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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
New-Coods-Cheap /!
VILLA VTlLLEY. Sd.
40. l24. Thames-strees

40. l24, Thames street
MILL open tomorrow morning complete as.
w sortmcnt OF English, India, French. and A.
merican GOODS, which he will sell as low as car
be purchased an NewPort-among which are the
following--viz
SuperEne black, blue and brown Broad.
cloths, and mixed Cassimeres white and black
Cambricks; cambric Dimities common do; black
Grape; white Jeans superfne vestings; shirting
Cottons elegant cambric Prints: shear Maslins
from lao to 7s6 per yard copper-p'ate Calicoes ;
Mulmul and Jackonet Muslins Leno do. long
and short Kid Gloves Beaver do. Ribbons blue
and yellow Nankeens white and black Silk Hose !:
corded Ginghams from lac to $50 per yard gentle
men and ladies superhne cotton Hose; Lustrings
very cheap, India and American Cottons, Tapes I;
Pins Bandanna, Flag and black silk Hk:'s chea-
per than have been offered in town for many wears
.Nepporf .9bT 10, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
SMp Lhandze,y Store.
JOHN b. LYON,

Has for sate, NO. 6, Lyon's-sDlE
CoRDAGE, Of all sizes; deep sea Lines hand
~ lead do. log and fishing do Marine. Hcusline,
whipping and sewing Twine Russia and Ravens
Duck white Lead , white and yellow Paint, black
and bright varnish paint Oil; paint pots & Jugs !;
paint, tar. dust and scrubbing Brushes; broorns !;
coffee and tea Pots cups and ssucers plates soup
and hat, do dishes Cambouses. stoves, iron bound
and cedar Buckets horn. signal and Cooks Lam
terms; binnacle and forecastfe Lamps; speaking
rumpets, compasses, seamsn's journals, hour and
half hour Glasses, hooks and thmbles, Cooks axes
iron shoves, marling spikes, bunting and coos, boat
hooks, hammers, cauis'ng irons. gimbets, rat-traps
scrapers. hand ,harpoons chinhooks iron hoops
grains hasps aud staples, pump nails. tar PITCH ro
sin, tarpentne, spirits OF do. palms, sail needles,
blocks. Delaying pins, serving mailets nsucal al.
manacks, practical navigator. charts, sheshi aud
wrapping paper. lamp oil, do wick oars crow bars
pots and kettles skiilets and SPIDERS grdirons Tea.
kettles frying paogs, tin pans and pots, ,umbiers &c
or Ship-Stores put up at the shor,cst notice.
GROCERIES,
WI and N. f. .Rum--Brandy--Gn--Mo Moasses--
segMs- Teas--Coilee--pep -Chocolste--.Can-
Observation-Disclosures ead---Tobacco.--spiees and
sOsD
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
Jacob Richardson,

IIAS for sale, at his Book Store, No ICY, Thames.
"A street, adjoining soulberly on the Carpenter
brick house. general assortment of BOOKS, in pi-
Siuty, History, Law, Physic, &c-vrz:
BIBLES, of all sizes, as cheap as those that sell,
cheaper than any other store--school Books and
chiidrcn's Books-prayer do Psalms ana n, mns-
Hanks OF all kinds-Americau and Dutch Quills--
Sealing Wax and Wafers--Pocket Books.
He also keeps a CIRCULATING IL
DRARf, containing the greatest assortment of Old
and New Novels, Histories. Magazines, &c. of any
IN this town.
Aiso-fhe greatest assortment of House Paper
cannfaciured in America, France, Russia Il England
Er U. Sfa.es' BH,s. n. FORK and Il Island Non.
81 ~fa be taken az par, for any of the above Goods
-Neroorf, .9p-ii ~. 1876
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22

E1AS remaining on hand few imitation and black
lace Shawls, Dimtics, worsted and cotton Hose,
Ginghams, Umbrellas % and so inches cotton Lace,
Footing and Quilingnet, low priced CaIicoes, ivory
handled Knives and Forks in setts, low priced do.
.diso,
great variety of pocket and pen Knives.
Likegpise-
A quantity Of HARDWARE. which he will sell
low tor cash.
.hessbors, .7prii "a, 1916
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
More Cheap Goods.

