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Ag;utanl and Inspector Genetal's Q6sfss
l9M March, 1915.


4.
The orders and rel olatons Of the War bspart
ment, for collecting and safe keeping Of aftry fta-
nitons, and other public property, will be rlgiuly
enforced throughout the several dotrieis. y
The officers Of the Ordnance, Quarter Mastersj
Commissafy's and Apo,hccarys department. viii
take possession Of all property belonging 20 thtii re-
spec,iye Department.. Nd not in actual use IN camp
or garrison, Any officer solder, having infofma-
ton relative to public property win forthwith totn-
municae it to the commanding officer, or 10 the bfi
fcer whose duty it iste collect aud take charge Of
the same. ,. O.. ,t.4 ..
All dragoon and other public horses, not indsi
sabfy necessary for amy transportation, as well 10
all perisfsble property, will be sold b, tho Quatitr
Masiers General Of the several districts, with the
approbsiun of the snding Office, ezoep, Such
AZ may belong TO the Ordinance, Comnissefy's aud
Apothecarys departments for wiith ins,rutt,fs
will be given through the pincipa otnctrs Of those
departments. 4...
Whenever public property Is delivered over 70 any
officer agent cunfo msbly to this order, dup'ica,c
receipts will be taken for the same, one OF which
will be transmitted TO the Office Of the supernter-
dent GENERAL Of military supplies at this place.
ny order, q. ri,
ID PARKER, .ad e. h,p. Cen.
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i's; Il Po7,sIc:ia, b>ias orderei TO ssa, il
consequence OF insor maton having been re.
ceiyed ;hat Two An eican frigetes have got
out, and arc crnizing 10 the westward. She
was TO proceed at Daylight this mo'nng. 1t
Is new American squadron !! Pi!1..
Some apprehensions are entertained les,
the American squadron now ou; may fall in
with the lsct for India, which recently sailed
from the Downs without convey. 10.
The Prince of Neuicha,cl, American pri-
vsteer OF ll9 men, % guns, has been taken
and sent toto Penzance.
Ii is ceytaia ;hat the Duke Of Wellington
succeeds Lord Cas,,s:eagh at Vienna. His
Lordship we believe, has icf, Vienna on his
return TO this country, and the Dnse has lett
Pltis for Vienna. Ii /, probable they will
have personal conference at Stansburgh.
Courier.
Jaraary 27 -Ee.idcs tie Chatham, OF "a
guns, ordered 10 sea from Ponsnou h, The
Bom6iy, Of the same force, is ordered from
the Downs; and The Liverpool, with some
Other strong friga,es, from Plymouth, TO look
out for the American squsdron, supposed 10
be cruiZing 10 the westward.
Rema MS Of L9gis XgIand his Queen. Paris
paper, of the S5i have arrived. They are
entirely filed with the details ofth cetemo
ny thai took place the proceeding day, whoo
tue re mains OF Louis XVI, and Marie An
toinsue were conveyed to ST. Denis the
body oi the Z leen, which has been inferred
at the feet ot the King, was first taken up /;
the remaiDs OF the unfortunate Princess were
found IN nucn better preservation than was
expected ihe head nigh, be k nown agAin,
the hair was still perfect. The body of ,he
m
med quick lime had been profuseiy tn own
over MS coffin. the relic, we've deposited
10 sealed cases, and these were put into lead
en- cotiias Marshal Souit and Oudlno, held
The pal! over the coilin of Louis XVI. The
P'esidents Bartheiemy and Lame, the pail
over the coffin of the Queen.
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Nk14S1SA
~ SUMMARY

