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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25
PUBLISHED DALI. sNoWDEs: ALEXANDRIA,
TUESDAY, JuNE Is, 1916
For Cowes, & a Port in Hoi-

EVi 0OWCS, CS IOit Al AAoi-
land,
+ EES The ship Ocean, Holmes
| ysagLSr5Ss Fowle, master; Jow loading,
yissse viii sail in all theTprs SEPT
s4sszsaszsa month, and take few hogs
heads of tobacco or light freight on rea-
sonable terms.
For Sale or Freight,
RS The ship Hazard, William
s,fss S ~, Crabtrec, jun. master bur-
ySss.;sifss..ssss then $500 barrels, nearly
1'asszaz@ new vessel and in complete
order tor the reception Of a cargo.
Also,
EES Tie ship Wallace, J. Stick
sssss5ss{}ssssss ney, master; bur,hen $500
aIssss:ss barrels, is first rate vessel,
sis-sS4:-<i1 built at Newburryport, and
in complete order for sea.
ALSO,
EES The ship Ho.!fsrn, Charles
yy4J!Aashs Jennison, master burthen
55si q about 5000 barrels, has per-
loFlileO Uul Vic wy GSS, aho
car, be ready III three days to receive a
cargo.
EEsS The ship WuheImiaa, John
~ TN Baxter, master; burthen 1000
Ss..l9s4a,ss: ~ barrels, in good order & rea.
fs4@-&2--z-] dy to receive cargo on
board.
ee,so for Freight,
Ss@ The big He$per Joseph
qEfs-f " Stephens. Jun. master; bur-
VIZ! E4zss then about 1900 bbls. nearly
ss'.-7ssszz;--..a new and superior built yes
sci, sails fast, ard ready to receive
cargo.
.G'sc for Sale or Freight,
ESS The brig fslemochus, Lu-
81 ~ ther Lincoln. master; bur-
S7si5z 49, then 100 barrels, and can
.ss<=@'asa be ready for sea il ie"
days.
ALSO,
zgr The brig Criterion. burthen
80 ssSsss thirteen hundred barrels, in com
plcie order for sea.
.9pply to
t.awrason & FowIe.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25
New Teas,
1t reduced Prices, &c.

so chests Gunnowder. Imperial, Hy-
son and Young Tyson, superior qraiai!!'
TEAS, of the Chasseu's cargo.
10 sets Tea China
50 boxes Bloom Raisins,
For sale by
.alQndeviile s. LcrmcE''.
May 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25
Shad and Herring

Harper and FsndaN, have just rsceiv'
ed and offer Tor sale,
$50 barrels prime Herring
100 ditto.ditto Shad.
May 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory.
Rp,,3 Bro7gn and .SOrl.

Beng. Brosun ana Don,
Respectfully inform the Public that
they have commenced the manufacture
Of BURR MILL STONES. On the cor
ne, of Patrick and Cameron streets, in
the town Of Alexandria, where they are
ready to receive any orders With which
they may be favored, and will execute
them with all despatch and in the best
ncr.
They haze received an assortment Of
Boiling Cloths
OF good quality, and intend keeping a
constant supply.
May4 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25
For Sale.

That valuable and we'll known Farm
in the county OF Northampton, called
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25

EES The ship Wilhelmiau, John
vy9sgt9}ss ssSs Baxter, master; burthen 1000
yts.l5s55,:sis9 barrels, in geod order & rea.
ts44=aI dy to receive a cargo on
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-25

June
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
NOTICE.
,IyHE suBscRIpER intend,

VIE SUBSCRIBER intends to put to the
- press as soon as sum sufficient to print
Core Commu'aion, by .a6raham Booth, late Bab.
nn preacher OF great eminenee in England, in
~hich the argumentsof the Bap,ists for their
psactce on this. point, are fairly stated. and the
arguments OF those who contend against Their
pracnce exam ned and answered Persons or
CHURCHES wishing to encourage this work. will
p,ease forward to the subscriber, their names
places OF residence, and the number of 49,,
.ney VIII take, and they shall be furnished a,
prime cost which the subscriber. doe. not think
WIN exceed twenty or TWEEN y.five GEMS a copy
as II IS not the sh or intention of the subser;.
Der to benefi, himself one cent by the pub,,ca,i.
on OF th's work, SO neither is it his wish to lose
u course The work will not be printed, until
hall %ar hummer OF responsible subscribers
snail have sent in their names, 20 def az ,he
printing expenses, WHICH, the subscriber fat, ers
a'mseit will soon be the case, add of which fact
ne subscribers shall be duly appraised.
Richmond. May eft v" w.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
N O n n q ..
TIE SUBSCRfBERhav;noo b,,;r