TusT received,-a at the sign ofthe GoLprs EAGLE,
j more cheap Goods from the auctions in Boston.
comprising complete assortment. which will be
sold cheaper than usual. for cash only.
Newport. MAY IS. 1915 ..tNt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-22
NOTICE.
G. & p. SOUTHWORTH

A RE closing their business in this town--they
\ request those who have demands sgainst them
to call and receive their money--and those indebt.
ed are requested TO call and settle their accounts
Previoos the FRS, Of july they will be put out Of
their hands for collection.
They have on hand general assortment Of
SHOES. Of every DESCRIPTION,
TO he sold much lower than usual
Newport, MAY IL. 1916.
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,. ar 70 eod coin Of sn.in a. ,h r. ~ -
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
doubt find the Dutch feet Disposed to Coz

doubt find the Dutch feet disposed to co.
operate, and, it is said, two Neapolitan
md one Sandman frigates and several
gun boats are to be placed under his com.
nand. One measure has been determin.
ed upon, which is to obtain revision OF
the 18th article of our treaty with AL.
giiers, which prohibits the sale of Amer.
can prizes in their ports when captured
by the British, while it allows US aloRe to
sell English prizes. Should this article
be struck ont or revised, our treaty falls
80 the ground-th government must take
the necessary steps to anticipate the re-
suit. We do not hesitate to say, that the
article itself is unnecessary and impolitic,
and if the Dey shoald request as a favor
dene specially to HIM, that we would o
rase it, aud this request was aade in an
amicabIe and friendly manned, it would
be our interest to comply; but if Lord
Exmouth snail compel the Dey to rescind
that article, and the article Is9according-
ly st ack OF, the inlraction ot the treaty
pldCtS Us Ou OuIs iOthCi too.l1S, dnU wal
must again ensue, il there is any thing
left tol us to make war upon.
We suouId cer,alnly avoid, in future
the introduction Oi any article In oul
treaties wnlCn IS not absolutely requisite
and which may be calculated TO Hurt ihe
prlae OF gave oifeace 10 a thld pOWe'
wlth wuon We axe IN dmIty.-lreatle:
are and niast be considered ds C0inpacts
tenuIpg 10 Contlnue unigarfuptedly the
amlLJ and Interest Aectosary to the con
tracing paiues, ana to MAKE IL perma
nent, 1t ,nust have real, not ColOia
ole, reciprocity. Il may be aery CRAFTY
ins for as 10 hnun, that we had power
.i4u energy SUFFICIENT To compel tue Dey
oi aiaiets 70 aiiUw Us tIe privilege oil SEA
llng british priAeo, III nis ports, AID, al
nc same lln,e TO prohiolt the british lton
selling AmeficaA Unts; tut this WOulu
sr.ks Us as Beins very u@Jast; .and con.
soqdeAtty, very l.nponuo. Un1 true La
teiest is to support l,ank AMI open mea-
ouies III oar les otlatiouo aha treaties.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Land for Sale.

A TRACT or parcel of LAND, con
"A tanning between two and three hun
dred acres,> on the north side of Deco
guam, in Fairfax county, about S miles
west of 0ccoquan mills--it is we'll wa
tered with never falling springs, it is al
so well timbered, and the great quaint
ty of froo. timber on it renders 1t the
more valuable to any person in the coop
ering line. This land is of the middle
soil, and produces corn, wheat, or any
other grain toIerable well--there is about
100 acres cleared and under good fence
The improvements are log dwelling
souse and other out-houses, and a COED
apple orchard of about go trees. ANY
9erson inclining to purchase can view
he PREMISES and know the terms by ap
diving to the subscriber who lives nea'
he premises, or Henry S. HALEY, Jun
at Occoquan mills, or John IL, HaAe!g
near Fairfax court house.
Thomas Gossom.
onr;l ~ 6nA
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Public Sale.

