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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
The Subscriber has Received

The Subscriber has Received
AND FOR SALE,
Is boxes best Spanish Segars
Filberts. soft shelled Almonds
Walnuts, Prunes, Figs, Anchosie,
Cheese, market baskets,
Antique oil for the hair,
Perfumes and perfume boxes,
Tortoise shell side and other combs
LOUIS BEELER.
april Is eoSt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Cawood and Smith, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Daniel Cawood is fully authorised to set
tie the concerns OF the late firm, by
whom the business will be continued.
Daniel Ca1oood.
T'hos FL. Smith
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
april IS

VaIs0ble Will Property for SAFE.
E1NDER the authority Of a deed OF
z trust. from the late capt. George
North. for certain purposes therein men
Il ned, the subscribers will expose to
sale, on the premises, on Monday the
9Th day of May, 1916, that valuable Mill
Seat on Holmes Run, in the county OF
Fairfax, to which are attached about for
ty-two acres of land. This valuable pro-
perty is about six and half miles from
Alexandria, Georgetown and Washing
ton. There is turnpike road from the
Washington bridge passing by this pro-
perry and intersecting the Little River
turnpike road.
The Mill House is built of stone, IS
by 40 feet, three stories high with com
plete machinery, the whole new, and in
excellent order. There is also com
modious dweling-house, kitchen, stables,
sc. A further description is deemed
unnecessary, as those disposed to pu :
chase will probably view the property
before the day OF sale.
One third Of the purchase money will
ae required in hand, and the remaining
two thirds in SIX and twelve months,w
a deed of trust upon the property 10 Sc
cure the payment.
John Mckinney,
n. s.. Wise,
Trustees.
March S IS
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
New Store,

On King-street, near ROYAL street, neA, neg,
above Messrs. Joel z. tiarper's and
Company.
Z Nathaniel Greenough, Jun
EA EsPECTFuLLY Informs the pub
"a Tic be is Just opened a variety q
French. India and American
GOODS, f;om New-Yoik and Baltl
more, and more expected daily, whlsl
he is determined "a sell cheap for cash.
India Cottons, from 20 cents and up.
wards
Calico and Ginghams from IS cents
and upwards.
DP CALL AND SEE.
April l6 eo4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
March $

For Amsterdam or Rotterdam,
DIRECT,
Or to stop at Ka0rs or Cores o.
. orders from Mr.. William Il Mile
to whom shippers will consisn theil
!. property
ssS The good Brig LYDIA. Captain
MERs Haskell, she has the greater par
of her cargo engaged, and will com
-mence ladiag immediately and can take
a few hogsheads on freight
DODGE & kETTELL.
April S If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
Lost or niislaid,

A certificate for 100 shares of the
Stock of the Marine assurance Compa~
nv of Alexandria, numbered from Ne.
55l to ESQ inclusive, in the name OF
James Heron, for renewal OF which APP
plicatiou will be made to the Office OF
the said company.
James Taylor, Jun.
Executor of James Heron, decd.
March so II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
NOTICE,

& Wednesday. the first day ~,
" next, the subscriber will a.
public sale, on the premises, far v esf
lot Of Ground on the nor h side If fs :.
street, between Water & Union.s.a..i
in front on King-street thirty feet s's'
extending northwardly to Fayette I,
The sale Will be made under = do
trust to the Subscriber 70 the uurnsal
securing certain debts due to Iscs']
and Rumney, and other
apriIs1O 90,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
For Rent,

THE brick Store House, Corner 0,
Prince and Water streets, lately occu
pied by Fendal and Koones.-for terms
Apply to ~ - an
II 40 Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23

andiag
From on board the brig Virginia, from
Gibraltar, and for Sale,
90 tons Pig Lead
50 boxes Florence Oil, and
90 casks sweet and dry Malaga
Wine.
.Ns,cton Kaene.
april 10
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
Burr Milestone Mandatory

YEvHE subscriber, intending to return
to the town of Alexandria and re-
sumo his former business of Burr Mil,
stone making, takes this method to in
form his friends and the public, that he
expects to commence business about the
first of April next, at his old stand, where
he will be prepared to execute ali orders
IA his line that he may be favored with.
Benjamin Brown
Dec % 2aW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
SALT AFLOAT.,