TIE having obtained letters
81 ADMINISTRATION on the personal Estate of Da.
WILLIAM WEST, decd. hereby gives notice 10
all those indebted to the Estate TO make irnme.
diate payment to her, and all those who have
Claims against the Estate. are requested to pre-
sent them duly authenticated for Settlement.
ANN b. WEST, .idmr.
Richmond, Nav 22d. l8l6.-tf
o. The stministratrlx will dispose of, at
private Sale, all he DRUGS MEDICrNEs.
PAINTS. SHOP FURNITURE g. FIXTURES
belonging to the Establishment,---the Drugs.
.'isdic'nes q Paints have been lately purchase ed
ana are fresh and good. She will also Rent the
mouse lately occupied by the late Dn. WEsr, TO.
gether with the STORE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
NOTICE.

by virtue ola Deed of Trust executed the 9Th
a may iSl3-and now OF record in Henrico
Court, will be sold to the highest bidder ON the
LIST Of June neTst at the BELL TAVERN. in the
city OF Richmond, on the terms prescribed by
law,-all the right, title. interest and estate Of
Henry Banks, Esq. ofin & to tract of Land in tho
county of Henrico, thro' which the Canal passes
Containing about 500 Acres or so much thereofa,
will discharge the sums secured, to be paid b,
said Deed to Neil M'Coull, together with the ex
penees attending the said Deed of Trust
w WIN. E woANeeDLAw'S Trustees.
Gg'The sum to be raised is from g z to 300.
~ n. By consent Of all the Parties co7,ceroed
ne 66ore SAFE - pOsiboned til Monday the I7tL
June nerf, 1Vhen IL nil take isiGce.
June lids
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

has walked elecen hundred miles In eIeuen{
hundred hours, and whose name am sorry
have forgotten. What is this but great
instance of the bodily power of man ~
What man will now not be ashamed to saw
that he wants horse or a coach to carry
him 20 or so miles in day ? They stand.
ard OF the capacity Of man has been raised
6ty these performances; and there can be
no question that the nation has really been
made stronger by them.
The philosophers Of the &c humanitvo
school, condemn all these things as vulgar
and barbarous: They look upon them as
the contrary ofrJinenent. The represent
IT to be an act Of cruelty for crowd of
horsemen to hollow after a pack of dogs,
IN pursuit of poor animal, who they say
has done them no harm, and in who sc tor
ments they feel delight. I notice this more
particularly, as perceive the sickly sent.
mental taste to have made great way i'm A.
meriea. But what is there more cruel in p
ipx chase than in those sports with the gun
IN which the Americans are 80 famous. and
10 their early pursuits of which they pro.
badly owe their liberties ?
have thus, though in desultory wav
described what appears to me to be the real
foundation Of the strength Of England; and
it is OF great importance that we and YOU
should form correct Judgment on the sub.
Ject. 1t is always the object of the 90.
vernment to make US believe, that what
ever we have, zoe o,oe toit. 1t was. dur.
Ing the Duke of York's famous affair. as.
serted by Mr.. Charles Yorke, that II was
his Royal Highness ,cllo had made the En-.
gtish army ,okat 10 ,oas, and if any man
happens TO know of any assertion more i'm
prudent ever uttered from pair of Inns. I
shall be obliged to him to point it out Ia
me. While Pitt was in high reputation,
his parasites ascribed the prosperity Of the
nation to him. Vt was his fnanc ial sus,eu,
that had made England what was and
his successors, though they acknowledged
him as their founder. have, until now. CON.
tinued to take to themselves the merit ri
having done a great deal for as. .No,c tliey
lay the mise,tes of the countryupon chance.
upon combination of tnfavorabie causes.
The truth is, that the real, the solid mean.
OF the country, they have not been able To
take away by Pitt and by them. such a
system OF management has been adopted
and pursued, that the whole affairs of the
country have been thrown into confusion :
convvulsion in matters of property has ia
ken place (; the hand Of industry has be en-
arrested; confidence between man and
man (which is our rsal birthright) threat
| ened to be destroyed, or at least SUSPEND
ed and as necessary consequence. com
parative teebleness must ensue. This i
the way in which their fine plans and pro
Jects have made the country prosperous.
VIM. C0BBETT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
NV AUDRE,S.S


