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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
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Rhode Island Legislature.

Nnoue-is.aNQ Legislature.
The annual June session was holde 10
Newport last week, which, as usual.was :hie-
lily occupied in the trial Of private peti,ions-
i.e. petitions for the benefit Of the insolyent
act.
The committee appointed to examine the
claims against the State, arising out OF the
late war, was continued to the October ses.
sion, when the Assembly will 81, in this town.
The Towh-Council OF Providence was au.
thorized to prevent the passing Of carriages
by meeting. houses, in ,ifne OF public worship
10y ehaining IN the streets, spe hresunas.
An act was passed TO regulate the inspec-
uon OF beef and pork in this State, (upon the
'lassaehasefis system) which goes INFO oper-
alton on the first Of September next. Capt
James Pettey, Of this town, was appointed In
sPector-General, under the act, and is cm-
powered TO select one deputy in each county,
who arc TO appoint assistants in the several
towns.
Edward Darlington, Of this town, was e.
lecied B'igadier. General. and Joseph Sweet,
also Of this town, Brigade. Inspector, of the
second brigade of Rhode Island Militia.
The Attorney General made a long repor,
respecting the estate Of James Murray, alias
sS'AbS'iJ VI ANSWpott, VINO Cml-
grated many years since TO India, and accu-
mulated considerable property in the service
OF one Of the native princes. This gen,le-
man, II seems, had RENTED large sums to
this country, whittier he was about returning,
when deslh arrested his course. A Mr..
Richards, OF Boston, took out letters of ad-
minislra,ion, and brother (of Marietta, o.
hio) and sister (of Newport) of the deceas.
ed put in their claims, which were substanti.
a,ed before the Probate Court, and disrribu
,ion OF the estate decreed. The admnis,ra.
tor appealed TO the Supreme Court Of Mas.
saceuseits, and the heiIs at law applied 10 the
Circuit Court OF the United States, where
the cause remains yet undecided. In this
train OF litigation, il appears, the State of r.
Island is involved, by our Lawyer's .idminis-
fraHon, on tho ground Of the iRegifipqaey of
Murray, which, If established, it is pre,endt 4
vii! bar recovery by his brother and sister,
and throw some Of his earnings into our
treasury. Much cxpcnec has already aecru-
cd--ba, the Assembly, in their wisdom, au.
thoriz d the Attorney General to proceed &C.
cordng 10 his own discretion and a heavy
bill OF costs to the State will probably Viii
mately be the fruit Of this wild goose chase
after dead nabob's rupees.
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eosToN, July 8
Mediterranean Squadron SMied.


Mediterranean Squadron Sailed.
The squadroe for the Mediterranean sailed
yesterday morning, consisting Of the follow
ing vessels, viz.
Independence, -, Com Bainbridge, Capt. Crane.
Erie, ship, 90, Captain Ridgley.
Chippewa. .brig,l4, Lieut., Com'dt. Reid. >
Lynx. schooner, Lieutenant Storer. .i-.e- 3.
rhe squadron has been detained some days
past in consequence OF the Independence hay
ing been, on trial, found rather crank with
the heavy metal she had on board, which con-
sisted of all 80 -pounders--9o guns long
guns on the middle and lower deck, and car.
ronades on the upper. The lower deck guns
were cast considerably heavier than those on
the middle deck, and have been taken out,
and their place supplied by those on the mid
die deck and the middle deck has been sup
piled with 24poundsrs in lieu of the former,
which change has ligh,ened her about fifty
sons.--The pilots left the squadron at half
Past 2, P. NJ. about five leagues from the
lighthouse, under press of sail, standing
to the eastward. With good breeze at w. N.
w. The Independence outsailed the re-
mainder of the squadron, and spared them
her light sails.-Success attend them.
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More Mgrrdadr G, ver-c- Of wv
Hamshire commune to 'tr Les als,..e,
OF their present session, the o. oe's rrfs'i,s
to the Haryord Conpenf;or and born hcns'rS
have voted they will take 90 order concerning
them that they viii have nothing TO do with
them.
Iris said that General Jackson, Military
Commander of the Southern Disir;c, OF .tbs
United States, will establish his headquarters
al Charleston, Is. c.
The beginning OF May III E'i,ish had 44o
vessels Of war in commission.
The Spanish ship Wellington, captain Cobb, from
Liverpool, ar. al Savannah, June 49, She hss car
SO consisting of dry goods. worth s So0,00Q ,--s-
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PRIME GOODS.
WYLLLAM 7lLLE1,, &c.