THIS DAY, the 18th instant, vii
be sold at the Yendae Store. corner O
Prince aYd Fairfax streets
Imperial x young hyson teas in chest
Cotton in bIes
QGeensware in crates
Indigo. demnohns.
An elegant bureau, book case and Sc
cretary.
9 carpets, ere.
ALSO,
Cloths, ca,simores, dimities
White AID colored cambrics, colerel
gingnams
Mems and womens' silk and cotton no
siery
Leno, jaconet and book muslins
Marsellies
Bandano and Madras handkerchiefs
Canton grapes, bounbazets
I!ish linens a
Sewing Silks and cottons, etc. etc.
Also fer Merchants Papc',
Three or 400 bushels Cadiz salt.
T. 6. Marsteller.
september 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Robert Gray,
Bookseller and Stationer,
september 12

OPPOSITE THE WASHINGTON TAVERN,
Has lately received for sale the followin
BOOKS:
Mason's Plea for Sacramento Commu
Inien Oh Catholic Principles.
New Military Discipline for the fiel,
exercise and maneuvres of the infantr'
of the United States, compiled and adapt
ed to the organization of the ARMY of tn
United States, asreeably to resolve Q
congress, dated December 1914.
Pocket Bibles in elegant and plail
binding,
Smith and Titles, and Adgste's mu
sic books.
Dividson's Philadelphia Latin Gram
mar.
Murray's Grammar, Key, Exercise, In
PRODUCTION, Reader and Sequel.
SCOTS Lessons. Sandford 4 Mortcn
Rudiman's Rudiments of the Lat,
tongue.
Bunyan's Holy War, Goldsmith
Rome, Death of Abel, WaVerly, Min
|gaI, Lewis and Clark's travels to the Pa
|cifc ocean, American Star, Hervey's Me
lditations, Belts Dissections, Jess As
lsistant, dunter'sSacred Biography. Jack
sons Book -keeping, Practical Education
faylor's sermons, Life of Feneou, Te
iiemachus, Aioore's Anacreon. Curse o
Kehama, IhaIaba or the DESTROYER, Iift
OF Cook the tragedian, Sahnaguodi. Is
jpinellas letters, Foote'S works, beautie
Of the botanic garden, the year. a poem
Pleasures and Pains of Memory, Pope
works, memoirs of Henry Kirk White
Broad Grins, Lord of the Isles, Tourists
Guide, pleasures of hope, Gertrude ofWy
oming. Dualap's plays, Ramblel's maya
zine, Homer burIesqued, DIR. Israel's 70
nance, Enchanted Plants, fables of Flo
IA. castle Rackreut, Rival Princes. Cut
ter, Founding of Belgrade, don Raphael
castle OF Otranto, .Viliage Pastor, Self
Icontroul, looking glass tor the mind, Min
strel, Baxster's call, triumphs of terper
YnuGg's night thoughts, New York pre-
lceptor, calendar of nature, choice EN-
b'ems, child's magazine. child's cabinet
ISno#den's America, Weem's life OF
Washington, Doddridge's family exposi.
tor, Russel's Modern Europe, Gibbons
Roman Empire, elegantly bound in call
aud gilt.
on HAND,
Spelling books, testaments, states, pen
|clls, waters, quilts, sealing wax, writing
paper, paint boxes, bair pencils, German
flutes, clarionets, violins, violin strings
bows and bridges, &c.
ALSO,
A large stock Of miscellaneous books
which he will sell at retail prices for un-
chartered country bank notes, at par.
Sept 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Public Sale.