10 .he oltizens OF the counties in,wh,ch ivs
'oga mad commenced his stands this season. Char.
, q Buck ngham, Prince Edward &c. '
GENTLEMEN,
lmake the most sincere ackn,o,w.
.ensemen's TO you for your most liberal encou.
rsgemen' OF my late horse Hyatoga, who had
9 commenced a season among you. / am sincere.
10y Ihat our erpec' atoms have been SO dis.
apponted, and regret that it was out of nv DOW.
CT 70 let my other Hya,oga come and take the
slands OF his Brother, agreeabIy to the pressing
Requisite OF many ofyou. in consequence ofhis hs
nars me- WIN the most Liberal patronage in this
par. OF va. Next spring. however, he Will make y
season, q take the stands of his Brother. You NAV
rely on seeing as fine horse as the other. He
h mosh' oy most good judges. who have seen
pom, 70 move in stile superior, and 20 be of ..
lua' form and superior size of bis age. He q
oe1ut nm, Chestnut sorrei, with white name and
tan, iuli 10 hands high. He PAGES with erea,
speed and elegance, and with great ease TO b,s
am Gentlemen your obdt. Servt.
May LIT. is16.-t1A. N - HANKS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
Dean swift.

Travelling in Ireland, ca led at the house
of friend. The lady of the mansion re.
joicing to have so distinguished a quest
ran up to him, and teazed him with a mum.
Der OF questions, as to what he would have
Tor dinner. 6 Will you have an apple-pie.
SIR! will you have gooseberry-pie, sir :
viii you have cherry-pie, sir will YOU
have pigeon pie, sir a"-ss Any pie, ma
DAM" replied the fatigued dean, Is but a
magpie.'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
NOTICE

is HEREBY GIVEN, tina, will attend -
son or by deputy at the Court House in The BE-,
OF Richmond, on the 10th day 1f .Tnne JaIS =,
me same place on the i1th june, 1916 At Cor
'a'i q courtiouse on the 18th day of June. 1916.
at GoodaiPs tavern in Hanover Count, ,,, a. >
18Th day of June 1916, at Hanover Con-, LII VIZ
on the 18th day of June, 1916. and ~ chariss
CITY Court House on he Goth Of June 1816 Cor
inc purpose OF receiving any information ,h.,
may be furnished as to the changes Which, -.
have taken place in the assessable Droncrv IS
dIviduais since the last assessment made ,,nia-
the act OF January 9th, 1916, and preyious 70 Oh
lst OF june, 1910, which information must he
gwen IN writing, under the signature of ,ba
person whose tax may be effected tberebv H.
changes extended to LIST, a.sessable nroner,,,
omitted to be assessed at the preceding asaes:.
mehts, anu property that has ceased to he ev
emPteo rom assessment, such as propertv he
longing to the United States, or State or o,bs.
wise exempted, which on its transfer beconoss
assessaole.-Al such property is now TO be ID,
SesSed' Blu no alteration is to be made i'm ,L,.
previous valuation of real estate in yrt,,e of a,',
improvement thereon. V
I'd Transfers Of real Estate and sIa0es a.,o.
ding to which an abatement in the enumer,t;ono
md valuations OF the person TRANSFERRING them
VIII De made, and correspondent increase in ,b.
enunerations and valuations of the ner.on -,
whom the transfer may be made I'd CLanaee
oIresoehce and non residence These chances
Will merely require transfer from the Isis nr
residents TO that of non residents, or 1ice ,sr.,
as the case may be, of the property in the ow'
nership or agency of which such a chance he
occurred. 4th. The burning or destruction Of
HOUSES or other fixed Improvements of real o..
tate, tor which an abatement equal to the iniurv
arising from these causes is TO be made SstH
me exemption OF property that has ceased IN hr
assessaole, tor which also an abatement eo,aI 10
Is value Is TO be made. 9th. Slaves thai bsvo
been born, or have died, or have ran svyav -
nave otherwise become useless since the ns,ee
ding assessment. In these cases, changes ;n the
preceding valuations are only TO be made where
the tar chargeable to any person for Slaves wo'ld
be diminished by the valuation on the Ist dav oc
june OF all those Excepting such as have been
obtained by trsnsfer) then owned by sucb 49,.
son, and the reduction in the valuation IN s,ch
event 10 to be equal to the differences be,wes,'
the valuation of those owned at the preced;o,'
assessment and the existing value of those ownss
on the LIST OF June, 1876 and an abaten ent ,,,,ai
to such reduction to be made. The Who'll -
these Changes are to be FeIatve 10 let az Inn
and in all ofthem, the rates OF the vsl,s,;'s1,
made under the act Of January OH, 1915. sre 90
rear as may be, TO be raaintalneds excentino T.,
swo cases, one where partial Alienation oe 2est
state shall oeeur, in which case a. tie tsx :.
liked agVeeahiy 70 the preceding assessments 3
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
10 DOLLARs RkWARn-