SILT UHFLOaT.
1000 bushels Bonavista,
1000 bushels of CadiZ, suitable for the
fishery, and will be sold low.
20 dozen German scythes, OF supe-
rior quality,
70 casks of stone lime,
30 barrels of very nice molasses,
100 Spanish hides, and a few
barrels tanners oil,
Sugar, coffee, raisins, bar iron and
steel, aud toIerable assortment Of Ger
man linens,
For sale by
.Kordecai Miller.
April 9 9aw4w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
Orleans Sugar. &c.
n cLE,MErTs g co.

u. H. CHEM c1v . = ".
Corner Of King and Water. streets, have
received this day and oGer for sale OIL
moderate terms
10 hogsheads prime N. O. sugar
4 ditto do. Jamaica do.
ditto old Jamaica rum
Q ditto Antigua do.
S ditto retailing molasses
so barrels Baltimore whiskey
40 boxes brown soap
40 ditto mould candles
so ditto raisins
100 loaves sugar
100 reams wrapping paper
6 casks Goshen cheese.
~ A constant supply family tt ze
april IS u
Landing
From sch. Rose Bloom, capt. How
land,
IS hhds. retailing MolasSes,
For sale by
Adams, Herbert & Go.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
For Boston,

FOr D0StOH,
s1sE The Schooner Rebecca, captain
g & "a Berry; an exc, llent vessel aid
ready for the reception OF a cargo; will
receive freight on moderate terms. Ap-
ply to
Who has for sale, landing from SAID
Schooner,
100 tons PLASTER.
april 10 eoSW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23

instrumental Slusic.
Charles Q Haro,
PROFESSOR Or Music,
MosF respe cttalIy informs the iuye-
niie gentlemen of Alexandria, that he In
tends teaching the theory and practice
OF the patent and plain German Finite,
Flagoiet, iiautboy, Union Pipe and other
instruments unnecessary to specify, APP
psssatlon ey nste to be left at the City
Hotel. Terms $40 per month, SIS en-
trance to be credited.
April 2.----eolm
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-04-23
Landing from ship Boston,

Landing from ship Boston.
IS quarter casks Malaga wine
1876 boxes bloom Malaga raisins
90 ditto Muscatel ditto
A quarter casks Sherry wine
S pipes superior Beneearlo wine
8 quarter casks do. do.
8 casks glass ware
SO bikes birthstone
AZ casks Lucea oil
case silks
s bags juniper berries
SO bales wrapping paper
IS ditto long writing do.
80 ditto superior quality do.
case verdigris,
Which will be sold low for cash or
approved credit.
O. P. Finley.
April II
The Cargo of Ship Boston,
el.ver p. Finley. master, from Gibral-
tdr' VIA Isle Oh May, CONSISTING VI
5000 bush. Salt
S sS b bsss' Maseatsl s bl. Raisins.
So pipes Catalonia wire
3 3 e. %of e,,t, Malaga Wine
zoo &C. casks choice old Sherry do.
10 cases sint Glassware
sea reafns Letter PaUer
81 cases Roll Birthstone
AZ Cases best Florence OH
| case Florence silks,
Wl'l conn ence landing to day and is
offered for sale by
Adams,,- Herbert 81 Co.
April 5.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02
NOTICE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