EsY VIRTUE of deed of trust fron
-aB Wat!am Ieaten to the subscr;brr.
to secure the payment of certain debts IN
itne sad deed mentioned. due from tba
SAID William Ieaton to the Bark of Poto.
lmac, will be sold at auction on the nre";.
SEES. on the hrst day of October nex,. AZ
10 O'clock, -
nat Lot or parcel Of ground
ION which the said VIM. Yeaton. at nrs.
|sent resides, situated upon the North side
OF Cameron street, and west side of 81
Asaph streets in the town of Alexandria.
and bounded as follows, viz. beginning at
the intersection of said streets and fun
|nns thence westwardly with Cameron
street, and binding herewith 100 feet .
thence northwerdIy with line DaralIeI
ITO 1t. Asaph's street 1876 feet thence
eastwardly with line parallel to Came.
ron street 100 feet to ST. Asaph's street,
thence southwardly with that sfreet and
binding thereupon 1876 feet to the becip-
|nlis' together with the buildings and ali
oher appurtenances thereunto Belonging.
One Lot of Ground on the
east side of Fairfax street, BEGINNING AZ
the north side of the house formerly occn0
pied by Mrs. Catharine Sanford. sunnos.
ed TO be l42 feet inches to the sontb IS
Princess street; thence south to the line
|of the lot formerly the property of Mary
Chew, supposed to be thirty four feet two
or three inches thence eastwardly tbe
same width parallel with Princess street.
IN q. pth 1913 feet 6inches to the l;ra
OF the lot formerly Richard Conway's.
One other Lot on the north
side OF Cameron street, beginning at the
distance Of one hundred and forty four
feet west from Royal street, thence west
on Cameron street one hundred and two
feet two inches to Pitt ST LET. thence
north on Pitt street eighty eight feet to q
ten feet alley, thence on the alley east
enc hundred and two feet two inches,
thence south parallel to ROYAL street TO
the beginning.
olle Otncr Lot on the north
s;de OF King street beginning at the
distance OF ninety seven feet six inches
west from Union street, thence west on
King street twenty two feet six inches.
thence north parallel to Union ST. eet. the
same width as in front, eighty one fee. to
Fayette alley.
The terms of Sale will be one fifth in
Cash, and the residue in six. twelve.
eighteen and twenty-six months. carry
ing interest from the date, to be secured
10y Notes with approved Endorsers. and q
Deed OF Trust on the property sold.
THOMAS SWAMI,
?, Trustee
july ~ 2awts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
July 29
BlaCkSmith's Business.

The subscriber respectfully informs
lie public, that he has established tho
lslacksmiihing Business in Alexandria,
next door TO Browns burr milestone ma.
nufactory in St. Patrick street, where he
intends carrying on the above business in
all its various branches, particularly Mill
Irons Of every description, Edged Tools
OF all kinds of cast and English Steel.
Any person wishing to be supplied with
Mill Irons, the subscriber will obJipate
|hilnseIf to furnish him with Mil Screws
suitable for the weight of THEN stones. at
first cost. The subscriber flatters him.
sell that from his experience in The above
line he will share a portion OF the public
patronage.
James Shaw.
N. B. All orders from the COUNTRY
vii! b. punctually attended to and exc.
cuted with the greatest neatneSs and dis
patch.
September 9 d6eoSti
The Editor of the Winchester Gaze
is requested to publish the above tines
and send his account to this Office.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Cablnet-making Business.
JAMES HARRIS, Jun.
Respectfully informs the Public,

Respectfully informs the Public,
FEVHAT he has commenced the Cabi.
u net.nakiDg Business on the corner
ot King and Patrick streets, opposite to
MIR. William Mills, where he intends
manufacturing and keeping a complete
assortment of CABINET WARE, which
he will sell on the most accommodating
terms.
The above business will be carried on
in its various branches, and attended to
with promptness.
~ tie also makes, stuffs and repairs
Sofas, Mattresses, &c.
July "a dSt1awtt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, SEprEMBnR 70.