{. sTRAYED form the subscribers plantation q.
bout the 9th day Of April, bay HORSE sbotn
I'VE feet four or five inches high, has a star ON
ms iorehead one four foot white. think the left.
and one hind foot white, some white hars oil s,S
the collar works, some small white: spota ~, b;s
chine, hang name and switch tail and IL very dull
works IN every kind ofgesr. he is about twelve
years oid.--Any person that will deliver the sad
horse TO me N Hanover county near Che Me,rloN,
bridges, shall receive the above reward or Ave
dollars TOR information 20 that get him again.
H., JOHN BELL.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
SPRING GoODs.

A'e ON0ecrtOeTS e.rpect 20 receaDe IN q tat
or too, By the Indian Chief, from
.,. z London,
Superhne Landau Cloths and Cassimeres, Toilc
netts and Cuttings, Fancy Muslins TO- Ladlie;
Dresses, Pointed Blue; Buff and Indian Striped
dimties, Furniture ditto, Cotton and Linen and
Cotton Iyke, york striped Nankeens, Bombazetts,
assorted colours, Balloon, Ladies CottonHoseS Silk
Gloves, Mems and Childr.ns Cotton Hose, ditto
Brown and half Hose, Buck and York Tan Gloves.
Sewing Silk. Dolnan and Oakey's best London
Hats, britannia Table and Tea Spoons, Common
ditto, Cloth, Tooth, and Shaving Brushes, sein
md ship Twine. SO Casks Sd Nails flat points, S
Casks Tod ditto. London Porter, White Lead, and
Spanish brown &c.
They have on hand Irish Linen and Sheetings.
Cambric,s Jaconet Muslin, light & dark colour'd
Prints, and an assortment Of Hard Ware and
Cutlery-all Of which they offer for sale ON &C.
comodating terms.
| Sutherland Colquhoan, & Co.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
NOTICE.

IS HEREBY GIVEN, that ~ N, rou,c.
Patrick Country at the Court.#ouse tnSrs yOs'rs
shall sell at Public AUCTION for cssb e. SOB
tan the La'ds and to's that county y.,, uca
60 a., delinquent Tor the pon-pyment Of lie taSes
the arrears Of taxes which shall tbsn 90
pad for that year, and ten per el,tum dsrn.' u'
thereon, together with the taxes Of the ,,sn.s
year. with all the lands that have been re,nrS
delluquent since the yearseyehteen hundred I'd
nlnety-one. The sale VIII commence on . ,ts
FIRST day Of the court, and continue esr, ~ ue
day, until they shall be completed va! 70
The SUBSCRIBER IS authorised 70 receive ~,
such taxes and damages at any time bcs,re az, az
Land shall be sold a ist Of delnqoei,rs nav pv
oe seen IN NE Clerks Office Of The county, or i,
TIE Auditor Of Pebble Accounts. ="
WILLIAM LYON, d sb,e
for W.
CT. THOMAS, She
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
BURR MIL SrON.E .n2N.17S - So1.1T-, :

