Loagden in Alexandra.
Lewis IL Machen.
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sOct.. 5.

Griffith &c Brawner,
Fave just received One Case Nutmegs
and Cleses.
: Oct. S.
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Bacon.

October Q.
hP The Packet George Washing
ton, Henry, master; will sail for Nor
folk on Friday next. Fortnight or pas
sage apply to the Master, or
ADAMS, Herbert g Co. \
October 9
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srsract Of d letter from Ns,cburyporf
Sent. %.

! Centlemenin the Southern Mail Stage
inform that the country presents very
affecting spectacle. from the melancholy
effects of the late terrible gale. They saw
several meeting houses which had lost
their3roofs, the ruins of several houses &
many barnes, and the roads were SO OBJ
structed by the fallen trees, that they had
to go out Of the road to avoid
them, and got along with great difficult
ty.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

District of Rhode. Island, 9. 9.
PURSUANT TO sundry warrants from the Hon DA-
vID Howell. Esq Judge Of the United States
Court, for the District Of Rhode. Island. notice is
hereby given that there has been filed before said
Judge, the following informations, by CHARLES Col.
LiNs. Esq Collector Of the Customs for the District
Of Bristol, viz:
An Information against certain schooner or YES.
sci, called the MARI, as she now lies at Peck's
wharf, in said Bristol
Also, an Information against sertsin brig or yes
sci, called the LOUIS4as she now lies at liadrons
wharf, in said Bristol.
.aso, an Information against bale Of raw Silk,
in tn, Custom House Store, in said Bristol weighing
about one hundred and sixty pounds, be the
more or less,
Said vessels and said goods being forfeited, as is
alledged in said Informations, for violation Of tho
laws OF the Uaiied States--Trial viii be had there.
on at special district Court to be holden at Prov
dence, within and for the District a!ore sad on the
seventeenth day Of July next, at O'clock AM
Given under my hand, at Providence, this 27th
day Of June, 1915. tf
r. DEXTER, MAHsHfL
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

THE Collector Of the Internal Revenue for the
L First Collection District Of I,hode-lsland, here
by makes known to all whom>it may concern, viz: -
10 those who have entered lhcr naues for retailers
licenses and for carriages, that immediate attention
must be given to the payment Of the same,--The
different Manufacturers, Auctioneers, &c. who have
not given bones. are also required 10 attend to the
same without delay, as the penalties prescribed BY
the various laws Of the United States relative to
them shall be strictly enforced The Collector will
also be under the necessity Of again publishing not
only the names Of those who have not entered their
carriages, Sc bit also the Of those who have
catered, .nd neglected payment for them.
.Nssspers, June %, 1915
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New and Cheap Goods.

O. RICHMOND will open this day, an ex,en.
sive assortment Of seasonabc GOODS, jnst i1porfeo
from England,w he will sell lower than has beea
offered for many years--among which are
Fine Callicoes, ls6 yard do. furni-
ture do. 1s6 Dimtes, @. superfne printed Cam
bries, and plaid Gnghams, Of various prices; co.,
ton Cambrics and cambric Dimi,ies book MusIins /;
Fancy Leno do fine colored Cambrics Shirting do;
undressd twist Shirtngs; black Lustrings; black
and white Grapes Canton Iihkf's; fine gauze Elan.
nels; cotton Hoze; silk Gloves long kid do. Rib
bonss Vestings silk Goods &c. &c.
.2so-A quantity Of Factory Cloths and Cotton
Yarn at very great discount, from the whole sale
factory prices June a.
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PRIME GOODS.

Js w. EDDY, will open this day, an elegant as.
sortment Of Prime Goods selected from the late inn
porstfons at Boslon--vz
London print Caicoes, new pctterns !;
white Cambrcs plain and figured Leno Muslns /;
jAckonct and book Musns: Ginghams Nankeens;
black silk fringed likf's. &adrass ditto vestngs
Ribbons; silk Cords. sewing Silks Milinet Pins ;
Tapes; white and tolor'd cotton Hose; Galoons !;
worsted bindings; &c. &c.
All Of which will be sold CHEAP, and ON
accommodating terms
G7 On hand, as usual large supply Of
American manufactured GOODS, selling off CHEAP.
.kenbors, yEay 81, 1915
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AIso-a complete assortment OF Y
COMMERCIAL BL ANkS
SCHOOL NOTICE.