as. ssOwnEs,
I heard some days ago of a piece in
10 !. Messenger" Of Georgetown OF the
III instant, but I.neyer Saw it till this
aorning, and really felt little divert
i At reading it-sOme explanation how
Ger. may be necessary in regard to the
,;sce alluded to by the writerin the Mes
.,ser, At the time it was sent to the
p,;nter, the writer oft was not in posses
.;on of the fact that the g Thomas was
taken up at Liverpool by the agent of the
Importing and Exporting Company oil
georgetown for the express purpose OF
hr;oaiug the Fall Goods Of the Company,
and if he committed an error it was an
;rpocent one, as all the bills of lading re.
ep;yed at this place expressed, that the
roods we're to be delivered in Alexan-
dria. ] do not know what is meant by
the S mean enry" exhibited by the inha-
bitants Of AleSandrIa at the growing I'M
pOrtance of Georgetown: for | query
from the result Of my negotiations with
some folks at "the head Of ship nariga
ton, whether have not myself more
s9od reason to lament " the declining
trade" Of that quarter, g the rich coun-
try at its back" to the contrary notwith-
standing, than all they together can have
10 sympathi@r in the " declining trade OF
Alexandria" Thank you, for your Com
miseration at our declining trade 3
but then say you, Sits the natural order
of things that The head Of ship navigation
with such a rich back Country. G'c."-
Ayast This must be mistake of the
Printer, he should have said, of sco'r ma
VACATION, for where is now the brig fho-
mas ? at Georgetown No! as | an.
told !; but stuck in the ma just above the
bridge.
1t is really curious and diverting to see
the frog putting and swelling 70 reach to
the size of the OK, and equally so to tllnk
of the swelling vanity of the writer in the
Messenger, who would wish to swell
Georgetown up toa mueh more important
place than Alexandria-by the sensible
inhabitants of that place no doubt ere this
he has had a pretty severe reprimand for
his folly. We do not wish to fall ou'
with our more prosperous ncighbors al
/" the head of ship navigstion"-let them
go on quietly in their self Importance
We do not envy them their rising great
ness, they may puff as much as the
please, if they let US alone; bat when we
view the numerous shipping lying along,
side their wharyes, and The fe,o that are
At Alexandria, who can doubt bat that
heir commerce is rastly superior to ours !!
Eh ships ! how cot they there did they
come down the Potomac over the Falls ?
" if they went upwards, how got they
yer the Bar which they in thciF pcisdon
reated by making the CauseNay to pre-
ent -four from coming down the Poto
lac to Alexandria ? Why really | caa-
OF answer yoa these queries; let the
ritter in the Messenger do SO ifhe can.
September II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Bank Of Winchester in Virginia.
JUNE 22d. 1910.

Notice is hereby given that, agreeably
TO Resolution of the Board of Directors,
of this Institution, general meeting of
the stockholders will be held on Wsdnes-
day the 1st day Of January, 1917, at IL
O'Clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business ST great Importance 10
the company will be submitted Tor con.
sideation.
LEWIS HQFF, Cashier.
Julye lawtf
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
This day is published,
find ready for delivery to subscribers,
The First Number Of the
N 0NTHLY VISITa.rT,
OR

SOMETHING OLD.
A Periodical Fork, intended to be
monthly for twelve months. OF
longer, if mutually agreeable to subscri-
bers and the Editor.
/ CONDITIONS.
I. The YIsITANT will be hand omely
printed, on good paper, with new type,
procured for the occasion.
II. A number containing 40 Octave
pages, stitched in blue paper, will be is
sued once a month, and delivered to sub
scribers in Alexandria, at 25 cents per
number. payable on delivery.
y Subscriptions to the above
" ork will'bc received at the
Office Of the Alexandria Gaz-
cite.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Wanted

|vE%WO Apprentices to the Hating
4 Business, from ia to IL years Of
age, and of good character and cons
nexions.
John Wilbar.
June q IF
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On Saturday next, the 14th instant, Al
balt past three O'Clock, will be sold al
Deans wharf, the cargo Of the brig A
gent, consisting of
$500 bushels OF Isle of May Salt OF
a supe'fne quality, and
IS quarter casks of Malaga wine.
first quality
ALSO.
ESE The brig Agent, as she arrived
s O. sSi from sea.
Terms made known at the place Of
sale.
P 6. MarStellar.
September ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Public Sale

VIII be added to this days sales,
Q bales Bur,aps,
so pieces of Cotton Shifting,
Also, for .ferchants' Bank Paper,
Cloths, Bedford Cords, Irish Sheet
ing, Levantine silks, Calieees, Canbries
and Leno Muslins,
"A and 6 4 Cotton Shawls,
Marsellles Nesting, gc.
p 6. .Marsteller.
September IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Copy of letter from colonel Richard
Brown, Cherokee, to gentleman in
Washington City. dated
CkerOkee Natlon, VIC ~.