Sepfsmte' l2Jh, 1916, }
THE proposition made by this Department Tor
4 commencing ,be payment nj small sums ip coin,
,he first dsy @. October. 1876 has been generally
declined by tue state Danks, which have heretofore
suspended their specie riy ymsntsf AND ss mn ar
rangcment for supply ay Tie pcopie with the requs-
lie medium 10 pay tlie'r duties ..nd taxes, indepen-
deniiy Lf tie State Bark. cannot be conssnicntly
made until The Rank o ,c Tinted States shall be in
operation, Further will be pursued, with
view tOtbe collection o' the revenue IN coin, on
the said first day Of October, 1916 III t.I. ~
- Hut in pnrtusrce &c tie Resolution Of Congress,
passed on he 2o,h day of ApsiI. 1916 "a
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, sp~rl
THAT from and afer the 20lb day Of February,
1917 all duties, taxsp, debts, suins of money
cfung or becoming payable to tie Emitted 'des.
be paid and collected in legal currency Of the
United States, or Treasury Votes, oar Notes oi the
Bank Of the Uated states, or in Notes Of Backs
Which are payable and paid demand in the legal
currency Of the United States, and not oiherwise
And aii.t.oiieetors ard receivers of public so.sy
are required to pay dueaueh,on to The notice be'e
by given, and TO govern tbemselsts,f'n tho co..e-
ton and receipt ei,e public dues duties. and xss,
accordingly. tr-i
The Coliee,ors of the Customs, and Of the direct
Tax and Internal Duties are reqcesied 10 make G.s
notice generally known, by nilihe means 10 their
power. And tic printers an, bofised 70 rubI's, the
laws of The United states. viii be pleased TO insei
it.ln .tLeie respective Newspapers. -.
49, A.. rALLAs, ,-sssy gfs 1',e'E'-
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BY Virtue eta Detrse Of ne Suhrfnr judicial
Court, held at NsEpvs on ne last Msndoy ~ al.
gnsf, n Il. 1916 NIL be soid az Public .4ncfon. on
.nO.ND.7Y, ,hs 2.I Gsw II October mart al 2 o.
clock y. ~ (vyair. II nof ne fru Jfuir aay Jisrl J.
on fhe prenises
A IL te right title ard interest that JOHN IRISH
"A late Of MiddIetown, in said county. ycornsn,
died seized Of, in undivided half 1T Farm Sit
ua,cd io Mlddletomn, aud formerly the properly of
Joha ard Peiey Easton cont nll2 about Seventy
Acres. The soil is oontdcrcd quail. IL not superior
TO any this Island, for the cuuIe Of corn ba icy,
potatoes, and grass is we'll fenced with s'ope wail
laid in the best MANNER rCh the Farm, is an Or.lard
Of ofezccIIent fruit Dwelling House barn and corn
hStse; adjoining the Dwelling house belonging 10
the Farm, is new Dwelling House, exclusively the
property Of the said Jo@h LyAa. deceased = SAID
Farm has privilege Of sgs.n.annIe on sccbawest-
Beach, together with the exclusive right OF ali that
drives on the shore, extendng 100 rods on tue u-
ccan. .HLSO.
lareGiatsy Iflsr lhs Safs " hx above-
All the right, tnic aud interest O! the said John
irish in and TO ore other Lo, Of Land, In said Mid
de,own, lying few rods nor,b VI Sechawest beach.
called the GAapss. containing abou, 80 Acres cf
good land well fenced and wltcred Conditions lib
erai, and made known al The sale.
GEORGE IRISH. .adninissrosor
-. 10 he Estaie ef yehs Irish, dec.
Midletown, f9, 1916.
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> - = = 77777@77~~7-|77-77@77.
NOTICE.
70 az phcm IL nav concern.

TO al TcAcn, IL may concern.
Vou are hereby noticed tha, the Direct Tax Of the
i United States. for 1876, has become due and
payable and that attendance viii be given to receive
the same at the following times and places, viz.
Al the tavern Of Nichols Ha1aid, 10 the town Of
Portsmoall, fronisthe 18th to the 10th or October,
inclusive.
At the tavern Of q d. Greene, in the town Of
Portsmouth,, from the 7,h TO The 10Th VI October in.
elusive .lrfoN
Al The tavern Of George Lawton, In the town Of
Tper,on, from .he 2!st TO the 2Sa Of Octob=r, in
elusive.
At the store Of Almy & Manchester, in the town
Of Tiver,on from the 2ih TO the Goth OF October,
inclusive.
At the house Of --- on the common, in
the town Of Little .Conpton, from the 28lh 10 the
3Cth Of October, inclusive.
At the house OF - in tie town Of Litilc.
Compton, from the 3ist Of October, to the Cd of No
vember. inclusive.
At the house Of Charles Collins. in the torn OF
Warren. from the I4h to ,he 22d of October.
Al the house or Josiah gInnicttt, In the town OF
Darlington from the ed TO the 2Cth Of October IN
elusive
A, the Collectors ofsce in the town Of Bristol,
from the i4ih 10 The 5ist of October
At the Collectors 0iiice, ~ ibs town OF newport
for the ,owns Of k.wpor,, jamestown. Aiiddleo own.
and New -shofehaIn fiom the 4ih 10 l.s 25d OF No.
vember
And that correc, copirs of the Tax Liss
remain With tie Principal Assessor of this Collection
District, open 10 the Inspection cf any person who
may apply TO inspect the same
CHglsTOpiiER RAYMOND PERRY.
Collector Jsr he frst Csiisensn District
an the sfaie of Rhode island
Newport, sept %. 1916
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ATTENTION! AMERICANS.