Capt. Crane, of the y 5. navy, arrived in
Boston, on Saturday night last, from Lake
Ontario. I, is said that he is TO be attached
TO the Independence. 1T is reported, that
{, IN. Decatur IS TO proceed 10 the Mediter-
G can, in the Gucrriere irigate, as Commo-
aore OF the first squadron destined fo' thai,
station. ~ beautiful ship, named the
Thorn, was launched at Hayerbii, Mass. on
Tbursduy ia,t.-The Transports Hope and
Union, with Ii itIsh prisoners, fot Halifax,
sailed from Salem on Saturday last.--Tbe
name OF tue u building at Pnilsdelph Is
TO be called toe FrankAn. The y. States
brig Chippawa, recently launched at Warren,
will be ready spr sea Ia about IL days u
States gun boat, No. 6, Capt. Story, with oil.
ficeis and scsmen for the United States, gun
brig, building at MIddleiown, (Con.) arrived
here 22d ulumo.
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me,ica woali h.se sooD Le>n ,.;dat lie
,hroa;s OF one another, aud that they had only
Tor u few more months quietly 10 pay iheir
taxes, and we should be subjuga,ed. Aiiho'
say these things only have they done yet
are these sufficient to excite the indignation
nj all well wishers 10 their counlry-of every
friend TO li5erly-of every honest man.
Are these the disciples OF Washington
Fellow-ireemeD are we thus TO be duped
Did Washington, in l775, denounce the A
merican Congress, as a gans OF hnprincipled
specializing rosues. D,o he say that our re-
iusal TO pay the taxes densnded ot u by the
mother county, which refusal was the cause
Of a seven years war, was unrigh,eous, Snho-
y Did be encourage insurreetions-did
he SOW the seeds Of discord among the state
scyornmen,s--did he cry down The pubic
credit Ne, ielow-citlzons, he dcspised such
,hings. Ii d he done so, instead of being
hailed as the father OF his county sad raised
to the presidential chair, he would have been
prescribed as d traitor and elevated TO gib-
bet. HIS grave, instead of being watered by
nations tears, would be memento OF a
peoples ysngeance. And if this great and
good man had not been removed from the
bosom OF his country, 10 the bosom OF his
God--were he al this hour living on earth,
would he denounce the Congress Of 1912 3
Would 1t be ms language, 4" Eogiaid docs us
no essential in y" in bloc kading on paper
almost every pou in the word; in capturing
and cordemn,0g our ships and cargoes 10 the
amount of al S loo,ooo,ooo; in demanding
iribu'e OF THIS nation, undei the form OF Ii.
cences TO protect our vessels against the dc.
p edAtions oi her piraucai navy in inpress-
iug thousands OF our cilIzens !" Would he
say these thing, do not furnish even prc,ext
10, wat No Tne man who in rs, left
the comforts, Inc luxuties of hfe, The sweets
OF domestic retirement, Tor the privations,
ht diDgers, and the tumults of a camp, to
hsh' not against a duty of tbree-pence
pound on lea, but in support OF The prirci-
pie that England should not tax US without
our conseDt.w would hardly agree that we ought
quietly 10 submit TO the enormities commit
ed by Britain. He would be more likely 20
censure the Administration for permitting
The murder Of PIERCE, and the daring at
tack on the i,igate Chesapeake to pass unre-
'eDged lie more probabiy would Cali their
long foibearance a crime, than denounce
them Tor resisting to the last alternative of
injured nations.
We shall continue this subject in our next
paper.
On Saturday last, arrived 10 this harbor, II.
B. NJ. .ioop-oiwar Morgiana, Capt. NEW
TON, days from Bermuda, with 76 prison.
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Commissioners, Notice.

WE, the subscribers, being by the Honorable
w Court Of Probate, for tha town Of Newport,
in the county of Newport, appointed Commis-
sioncrs TO receive and examine the claims Of the
creditors against the Estate of THOMAS HUBBY
late Of said town. deceased, represented ihso-
vent public notice is hereby given that six months
from the date hereof are allowed by said Coutt TO
the creditors against said Estate toexhibit and prove
their respective claims, and that will attend to
that service at otr respective Dwellings within said
time. JOB TOWNSEND. Sor,..
JOHN TILLINGHAsT.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to, ts.l.
BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS, .qciUnissraior.
NSr-borf, .fbrii S. 1915 .... = -
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BENJAMIN FAIRBANKS.