IL LT<I az u III O-s ~
No. IA, Cheapest-Side,
UW onen fhis day, al 2 o'clock, an extensive
assortment Of Seasona6ie Goods, whieh,
together with his former goods sviH
make his stock complete, svh,eA
ne will sell iorpcr than has
been cGered for many
ysdr3--
AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ -
II RROADCLoTHS, Cassirneres, Fianncis, Bomha-
~ zets. blue and black Rsueneis, ,superfnc. dic,s.
ed and undressed London Prints, 81 and ~ stosr,
loom and dressed shirtng Cotton, shear sprirg.
loomed and book Muslin, Nankins, Leno. net, iriry-
cd, sa',en and lutcstrias Ribbons, ladies' and sen
tlcnens' white and eolored Hose, Shawls. Diapeis
ladies' and genuemens Gloves, black silk ftineS..
Handktrohie!s, kadrass, do, bonnet Wire. ladies'
slik Handkerchieis, best blue Calicoes, Cau.bri.
Muslins, striped cambric Ginghams, plad. di,,o.
Fans, &c &c &c. ytb 8. 1915
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BENNARD tilLL. inn.

TAKES this method TO infotn his old Cus,omers
Il and the Public In gererfi. that he can furnish
them AZ the shortest notice, with the following ar
cles, at Wholesale Of retail, viz white Rope, OF
sli sizes deepsea and hand Lines, log Lines 4
Housing AMI Marine seine, sewing and whipping
1~ipe Pack Thread Cod Lines Bsdc crds, f,pns
TO 10 Dollars per dozen Fish Lines, al s,x.s, y
cotton, fax or silk Chalx.Lines, Mole s,Andlne )
cotton and silk Cords. Cor trimmings. Car pet web
AID Filling FLAX, Few, Sc. &c. &c.
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Bp @ait.
Latest from France.

Latest from France.
Arrived, ship Alexander -Paulowitch h, Stein.
house, Rochelle, sailed l7th May Paris
dates to the l+,h Bonaparte had not left his
capital, nor would he before the meeting Of
the Champ do Mai; no actaal h0stiliIies
on the frontiers. The captain and passen-
gers generally agree as TO the disposition of
the French nation being very favorable TO
Napoleon they say he shows himself on
horseback and at theatre with but few alten-
dants and without reserve. The Pawlowitch
at the eastward of the Grand Bank, fell in
with several islands of ice one uf which was
go feet above the water, and its base extend
ing nearly mile.
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Bko0dy Revolutions .

Capt. Smith, prisoner in AIgicr,, writes
TO his friends Al salem, undcs date Of April
rs that on the 2sd Of March, the Dey was
murdered by the military, and his First Min.
i.'er raised to the sovereign power tba, 10
day, afterwards the new Dey shAsed the fate
OF his predecessor and that all was tumult
and CONSERVATION, and further violences and
piunder were expected. Capt. s. was anx.
lous TO see the American flsg hying before
The place, and had DO doub, but the appear
ance oi strong squadron there would be the
means OF ehseting AZ immediate peace.
Salem GaxeHe.
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NEW GOODS.