"7he British Colonial Policy" as pronul-
gated by one of the English Travellers in
America, after recommending to his govern
.neut TO persads this country with Er.issories
and Shies, winds Up this bloody book, by
saving tbsl Britain never had en- enemy go
much 10 &c dreaaed as the United S,ars."
He predicts that spars will come" between
Us and. he recommends "rig0reus soarfare
unchecked and unqualified z,tih cLEaEscY
and roRnEARsscE IL says that Britain
"mu.t pour all her "erergies at once into
the contest, and make terrible inro4ds--des-
troy the seaports, aud lay the Z" country waste (;
for tha, excess OF ciemenoy is Z" cruelty"
The British have bfougbl against us The
Tsmahasok and the seathiry knife, and now
sac j. to come forth sgains; Us with the fla
ming soreh. Let her come il she dare, with
this British Traveller for guide, aud We
will soon convince her that We can carry tho
torch ef sar farther and ionger than she can.
Is London L,vrrfsol, aud Brisfoi es'iss en-
out of a rock. OF made entirely Of iran? are
mir ci,i.s made of ineom5usabie msgeril,s J
l. there no;hing sboa' them in6smsble (,
Aad sfe they az surroundcd with walls 4.
nile ssn' Is his burning and ie,,royipe
= gi...s ,ha, one a,snc can Play at The
800 "a a 80 ia ~
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SITUATION OF GREAT BRITAIN.


SITUATION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
-Erfraes Of iener from gentleman in BAH,
England, 10 his son tn Nesv- York, dared
July %, and l:ff af tie office of!he National
.ddDeca:e.
Trade and commerce in this country
seem to be annihilaied--people out Of employ
and rioting in every par,-.he hanging at Ely
has by no means quelled the spirit Of dissff-c-
tion--it has shown itself in a most alarming
degree at ChipPenham, Bradford, and also al,
Trowbridge, in this neighb,rhocd. The na
tional debt Of England is above thousand
millions, and that Of Ireland above two hun
drcd millions more.-OUa rATfoSAL TX.
TTxNsE EXCEEDS THE REVENUE SEVENTEEN
MILLIONS Pen AssUa, AND THE TAXES Ex
'cEED TIE RESTs IN EVERY COUNTY. A
nation so embarrassed Cannot long exist.
Eleven ofthe arst houses in London have late
ly stopped Payment--m any moro are ,o,ter.
ing-and the bankrupts 10 England alone are,
upon the average, eighty per week"
This Is, no doubt, pretty correst picture
OF the state Of England for We. should no,
suppose father would undertake to deceive
bis son--and dreadful picture il is. Thomas
Pzine's calculation was, tina, the national deb,
Of England would destroy itself by its regular
Increase in the prsseut year, 1916 ) or, in other
words, thar in the year l79e, IL had entered
upon the last twenty years of is political cxis
tcnce and We suspect Mr.. Paine's opinion
will prove nearly correct. Fhen n1s!onaier-
eense 10 sepeafeea millions hsnnds sferfsag, or
sevafy;f,e million four hardref ana eighty
shsasaa6 d1ilsr. more than tie -eyrrgs, ana
fares creed "a. rents ef la7fed properly N
radical eh.ase s9es aoi i4.c
p'ss-, rs not because !. IS n. waniei.
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Commissioners Noiice.