No. SO, Thames -strees,
X EsPECTFULLY informs the public that he A.
~ gam occupies his old stand. in Newport, where
eenusmen and Ladies' can be accommodated with
gentee boarding and Lodging as formerly, lie al
so improves the wharf and stores of Wm Gardner,
l'a'e Caleb Gardner, ESD where ships tnsy be ac-
commoda'ed with wharfage aud every necessary Cor
h,'ing and where goods may be stored cn ressora-
edged ,srI Z
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Administrators, Notice.

THE subscriber being duly appointed by the Hon,
Court of Probate of the town Of Newport, adj
minis,raior on the Estate Of BILLINGS BUkDiCK.
fson Of Isaiah Burkick, OF Edenton, North.taro-
nal late Of Newport, mariner, deceased, and hay
rs taken upon himself that trust BY giving bona a.
the law directs, hereby requests al persons having
demands upon said TO Estate 20 present them for
settlement and all persons indebted 70 rs'd Estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment 70
ISAAC BURDiCH, -siniw'trassr.
.Nessb,-s .atril $, 1915.
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From yesterday IS Boston Palladium.
HichN Ambortant N,ripals :

Highly Lmporsan, H,ri0aLs II!
BY gentleman who arrived in town
last night, from New Bedford, we learn
that the bermaphrodite brig Sphynx,
Capt. Brevoort, from CANTON, 95
days, (saiied with the Russell, and sch.
Cintra, Captain Bailey, from MANIL-
La, (passage unknown,) both belong
ing to Messrs. Minturn * Champlin, ar
rived at Tarpaulin Cove on Saturday
last, on their way to New York They
have OH board rich China cargoes.-
Further particulars unknown.
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nN ihursday last, sgrceably To previou. motto,
- comnsrced drawing in Boston the tist .i.,
,CSnai Lottery, and No. lloo entitled to lie ir
drawn blank being $780, No 6S5 prize ,f O..
Hundred Dollars, vas sold at ths a flee.
or The Highest Prize is $4,000. IRE. a.l, =.
dHc'i0n, and only 10000 Tickets.
On Friday last, the Giand Plymouth Beacl
Lottery, 5th Class, commenced drawing, when No
io,2SO came up the FIRST drawn number, being en.i
tied TO $4,000. a...r
az The Highest Price is 10000, free from de
dncn0n 0aranted mdrarvn Tickets, Halves am,
Vuar,ers variety OF numbers, in both the aboy,
JOSIAH L. SHAW.
I\o. lls, 1hames.ssrce.
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Newport, April 3, 1915.

The above named gentlemen authorize US
to stare, that their treatment while in different
British prisons, was brutal and unfcellng in
the exIreme. Snort allowance, bad rstions,
and insulting language, was constantly recciv.
ed from their tyrannieal oppressors.
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\ WILLIAM WHITE.

No 81, Loag HhaG Has fcr SaS..
+ la s bsis. p'V'' first quality GIN
10 pipes Malasa.l ,y,Nr
2 ditto Lisbon. : "iNI
90 '" Ssis frs, qsasty MoLAssEsa
20 bbls. Havana brown SUGAR,
1000 VT. COFFEE;
10 10 si,,s Slss's saS.ss.s' asisn stin's TEA.
~ boxes CHOCOLATE,
10 10 ''S S''S sI sPlDp'.a Dp'".%apsS shcAas, frs. au.ts,
ditto Playing CARDS:
100 bottles CASTOR OIL.
F. --.fLSO--- j, !t.3st
very large assortment of GROCERIES M us,,aa.
.hewporf, .ibri5, 1915.
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To be sold at ."ubhc 14uct,on,
an Wednesday next. 18th inst. n, IL o'clcck: lf
~ fair weather, il not. the hex, iair day, On tho
farm Of Walter shearnan, in Mddle,own--
Cows; l PAIR yearling Steers q
yearling Heifers; year Dull 80 half blood Mcri.
noes aud commoa Sheep.
Benj, r. Sheffield, duei'r.
.Hjddieto,Vn, .7brii s, 1915.
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TO LET,

(.fnd ts,session gfpen immediafeiy)
THAI large and commodious hew House, next
i east Of the Estate Of Paul NJ. Mumford, ESQ.
The House is every way calculated for Public
House. Applyto CkANsTos y SHAW.
.sfareh o.
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TRIBUTE OF GRATITUDE.