p. P. REMINGTON, No. lls, Tbsmes-s,e
LAS just received an extensive assortment OF
L 4 English, India, French ard American Goo d. |.
which viii be sold remarkably cheap for cash--
.inong which are the jcRSsins - ..sa
Broadcloths black, blue and mixed
Cassimcres, Fanneis, black brown and red Born
bale,ts Ratinets superhne undress'd calicoes
Prints white Csmbrics, elegant silk half Hkr's,
striped and seeded Musns jaeohct do, silt HRS;
long and short kid Gloves, csmbric Dmi,iey, COM
mon do Nankins eleC cant ves,ings Ribbons, So
p. p. Remington has received an, assort-
ment of American Goods. which will be sold at ,ha
factory prices. .NeTporf, Juy S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

The Halifax Arcsdisn Recorder, OF the !oih
June, says, MIR. Ward, late printer to Ills
Majesty IN Bermuda, has been dismissed 10y
HIS ESselisncy Governor Cockburn. for ss.
sefIing, that oufnber of rneo were concealed
on board the President after her csp,ore, snd
tor refusing 10 contradict the same, on ,hc
word AID aon,r vl Commodore Dssalor."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

On the 24th of April, the Americans a,
Paris, gave dinner to Nj. CRAwFonp, in
testimony Of their rcspect,at Grigpon's motel.
John Quincy Adams, Esq. our Minister at
London, aud Gen. La Fsyette, we're present.
The proceedings were published in the Paris
papers The following we're the toasts:
May the prosperity of the United States of
America in Peace, be equal to tho military
renown acquired during The war.
The President OF the Uoited States, under
whose administration the United States have
acquired immortal gIc'y by her arms, and an
honorable peace.
The treaty of Client; the Plenipotentiaries
OF the y. 5. will find their reward in the graf
itude o! the American People.
The Army and Navy of The United States.
France, may she enjoy the blessings of
peace and good government.
The liberties Of tie seas no more burn.
ings, or impressmen,s.
The Allies and France reason and Justice
to the one, courage and confidence in God 10
the.other.
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of these articles COW hese is very small The
stock sent by w. & S Hisks, is sold at 95
per cent.-Any quantity viii sell here add we
are Of opinion that it will GO up 10 par, par
ticularly il we have war with France"
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NEW GOODS.

A RICHMOND, will open this day, at Q. r vi.
40 fresh imported GOODS, which will be s"d
cheaper than he has offered since the Peace--ccr-
sis,ing Of Cambrics Caiicocs, for % cts per yard
Furnitures, hgur'b and atrip'd. Cambrics pnd M,s-
Tins. black aud cclor'd Levan,ine Silks, fable Cloths.
Bombaaets, shawis, Hose, Fans, lsnbric II .,i-
ties and common do fnc Ggd twild and plain crs-
vats. gcnilcmen's fine beaver Gloves, pocks Hk'fs.
cold Cambrics, hook Muslins, &c. Juus
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05
NEWPORT
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE
WEDNESDAY, July S, Isls.

AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.
Yesterday being the Anniversary OF
our National Independence, the day was
celebrated with more than usual eciat in
all parts of the United States
In this town, the day was ushered in,
by the discharge of cannon and other-1e-
monstrations of JOY. AT 9 O'Clock, a
procession composed of the Citizens of
this and the neigh5oring towns, was
formed at the State House, and (escott-
ed by the Artillery Company, under COM
mand of Col. CHAMPlIN, proceeded
to the Second Baptist Meeting. House,
where, as usual, had assembled large
concourse OF ladies'. After an appropri.
ate Prayer. by the Rev. Mr.. WYpowN,
and the reading of the Declaration of In
dependence by HENRY Y. CRAnsrow,
Esq. an elegant and appropriate Poem
was delivered by Mr.. GEORGE WAN
TON, after which, patriotic Grafton
was pronounced by NATHANIEL HAs.
ARD, Esq. The performances were in.
terspersed with well selected vocal mus.
ic, under direction of Capt. YEomAN's.
Not an accident occurred during the day
to mar the harmony of this joyful jubi.
lee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

nN the 24th el. between the Fish-bouse and the
~ house Of the subscriber, in Thames. stree, a
silver Snuff Box, marked :. d. on the i'd. whoes !.
er has found il viii receive generous reward. for
delivering 1t TO tho owner. ISAAC DOVE.
k-,ghars T,,LsS
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Comme,ee ~ Mr Nfi,.i,ahni.