ME. The subscribers, having been appointed By
w the Hon. Court OF Probste for the town Of
Tiserton, Commissioners 20 receive, examine and
adjust tie claims against the estate Of
JOSEPH B3TLEY, u
late of said Tverton, deceased, REPRESENTED insol
vcn, hereby give o,ice. that SIX months are allowed
the CREDITORS II said estate TO bring in and prove
their respective claims ard that We viii attend for
tia, purpose a. the dwelling house of james Man
chester, at the -four corners,i T,sefon, any time
within the above mentioned period.
JAMES mASciiEsTER,2 c..,,.
HOLDER Al NJ,
All persons indeLetj 70 said Estate, are Sereby
called upon TO make D! fnsn, TO
KUTf Da.LyY .9s-i, s,ra.ri-
T,yer,oa Oct 2, 1916.
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THE subscriber having hired the Friends socc..
Il " school Room, tenders bis service so the in
habitans Of Newport and ss vicinity an Instructors
Of Youth. in Reading Whiting, hfi,hne;ic, ard En-
gIish GRAMMAR and assures those who may feel
disposed 10 patronise him. that so excrions n his
part shaIl be wanting 70 IMPROVE Abe mind and pse.
serve the noss.s OF those commi.tstto his easc.
; ROWLAND, jun
II. n. The above school somn,Snctti on Niendsyp
the 50'h SEPT and an evening school ON the evening
Of the same day .s. =. Oct 2.
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FIFTY DOLLARS.

r OST, yesterday afternoon. about 2 o'clock, q
AI Treasury Note Of fifty Dollars, mo 49-B.)
Whoever has found the same, aud will give informa.
ton thereof at this Office, that the owner may re-.
ceive il, shall be handsomely rewarded.
NaWnnrt Oct. 2. lRlG.
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.AldRRYED,


In this town. On Mcnday evening last, by The Rev
Mr.. Eddy, Mr. rEoEAs surEaAato 10 Miss SALLY
Trlisy, daughter of The late Mr. james Tikey
In this town, by the Eev Ms Webb, Mr.. Viii
LiAa Wssp TO Miss Many PEAnen.
DIED,
In this town, Sunday morning last, after iosg
and pAinsh iilgess whica she bore with fortituds
and resignation, Mrs. ANN TaoBRIp0E STALL, in
the Ssh year of hes age, wife OF Gen Isaac Stall
and daughter Of the late Capt Nathaniel Bertly.--
She possessed in no small degree the love and con-
nderce OF her christian friends, and the affection cf
her family Having been exemplary professor Of
tho religion Of the gosnei for nuInhsr Of years, aud
huinbly resigned 70 The will OF her Heavenly Parent,
she left this trausnory sccas, In the hope and evil
deuce OF blessed Immortality
In this town, on Sunday Last, MIR GoprRnr WIZ.
WOOD, aged ~ FunerM this afternoon, 10 which
his friends shl connexions are invited to attend.
Al BrisfeL on the 3ist ult. Mrs. RvarccA ELLl-
OFT, widow of Col Robert Elliott, and daughter
of ,bc late Rev. James ssr,,n OF this town, in the
Esd year Of her age. =.
At Philadelphia, on lhe 20th inst sir. DkRsAnp
MMAnos, distinguished as a botsnist
A, .feu fsrk, air. SA~uSt STocxwRLL, aged
rs. Of the theatre. .
At Charleston, General JosrPH ALsToS, late Gov.
ernor Of Soulh.Carolina, aged SO years His lady
was daughter OF Aaron Burr, VITO persisted a Few
years since, on her passage from Charleston to New
York
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2, 1916.

Information from various sources su,nor
ises Ms to say that the Republican frsemen of
this state intend to support candidates as
Electors of President and Vice-President Of
the United States, at the ensuing election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-10-02

Cahsure Of Pensaeoia.--Ano,her repof, Of
the capture OF Pensssola, by The South Amesi-
can PA.rios, 40 published 10 the National In
telliscocer. The ediiors obtained the report
from the Mississippi Territory and ,hey en-
press the opinion, that The fact of the Cartha-
genian Ace, being off tho balize in July,
" des,iped, as was then believed, against Pen.
sacola, gives the reported capio,e much prob.
ability" tH .k.tst
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A NJ
psy c5sp
THOMAS II. MUMrOKD,
has jSsf rsesirsd. esa for sGis.