We, the subscribers, la,c prisoners to His
BIitannic Majesy, III the island of Jamaica,
and Bermuda, having recently returned to
our na,ive couCtry, 10 the sioop-of-war Nor
81 ma, Captain NEWTON, have 10 acknowl- l.
edge the lbe,al and KIND treatment OF that
gentleman towa' d Us while III his ship as well
as toward our fellow prisoners while on our
passage from Bermuda TO this port. Such
conduct marx, the brave man, aGd we with
pleasure bear testimony to his merit.
RICHARD l.. MOTT.
JAMES SrERRErT.
HENRY WEEKS.
Newport, April 3, 1915.
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We have lately heard of number of British YES.
sells, (prizes to American cruizers, being recsplur-
ed on our coast, by the British. According TO the
Treaty of Peace they will have to be restored to
their original captors.
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MOTTO

THE subscriber intends leaving this town, hni
i wishes to close all unsctt,d accounts, lie
therefore requests all persons TO whom he 10 ihutbl-
ed to call and receive their money, Ind all Indebted
to him to make immediate pay fnent. .,s,....
.Dl., DAVID THAfChEa
.Neuborf, .abri s, 1915.
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MISSION SOCIETY,",

HE annual meeting Of the baptist Epan7siieaf
Foreign .Eiss'on Society, for the coun,ss uf
Newport and Bristol, will be holden 1iiis DAY. IA
the Baptist stone Chsppe, at Bristol, a, 2 ociocsi
Pm. In the evening, Bishop GANo, will deliver q
Missionary Sermon before The Society --After whieA
there will be collection for Mssonar, purposes.
.ifri5
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*w* ] he St.am-boat + FULTON Will,
hereafter (until further noicc) leave New-yofk ev-
cry Monday and trdAs NOR ming Tor Sew issstss,z~
Aud win leave Eew Havcn fot New-YofI, every
ELIHU s. bUNKEn, ifasirs.
NeD Yok. .ibrii 1, 1915
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Wood is very scarce and very dear in this
high price if brought soon to this market.
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D.tLLsAo l..

4 NY person wanting. balas. for New.york may
n obtAin Plaster Of Paris, BY applying 10
JN0. Z. WILLIAMS.
htvps-t, iz,. SRI, 1915.
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The last Mercury remind, the freemen Of
the approaching election, and lays before the
public a lis, of 4" candidates who will receive
the undivided support os the friends of peace,
commerce, and the true Washington princi-
pie. Of liberty AID republican government"
That paper was published on the fest day of
April, aud a better quiz on the public was ne
yer played IF on an Ahru fjofs day, than to
lay ,ucn prox beibre the frcemen, and call
the persons oamed in i, " followers of Wash
ington, friend, of liberty, and republicans"
The men named IN that prox, fellow citi-
zen, you well know, are those who in our sc.
cond st.u5gle for existence as an independent
nation, have done all in their power to thwart
,he measures taken by government TO b ing
the war to an honorable termination. They
have refused TO turn out the militia, at the
constitutional c all made for them. They have
sen, delegates TO the Hartford convention, for
the avowed purpose OF systema,i zing opposi.
tion TO the general government and although
that convention has done nothing tn; propos-
Cd TO fractional and factionsl part Of the
country to demand Of other state. &C cftai1 con.
cessions, and have indirectly threatened in
case of refusal 10 call another session Of the
convention, and erect government for, (as
they ssy,) the security Of the rights and priv
ileses Of the northern states in other words,
to separate the New England from the south
ern an1 western sta,cs-s,tbough the con-
vcn,ion has done nothing bu, froth and fume
IND although large portion Of the people
we're decidedly against this convention, and
although these Sould.be rulers could never
eject siogie purpose, except 10 encourage
ihe enemy to prosecuts the war against Us,
and give the British cabine, . subject to per.
suad, ths people Of England ths, We 10 a.
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No ll8.