During the month Of May, there srsiyed in
the Mississippi, oinety-seveo vessels Of
which sixiy were ships, twenty-five brigs,
and tie resid.c sleeps and sthoonefs.
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DIED,

In this town, on Friday morning last Miss SARAH
HAMAoNp. daughter of the late Mr Pain HAM,
mond, aged "a yesrs---Mr. JOHN KEKvsa, aged
- years.. =. ,,.....
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Masonic Communication

AT the Anniversary Election Of tho GRAND
LODGE of the State Of Rhode. Island, sc.
holden in st. Johns Hall on Monday last,
juno &c, the following Brethren were elected
'othe Offices affixed to their respective name S,
viz
: M. w. William Wilkinson, Grand Mas.
ter; X. w. John l.. Boss, Deputy Grand
Master; w. John Cariile, Grand Senior
Warden; w. Richard Anthony. Grand Jun
ior Warden Is. Benjamio Clifford, Grand
Tressrrer +; B. Walker Humphry, Grand
Secretary; w. John A. Shaw, Grand Senior
Deacon; w. John Snow, Grand Junior Dea.
cen X. r. & w. Alexander v. Griswoid,
Grand Chaplain B. John Andrews, Grand
Marshall B. William Douglass, Crane Sword
Bearer q. William r. Il. benson, Grand
Tylor.
Honorary Mcmbcrs.--Joscph Tillinghast,
Benjamin +. Gorton, John Davis, Ebcnezer
Cole, Stephen Dcblois, Samuel Wright, Abb
ncr Alden, Stephen Whppie.
After election, a procession was formed,
and moved from St. Johns Hall 10 the Bsp-
,ist Meeting House, where discourse was
pronounced by the Rev Brother DAVID Gun.
IT'S, Illustrative Of the principles OF Masonry,
Moraliuy and religon--Odes and Chants
were interspersed in the exercises, at the
close oi which tho procession returned 10 St.
Johns Hall, where a splendid en,ertsintpept
was prepared for the occasion, by Brother
SAMUEL ADAsis.
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The late commander of the Cyane, Capt.
GoRDos FALCON, Captured by the Consti,u-
tion) wasthc First Lieutenant Of the British
ship Leopard, at the time Of her attack on the
Chesapeake in 1907 and was the officer who
boarded that ship, demanded the musler.rolh
anG took from her the men.
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We observe in London paper par
liamentary discussion on the subject OF
the money to be paid to Capt. Usher, as
a reimbursement of bis expenses in trans
porting Bonaparte to Elba. Mr. Whit
bread stated that "whcn Bonaparte land
cd at Elba he sent to the captains Stew
ard to pay all the expences incurred by
capt. Usher on his account"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-07-05

The Infamous Spanish grandee, the Prince
of Peace, 1.-THE real father Of Ferdinond il his
motser is 10 be believed, and she sugh, 70
know j vas at Venice, Apii, 3.
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A private letter mep,ioos, as one of tho
reports in circulation in Europe, tha, the al.
lied powers bad required Bonapare TO return
to Elba within ten days /; and that Bonspartc,
IN soswer, said, !" he designed that retreat for
the residence Of the king Of Prussia"
Bat. n. Cdx.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-04