Brown, Cherokee. to gentleman III
Washington City. dated
Cherokee Nation, .9ug IL.
SIR, l wish you to inform the COM
maadirg officer of your country, that there
we're two Indians killed by the whites on
the 18th inst. about miles below the
head Of the Muscle Shoals. They were
drinking and went to the house of ne
gro who kept whiskey to sell and told him
they wanted some--he started o..it-they
called him, but he did not return, they
then agreed to drink, and pay for the
whiskey. About sun set, while they
we're drinking, there came ten or twelve
whites, together with the negro on horse
back, fired fourguns, killed two Indians,
and missed the other two. | have In
formed my men that they must not kill
any white men, for all we want is salts
faction, and the way we want IT is, by the
laws of the United States-therefore, we
wish the men who committed the muir
der, should be apprehenaed and kept
until the law can have its course on
them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
FEDERALrsTs BE ON THE ALERT

FEDERALESTS BE On TIE ALER !.
1t is probable. that the democratic party
since their late defeat in Maryland, will
assume their public papers comparative
mildness Of tone; it is probable that he
shall hear little or nothing OF their msvec
ments, through the ordinary channels OF
intelligence, that in those places where
we are accustomed to look for the etfuslons
OF tactious discomfort, all may appea
partially quiet and serene. We can tel.
Inc federal party from long acquaintance
with the political character OF their oppo
oents, that this apparent suspense OF hos
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12

Also, a0here may chad,
A general assortment of School and o.
Their Books, Writing and Letter Paper.
Blank Books, States, Quilts, Playing and
Blank Cards, etc. etc. either wholesale
or retail.
september 12
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12
Just Published,
VIRGINIA. ALMA.N.aCK,
Fer the Year of our Lord
1917.

For sale by the gross, dozen or smalle
quantity-by
JOHN A. STEWART,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-12

June q
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-16
one HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
WARD.

The S,ore Of the subscriber was mtef@
"a nv 4 ladder through the second stor'
window. and the following articles takeh
theresrorn. az near as can be ascertalneoa
: baus. 90 loayes sugar: one dozen Ma
de;rs wine, sealed with the letters ~
ono box segars, one dog. tumblers, al
old red Morocco pocket book, contai'
mo one 90 dollar note OF the Centrai
Bank Of Georgetown, one i've doilae
note Of the State Bank of North Caro-
lima. one of three dollars of the bank Oh J,
Cape Fear, one OF 90 dollars of bank o.
the South Branch of Potomac. one ~ 40
of do. and several other small notes a.
mounting in all 10 100 dollars. Also, a
note drawn by Ankrew Bartle Tor S44 ~
ss9ceats. dated 18th March 1872 OF ~
DAYS, endorsed by ,he subscriber; q
draft on William NJ. Chick " and
accepted by them, for S455 50 drawn
about 21st March 1916, at 80 days
note drawn by Thomas Jeryis, at go days
dated 4th April, for Sl57 so: a note
drawn bvJ. II. Clements q co. at 6t
DAYS. dated 10th March 1916 tor Ses7
r. cents endorsed by the subscriber
a charter party for the sch. Friendship;
signed by Adams, Herbert and CO. and
the subscriber.
The above reward will be given fol
The detection and conviction of the
thief or thieves, or Fifty Dollars fol
the Pocket Book and its contents. The
public are cautioned against receiving
any Of the above notes.
]. f. Caldwell.
april 8