,ha ,Hh subscribers respectfully inform the public
i.r lara. .ey nave gust received, direct fm France,
per0r quality to any hitherto imported IN R su-
sss having been engaged in the busne IS mn psr,Is
o. hiteen years, they iatter themselves from ~.
,ong Ek"G~lege OF the trade. aud the approbs,;op
vii he ahs aorh mss hitherto met with. that they
sonaole terms as those imported from the Noyeh
warrant them and to perform well. -'''''
.ney have opened shop on 10Th Street. nearly IN.
oss 70 the old CITY Tavern, where gentlemen are
February t--tf. 80 = q 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
FOUR OR FIVE BOYS.

From IL 20 l6ysars efags and ~ sssd desbssision
'Vso read and arffe folera5sy 1SsR. ,Sia Be token
Apprentices to the Printing Business.
EEqtar Gs tte 0esce Of ae Krxlsss Argue.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

Why is Wonan like til, Moonf
The Moon can blush, look pale, increase in
~ size;
Walks in the night, and wanders from our
=. eyes; ~
All these in woman's lovely form we
find,
AS varying passions agitate her mind:
The Moon portends, Woman does the
same;
And both, the right to rule and govern
=, claim:
Through the long night the Moon exerts
her sway,
Hut Woman, more imperious, rules by
day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12
an oDE-Br BISHOP HORNE.

"df oD6-DH biShOf dOnNE.
The sentiment from the divine Herbert.
Sweet day, SO cool, SO calm, 30 bright,
Bridal OF earth and sky,
The. dew shall weep thy fan to night,
For thou, alas must die.
Sweet rose, in air whose odours wave,
And colors charm the eye,
Thy root Is ever in its grave,
And thou, alas must die.
Sweet spring, Of day and roses made,
e Whose charms for beauty vie.
Thy days depart, thy roses fade,
Thou too, alas uust die.
BE wise then, christian, while you may,
For swiftly time 10 flying 3
The thaughtless man, that laughs to-day,
Tomorrow may be dying.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-06-12

In that county returned delinquent for the nom No,
payment Of the Taxes for the years 1874. q s e
z, 80, 1892, 8. 4. S, o. 8. SO, 1900, 1. . az s
S,H 9, 3, 10 IL, IL, 10, ID & Is, as will be snf
hcient to discharge the arrears Of Taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for said wears. with 1C
per eentum damages thereon, together with the
Taxes of the present year.
fHE SALE will commence on the first day Of
the court L continue from day to day until
they shall be comprehensive Subscriber is au-
'norised TO receive all such taxes and damages
OF deinquences may be seen in the Clerks Office
OF the county in the possession of the 5ubscri.
ber--or in the Office of the Auditor of Public
Accounts. -''s
May 29.-2m.
N. b. The sales Of delinquent Lands did no,
take place At August court 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
Cbeaber ba1 Ever :!
JAMES MUAlFORD, 4.
No 8S 7hamcs.sfrect

No 8S Jhames.strecf,
HAS Jus, received from Boston. the greatest var.
iety Of frLL Am WINTER GOODS. ever Of
fcred by him to the public and as ,hcy were pur-
chased al Auction fot Cash, he can sell them chca.
per than he hls ever done before - Among his ex.
iensive and cheap Assortment, may be had the FOL.
lowing, tJz -
Sngiishs Ffench. Dutch and Span > extra Super.
&s bs9a oclprns. of she g. stsst yses,y of epler-,
CAssIsEH -, doube and sip .le ni.lSd, Of various
cqiour. a. lit.ts aud prices.
reliss Cloths, very handsome, and of the most
fashionable colours,
Devopshre kyrsey, Plains and Fearnaugbs,
flannels Of all colours. and at IS cegts pc yard,
Bombaze,s, Of great variety of coioSs and qual-
ity, very low,
Whrbores, very cheap,
ll-f aud ~ 4 Blankets,
Vcnings, newest patterns. at various prices, and
very tow,
rurpnure calicoes,
LaUl - wool ard wors ell Stockings some as low
as 50 10 "a cents per pair, aud OF good quality,
rusirings OF various colours,
India Cott"ns,
Larg, six Handkerchief, at so cents.
CsHcots--and Cotton HaBdkcrChicis, both at very
low ptises,
ladies' lndspenoabes with gold and silver clasps
Ladies half SIX "a H,ndkcrchieis,
Naro CoWiorters--Dla apcrs,
Gentlercn's black six Hose
Linen and souon >hirtiugs very low
Gen,lemen's and Ladies' Beaver Gloves also La
dies do lined with fur,
With variety Of other articles, low Cor Cash
ftct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30