W EENsSsS Life, Of Wasbipgtop
Haman Manners, Gnldsn.ith'
Natural History. Gpldslniths Rome,
SMITHS Wealth Of Nations, Rollins An.
|cieDt History, IMcien's Dialogues, Ho.
race DclphiIli, Buchap's Domestic Medi-
cine .Well's MEDICAL Comp pier. Vince's
Astronomv. Nincess Fluxions, iiawney.s
|sfehsts alton. Every man his own Cattle
|Doctor, Misses Magazine, Village Ser
mons. Rise and Pgogrcss of Religion.
|Saley,s Theology, Christian World nm
masked lions Pilgrim, Thornton Abbey
Isaber on the Prophecies, Village Dia-
|ioeaes. Watts ON the Mind, Jay 5 Ser
mons, Klopstack 8 Aessiah Tom Jones
Pope,s Works, Ossian's Poems. Don
Ouixote. Lord Byron 5 yerks, Zimnier-
man en Solitude, Caiiopc, Aeonidas,
Wreath, DUTY Of Women, &c. Il.
On hind.
Sehoal Bibles md Testamefits, Spell
ling Books, Priness, Murray's READING
Seauel. GranlTaar, exercises and ke1
lscottss Lessons. Columbian Otator, a
I,nerican ! spas. Oaiel's Geograph John,
SOU s Dicfi6aary ID miniature, Walker,
lJones. and Perry school Dictionaries,
Johnson and Walkers large ditto.
Writing and wrapping Paper, Playing
Cards. Ink poMslef States and Pencils.
| III afess. and sealingswax, uills, Draw
Iias PAPER. CalhcI's hair Pencils and
| w ater Colours, etc. etc.
Has nnblished new editions Of Che
|Clerks ! SGasazine, the Easy lntrolnctiel'
jto Reading. and an Almanac for 8 Dr.
lAll Of which he ofsers tof sale on accom-
Inod ating terms. - ssSE S
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III en0ga al
JON CR IL TON.

N EssI NJ, Z inf6Fms Bis
friends and customers that he
has removed his BAKE house. to the
|cofner house oprosite the City Hotel
land next door to the Theatre, where he
WILDE happy 10 serve them II the line q
|his business
dec 2 st Il
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GERM AN GOODS.

GERM AN GOODS.
Charles 4 Caaett
VT as received per the ship Orion, ii
B rect from Hamburg, and offers to
sale the following Geods, VIZ.
500 boxes Glass Ware,
Consisting Of looking glass Plates de
|canters, tamblers, vine glasses, double
flint and gilt edged, window glass, &c.
900 bales Linen.
Consisting of PIatiilas, Britannias
|Estopillas. Rouans. Cholets, Creas. Lis
|taloes. Bowlas, ifessiaps, Sail CLOTH
White Sail, stout henpen TickIenburgs
|0snaburgs. Buflaps &c.
Swedish and Russian iron
Brass kettles,
White and red lead.
ScYthes,
Copper pots and tea kettles,
Straw knives, 4
Brass wire,
QHlIs,
Liqnor cases,
Fruit baskets, Il
Casks Of steel ola superior quality
Mantle ornaments,
1000 demijchns,
Apothecaries glasses.
sG 3f ~. a. ~ II "a :. = !, :, a hoaIos X-cs
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. oIneth u eW.
! I9A yII3 Pc a B0DY
Hus for Sale,

/ Trunk very superior A. London
caIicoes, entirely new patterns,
Check'd cotton cl6tb. high colours
suitable for sofa covers and curtains,
i elegant Il "a white Marseilies conn'
tetpane. Il
November 8
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UNION BANK.

8 .aleGandria, 27tt Noe. 1916.
THE Stockholders inthis institution
are hereby notified, That asreeably to the
articles of.association. an election. will
be held at the Court House in the town
of Alexandria, on Monday the lst day af
January next, for eighteen Directors TO
serve. for the ensuing year.
e. Il. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
Nov % dir
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All'ssuson q foscl,,

] HAVE FOR SALE *.
LANDING from the scltr. l,ya;s
Beers from Boston = Tan
= boxes mould Candies, sap....,
brand, S-'''l 'son's
90 tons Plaster Paris.
nov so s
ktor New York and Boston
Il. ne 4, schooner !, siafsha and j,s.
z I'd. Huntress, master ,'', !, i, sPs,
seasly % receive aeargo Ia 4o.ir al $ = y
Ronireisht, apply 10 ::
Lascrason & Fa,rls
WHO HAyEs ron SAFE. 3 /
Said schoonef's Cargo Of liz, ,.s.
PLASTER and ao00 feet two inch pls ''I'
Nov Is : ','S''
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~ il ia ~ s e. $
Of Pressed Playing Carfls
INST received and for ase 81
john a. Elespart.
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allan3 Garner