TUsT received from Boston, and for safe at the
y Bookstore OF q. SHAW, 1l5, Thames-sfreef,
large and extensive sssortmen, of
ROOkS 5ND ITfTIO 1hY
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The Hon. ISAAC WILBOR,
Lieut.. Il 0OernOr.
SENATOR'S.

SENA ] OKS.
/. Samuel Thurber. Esq of ProO;denee
2. Henry Remington, Esq. oi .tarvick.
8. Isaac Barker, Esq. ol Mida2efo1vn.
4. Daniel Denham, r.sq. of Newbort.
5. Samuel Mann, Esq. of SmHAfeM.
6. Ezekiel WhiPple, Esq. OF worth
Providence.
7. William Pcarce, Esq. of Bristol.
8, Stephen Congdon, Esq. Of North
Kmgsto7vn.
9. Thomas roxsie, Esq. Of Charles
tO7un.
10. John oegar, Esq. of S Kmgsto7vn.
Samuel Eddy, Esq. Secretary.
Henry Bowen, Esq. AAorney Gen.
Thoma,G. Pltmln. Esq. Gen. Treas.
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NEW PORT.
WE'D DNESDAY, april S, 1915.

A. a General meeting of Republican
Delegates, holden at the State-House in
last Greenwich, on Monday, the Sd Oh
april, instant in which Gen. Thomas
" EsTcoTT presided, and B H.WHEE-
LER, acted as Secretary, it vas unani-
mously voted and resolved, that the fol-
lowing gentlemen be nominated to the
Offices affixed to their names respectively,
AID that they be recommended for the
cordial support of the Freemen of this
State, at the next ensuing election
The Hon. PELtG ARNOLD,
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I" Broom Nfek."-No. el3s, which drew
the Prize Of Twentyyfve ThOnsand Dollars I!
last "Wednesday, in Union Canal Lottery.
was owned by N. Brorvn, Shoemaker, OF
Hopkin,on, ". II.
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On Saturday last, arrived 10 this harbor, H.
Is. NJ. sioop-oi-war Morgiana, Capt. New
TON, days from Bermuda, with 76 prison
eis.
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During the month Of March, there cleared
from this port, l44 sail of vessels, OF which
80 were ships end AZ brigs-26 bound on
foreign voyages--lhe remainder for ports
south Of N. Bedford. All American except
one.
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Fer Freight,

ter freight,
G The Schooner Susan, Joseek
SSS 49,. 81 Parsons, commander; barnlen $50
barrels. just arrived from 0porto, viii
take freight for Europe or w. Indies.
.epplyt to
badge and Ket;cH.
Who have for safe. Imported in the schr.
Susan,
Six ar. casks genuine Port Wiae.
.alsojor sale or freight 10 any East
ern Port.
The sehr. DELIGHT, Captain Ladd,
burthen 500 barrels.
September 8. :
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! For Ereicl.t.

~ Tie brig I.YBlA, ,lavid 'Eas
go keIl commander, barthen l6t
tens or sl5 hhds. now dischavgilg hei
cargo from Bremen. and vii be ready t
load asainin a lew days.
Apply to
Dodge & Kcttell.
Aunslcf 10
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Plaster Land for Sale,

YEyiiE subscriber oaers for sale, a
& Farm, in the County Of Fauquier.
and state Of Virginia, containing $50 A.
efes. one third of which is Of the strong
est quality. and covered with heavy
grower OF red oak and hickory--Ihc re-
sidue, (bcing cleared land. is 10 good
heast, two thirds of it having been
laid down inred clover, and no tract
an the state has afforded higher eviden-
Ses Of its adoption to the plaster Of Pa
ris.--r hereis, en- this tract, and at the
confluence OF the two never failing
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs, d
settle for Merchant Mill. with fall
of e5 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building. and by the side of a
well built Saw-Alill, recently erected
A lazy has passed for turnpike road
which viii pass by or near this scite.
s. For the above property. will take
the moderate price Of GO dollars per a
ere, with a reasonable allowance, for til,
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Haymarket Post Office, Va
September 90.
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ALSO.