ordinance attaches an Almoner TO every corps
of the French army, having the name Of reg
imsnt o. iegioa. The moment the report
wa, circulated on Change, that the king had
signed an ordlanee for 3asolvlng the Cham
ber of Dspn,es, the funds rose franc and
q half; and ,he following day they again rose
20 81 fr. 60 cen. and some bargains were
even made at 5s fr. at.er tho Exchange was
shut. Very heavy gales were experienced a.
long the French Coast, during the 4 81 week
ot september, and number OF vessels asd
lives losl.--The duke OF Ontrsnto is goi.g
90 Italy. Use exqueeo OF Spain is in Fcank
fSrt, but lives so retired, that nobody would
Cusss her abide. II Is s.aied ia Vienna
article, TIA, Locd Tx xnouth was instructed to
demand from Algicrs The surrender of its
marine, the abolItioa OF slavery, and the
repayment Of all sans received for The ran.
som of christian slaves, since the date OF The
last treaty concluded opon taat subject.
A Htmburg paper stases = report prevailed
at w Arsaw, of a meeting IN that city OF the
EDpsroIs of Russia aod Austria, and King Of
Pfussia. Tie P,ince Regent, P'inee Loop.
old, and Princess Charlotte, wete in perfect
health.-The old King, continues TO enl y
good bodily health, Is tranquil and withou,
sny change 10 his diso1 der. By he death OF
ST. Cnalod n OSIe. bart. who died at his seat
al Worthy, ased SO. the venerable Ear! ST.
Vincent is now become the Senior Admifa!.
II as reported that In consequence OF he
reprcsenta alton oi tbs merchants interested
10 the Medlter anean L ada, secopded by Jhe
strong eco Dme q ddtions Of General Maitland
the Gavernent havein eontsmpl,tion inme-
dia'e 10 ihrow sPen The tradt from india,
10 B uish m-tChahtman, 10 NJ tte, Sc. The
BunDer of a ne gican vessels usually employ
Cd IN tbis traffic IS We y great, aud II l. SUR
missed, thA; the late accounts Erom Naples,
as 80 The Ulued States, wishing a depot IN
the Mediterranean, is connected with ihs
vety inst oclive toade tha Amecica anticI.
pstef- rh,s you'd be of great benth 70 our
shib~I. ir' t.-i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-30
A LONG JOB.


ihe Rev. NJ. MILNE, 10 repor, 10 The
MlsSiooaty Society to- Chino, say:
""We want, ST., lirTY MiLLioSs of NV
Iesismeuts TO- China snd hl,sr that sb,ut
one sis'h oi nc population only wooG be
surplicu. would ak no high,r honor on
earth than lo ole fIbuie the said numbs' i"
Nov, II Nj Milae hsd oomls,nced the
dist ibonor oi ''sald nuSbel" al the zine The
a k res,ud 90 MsoDi Arars', and had eontn-
ued1o d,Nibue iorty.,hfee testameptS PEE
day, SuOd'ys excepted, he would have had
on hang July 1915 seven hund ed end six.
leen thousand, seven hundred and forty.ssvsn.
o., should tic now begin his work, and dis
uiOuts ten each hour OF len h uis of the day,
be woe cod his laooTs ca the twenty seventh
dAy It July, IN The year Of our Lo,d three
thcusAsd tour hundred and eleven, al one -
clock IN Tie afternoon Yer. GGzsne.