AZ -N0. ~, lEdmcs. .Ssrrcf.
q N extensive assortment of Day Coon..
which he is determined ia. sell as low or lower
shan has been sold for q number of years past in
Newport--ohscng srhieh are--- 4. - 4 -
BhoADcLoriis a:sd 0ASsiMBREs of all colors
aud qualities. laa ts..t..r s,sel,.. .--l- -
FLANNELs--red. white. green. & yellow--somo
rs low as lss per yard. and fine for ESQ 4. -
noMBA2ETTs-rhlscx, brown, green, olive, scar
let. and piaid-.somc as low AS lac per yard :. ~
GiNGhAMs--a large assortment, at 10 cents per
yard. -. = .ea ~. r.. nv, =
cALicoEs--suprsne AID common. very good
for lao per yard, l4t ii. f.s,s -. saas',l@s
CHEx--imen and cotton. for leo per yard
Shiriting Cottons. from, 20 cents 70. Ss.i r
BandSnnas and hsg Ha,jke rrhiefn ssts <. M
FESTlNGS-s,lk,w woisted and Marseillcs. II
LiNENS--vsry low. p.,s e, ss.s sr.l :s
Ladies black and lead-colored vorsled Stockings,
fine. FOR Is per pair. ta,i., 3. 3. n ,iItss.E
Elegant silk and ect,eh shawls
Cotton Lace, HANDSOME, for e. per yard.
With variety of other articles. cheap for Cath
tor f-cof ofwhich. please call and ace s' I. i,J ~
GJ Ncw-york money and treasury notes. taken a
'par. 40 tt-fL afat .s.>ah - asa ~ lsli az
/ N .. Anper.ons iDdshtsa " Mote or noyk.Ac.
Josiah Munro, Aafa. Svcrf, or Caa6 6,seeae,
ere earnestly requested ,omske inuedate yaymcns
TO the subscriber who Is authorized 10 re fei}e tho
sstne the same. Those, also, who are infebtcd 10
the subscriber, ara requested to make pnmediasc
payment. ~ THOMAS N. MUMFORD
Newport Oct 9.18l6 81 i.sl. a4I ill1 q 4'l,f 4,
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N VERBS Evening School corn
~ . mences This Evening. He viii tescl, Nav.
'gation in addition to Reading, Writing and Ari,h.
me'ic Terms Of Taitiop, Navigation. 3 5A-ihsf
common branches 8 per quarter. 1000 "a
tke@port, Oct q 1916. .4t.h a. =. .st a
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terrified t" British t,sysl.e." s>ys HAT neytr
was there foe, until now, that, posse sscd her
language, that kew TO her counrils s"-and be
might have added that de.ee!er q ker LIES.
Never could ioteigper, until now, intro.
duee himself, hnno,iced, into her parlia-
men,, army navy or raasgfaesories"--and
might have added, never until now could
foreigner set our cities on 6rc SO snugly rs
could these Americans, were they SO diabol-
icsly disposed, as to copy the example OF the
BEisyark Of cur religion. We would advise
my Lord Ces,lereagh to. shut bis British
Traveller up in o mad house, snd never seDd
him across the Atlantic sgain, lest lie should
put " foys Of fdesnerofion," into the hands OF
he humane sod mercifui Americans. joa-
ATTAIN has already shown chat he Can yfeiiow
wherever Ioux Bull shall lead Bos. Yankee.
ID tsh
II toppears by letter from New. Orlesos,
that the fort at Appalschicole, recently de-
stroyed by our army, contained hearty 5000
stands Of British arms, in fine order, never
used or opened abou, 500 carbincs, between
200 and 1000 pairs Of pislois; 500 steel scab-
bs,ds, swords, and an immense quantity of
British uniform cothinf, amounting in the
whole, TO about 8 800 600 worth OF properly
there were also 500 kegs Of powder secured,
Which had bseo slosed ia the village, outside
the iori t sts AZ