(}st a capable ard willing te
Ito house work 'geuefa Co obf
5of rod HABITS aud iusl.lstry liberal wages
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Removal.
For Boston,

4 EOE DUSskItl,
The Brig r. !. "a. John d
Boss, master; will sail IN 2 few
DAYS. For freight DC 800 barrels, apply
|fo E, La,rrasop and E0s0le.
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or <)5t()
- 4hc substantial schr George
ee worth, ANIME organ mas
or FreI6llt of : few hundred bar
Joiln 6. Tladd and Co.
who have iul ssls nov landing tre0|
said vessel is hilds and z barrels bess
retailing raolassds: s
For Sale OF Freq llt 4
x The new bFiig OIL Y E Ioseps
~ Rutherford, master, buftllen ai
li6af 500 bbls: Is a first rate vessel arr
incomplete order for the reception ot Z
corgo
& Apply ii
Isascfdson and Foscle.
who have fsr sale "a board said BRIG
Sc tens Plaster Paris 4
November "a:
Nov Landing
For Sale bg Is
J0sIN 8. IjABB 81 Co.
54 hbbds. g. tisrces Museoyals
Sugar &
100 tons Plaster Paris
10 tons bar Iron
boxes sett Hats
200 hides soie Leather
Aquantity of excellent Potatoes, &c,
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For Sale.
"A Tract Of Land.

Lying on each side of tie Little River
Turnpike Road, seven miles from Alex
andria--lt contains between five and
hundred Acres, Ind has on it "a talerabIy
comfortable Dwelling HOUSE, with the
necessary Out Houses. There is also,
4 very large sMead8p and two Apple Or
ek1sds, which never fail to bear very a.
bwn2antl y--tbe soil is Of that kind which
can easily be improved BY Glover, and
from experiments which have been made
in tbs asiehborhood of &c, there is No
sSoal,t bat TIE pIaisteref paris viii ast oH
1t most powerfully. Tbs turnpike reza
from tie bridge Across sSs Potomac Will
touch Che lsitsIe River A,fbyike sead 81
this sract at q place where there Is b mes
sansrDient situation for g llpass d puDiir
esstertsinmeat. On payment Of one hsig
the purchase money, considerable act
coinRodaticn VIII De given for the residue-
Apply to tie subscribed lsging 10 Alexan.
AtG. HlzHU6H.
Sept .-iawtf
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
William Harper, Jun.

Apothecary and Druggist, Alexandria,
Fairfax-sireet,
WAS lately received a general as
sortment Of Drugs, Medicines,
Shop Furniture, Walls, Dye Stutfs, &c.
and is in daily expectation Of very ex-
tensive supply, which was selected from
the latest importatiei,s, and viii warrant
them to be pure and genuine, and the
prices as low as they can be purchased
{of equal quality in the district. A
good credit given To physicians and mer-
chants in the country, and their orders
executed with the utmost care Y atten-
tone Country produce will be received
at the highest cash price in payMent for
Medicines.
] have 5000 VT. Of the first quality
Legvoodcn hasd At reduced price.
July or
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Jefferson Land for Sale.

A BOUT 800 Acres in the county o
jefferson and Stateot Virginia, on
the road leading from Winchester tc
Baltimore, III miles from tire former, Ii
from Harper's Ferry and 8 fi'oin Charles.
town. 60milesfrom Alexea6 ga, fsepr9e:
town and tas e. 6, s ali frssors IlR
Improvements M I.! Il. ~, og ase, 9
stories high, bAsX n ~ sSSN13 PIE, sta.
The soils w .,4r u, sIIsrst qa,asify,
well adapted q se - 18th q tiineti,y,
clover and every So esesies II gssin--- More
than half Of The hand IS covered Mth lin
ber # the best quality,