A NUMBER Of respectable Gentlemen having
\ suggested to Mr.. FRASER, that, If the numl er
OF his Students were reduced, his attention being
concentrated would be more beneficial; and having
promised him compensation which they conceive
adequate, he has agreed TO reduce the number TO
thirty
Fer the accommodation of such as may no.,
be OF that number he proposes to open School, in
separate rooms, for young Ladies and Gentlemen,
from halfpast five to eight o'clock in the afternoons;
in which will be taught Navigation and all other
branches Of Literature taught in his day school,
Mr. FRASER hopes that the improvement
of those under his care will be the most acceptable
acknowledgement which he can offer for the liberal
encouragement of his employers. jane 28.
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FRESH GOODS.
NICHOLAS GEFFROY,

LAS just received an assortment of LOOKING
/ L CLASSES, PLATES and TU.uBLERS,
from the Mandatory at Rambling. part Of which
will be framed shortly. Should any Glasses be want
ed TO ft old frames, the sizes as follows: 10 by
inches, IA by g. IL by 10, 10 by l2s 90 by IL, %
by i3, "a by IL and 25 BY 1.-the other sizes larger
have not yet arrived.
.1is0, for s0ie-Tea, Coffee, Corn, and the
hes. Philadelphia Flour.
He also manufactures as formerly Gold C
Silver WARE; and keeps a constant supply Of
Watches, Watch Materials, Cutlery, Pocket Books,
Tea Pots, Tea Trays, and variety of other articles
too numerous to mention -Segars, bladdcrs Snuff
Gor Ncw.York moncy-snd gives the true value of
old Gold and Silver, according to its standard .9is0
buys old Copper and Pewter. June %
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NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSION.

HARVEY SESSIONS,
I this day opening handsome assortment Of Day
i GOODS, viz:
Snperfne Broadcloths and Cassimeres
priest cloths for Pantaloons sc-superfned drcss'd
and undressd London Prints--6.4 a. and "a light
and dark Ginghams-64 and "A white and black
cotton Carr ,"icks-seam loom and dress'd shirting
Cottons--N "e and fgur'd Merseilles, Tor vesting-
long lawn cotton Laces-company yellow and blue
Nankeens--black and white Italian Crapes--fringed
satin Ribbons--plain Ribbons--white silk Hose
Dimities--Lace nett Muslins--back and cross bard
silk Hkf's--cotton and worsted Hose--Diapcrs--
black Bombazetts-silk and cotton Shawls--long and
short silk Gloyes--44 and Ga shear Muslin--
And almost every other article usually cal
led for ia Dry Goods Store. Nav 81.
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NOTICE.

A IL Owners Of Housebold Furniture, and Of Gold
"a aal Sirer 3asehes, intesded to be used. are
required 10 present true AID correct Lists Of the
same, or subject themselves to the penalty Of the
hose will BE received until the 3o,h OF ths
present month, by the Assistant Assessor.
JOHN Dw0LF, Principal .fssesssr
for lie krrs Disr.es Of the Safe Of Rhsde-island
8r.u,i, Jsae 81. 1915. J2S1
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NICHOLAS GEFFROF,

INFORMS the pubic that he has For sale, indepen-
dent Of his constant supply Of Cutlery, Jewelry,
Watches, Looking Glasses, &C. &c.--Sugar. Coffee,
best superfine Philadelphia Flour. by wholesale and
retail, at very reasonable prices for cash.
II also continues ms profession of manufacturing
Gold and Silver wsre--snd gives the true value OF
old G, IL and Silver according 10 their standard.
great variety ct other articles will be found II
his store, which are too numerous to mention.
vs.sborr Fe6rhary 90, 1875
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Cheap Stocking Yarn.


TIAs iu.t received, small lot (inciudiag an as.
Ii sortment of nuwbers) cf 3.,hreaded slate col-
cured STOCKING YARN, partially stained. which
will be scld ~ the busdI, pound or skein, at sbout
one half the usual price.
Or An assortment sf Yarns OF the srs, quality. at
Factory prices. as usual. Jan. IL
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lied to print the laws of the Uni.ea States will he
pleased TO insert il in their respective newspapes
Al DALLAS. Secrue,y Of sas 7reastrt.
Treasury Deharsmenf, June oaa, 1915.
~ NOTICE.

Funds having been assgoed for the payment OF
such rRRAsuRy Norris, and the interest thereo ;
AS will become due at Phiadeiph;a, on the FIRST d.
Of .S.gust next, and all subsequent days, prior
the Frat day Of January. 1876
EoTicE 10 THRwErowx HEREBY crvsa. That
tho said Treasury Notes will be paid. the sppii
cation Of the holders thereof respectively, at the
Loan Office in Philadelphia, on the day or days whsn
they shall respectively become due and n'erest on
the said Notes wall cease TO he payable thereafter
The Commissioners Of Loans in the several states
are requested TO make this notice generally known;
by all the means in their power and the printess
authorized to publish the laws Of the United States;
will be pleased insert Il in their respective news
papers. A. J. DALLAS,
lJuly5l Ssc'y 7'reas.rS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
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