Black, white and co'-red cambrics
musiihs, shawls, bombazeens, cantor
GRAPES, black and colored layentines, Fl
cured bonnet silks, triming laces, lace
VETS and shawis, faleriaes, silk, and
silk and cotton sllawls, some Gerry ele.
contributions, Gerry chcap-silk hdkts
SIX foreutine, British sbirtings, Irisl
|iirnens, sinsllams, damssk table cloths.
vestinss, dimotics, domestic eottons.
mems and womeBs shoes, etc. ETC
ali Which viii be sold wholesale and re-
tailat fair prices fer CASH, and on ali
payments made in srEcIEa premium 0.
l2l per cent viii be allowed, or bank
notes viii be siyenfor specie and a pre-
mium Of 10Per cent allowed.
R. & L. expect additional supplies Of
fresh goods nearly every week.
N. 3. They will pay 90 cents Cash
Or 10C in Goods at fair prices for 5000
bushels of good rye, if offered within
ten days.
Sent. Is.
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NCW 0Uouo,
FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Rogers & Lewis,
KING STREET
Are now opelinga part ct their assert
nent Of fresh imported
E.iLL u VIJvIER, F.a.ArCY AM
STAPLE sG00DS,
gUs7 REsEIFED FROM Gos9oN.
Among which are
s bales low priced. common and gu.
periine broad ClOths---yarioui
co!ers,
do. Cassiineres-- assorted, ~
+ 3 do. EanneIs--assorted !; some very
fine, white,
de. bennets patent imperial elastic
Cords, new and superior arti-
Gle for gentlemen's pantaloons.
1 do. Worsted Scotch Plaids for gen
tlemens cloaks and childrens
cioatlis,
2 do. Rombazetts. containing plain,
black, green, brown, olive.
slate and maroon colors-and
green, slate and grange, print
eddie.
case fine twist shirtings,
2 do. Madras pattern hdks.
5 do. CaIicoes, Plates, and furnitures,
etc. etc.
ALSO
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e5 TASTE !.

re haze jusf receired by the Brig PFC
SAGE, Capt. Rose. .frsm .uadesra--
: R PIPE b. ; I. E WI sltDHlhA
From the houses of Blackburn, Anglin
and Murdoch, Youle, Nardrop & 60,
imported by Messrs. Bowie and Kurtz.
of this place, and considered equal to a.
ny wine imported Tor sale, for some time
past
We haze also il, Store.
5 pipes and half pipes south sa'editfo,
Imported into New-i ork before the war,
and considered equally good.
% 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.
Afew kegs Picked Lemons, ola very
good quality. and cheap in comparison
to their quality and utility.
SO boxes brown Soap, choice quality.
200 bushels fine Salt, suitable for ia
BE use.
I $50 do. coarse do.
Sc bbls. good quality Common Wits.
key.
so kegs Picked Oysters.
500 Cocoa Nuts.
T AS in our first outset we observ-
ed, 1--WE now repeat) that We do not Wi.I-
to interfere with other dealers. but we
are determined to accommodate opl
customers, so as to promote their inter
est as well as cur own.-The above
choice articles worthy the appetlatiou q
good, together with every article in Tx
Grocery Line, for sale by
HYATTG WILSON.
GEeReETowN, Corner Of Bridge ano
High Streets.
August 1875. If.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-07

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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-07
10 Rent,
The Brick Store,

At the corner of Prince & Union, Streets
Row in the occupancy of David and
Jonathan Ross. Tie stand fer a Groce.
ry Store and the purchase of Grain, j;
superior to any in the place.--Pesses-
sion given 10th October.
Apply to-
Larerason and Fo1ric.
Sept. II.