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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
NEW GOODS.
GEORGE S TOMPKINS.

Respsctsy informs his friends aud the public in Gen.
e'aI, Mat he has just iece,ved an,.6crs yOr safe,
a handsome assortment Of F.lN'Cf GOODS
and CUTLERY, consisting Of uoJ fol.
lOz0ng articles, pi:
Plated Tea Sets, Britannia Tea-Po.s, Su-
gar Dishes and Cream-Pots, planished tin, tea and
coffee Pots, black and coqueco tea, bread, knife,
and snuifet Trays, plated and brass Candlesticks,
plated and coquelico Castors, tea, table, and carv
ing Knives and Forks. jack and pen Knives, Razors
Scissors. Shutters, razor strops, CAGES and Boxes,
Britannia rumbIers, do tea and table Spoons, pock
ct Lanthorns and Looking. Glasses, house, hearth
and dust Brushes, cloth, hair and tooth Brushes,
shoe and buckle Brushes, brass. mounted and com
mon Bellows, ladies' tortoise. shell and horn Combs
tortoise, shell and horn pocket Combs. jsppsned
Tumbcrs and sugar Dishes. cotton Umbrellas, &c.
Nso-Engish and French Watches, warranted
gold Beadssilver, tea and table Spoons-silver and
plated sugar Tongs-goid. silver and gilt Watch
Chains-seals and Keys--a variety OF Ear-Rngs,
Finger-Rings and Breast.pins, glass, wax and gilt.
Necklaces, &c.
o. The above Goods having been purchased very
cheap in Boston, will be sold lower than has been
offered in this town since the war -'.
"a Gold and silver Ware manufactured and re-
paired at the shores, notice.
Clocks ana Watches cleaned and repaired in the
best manner.
Januar, 81.
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g9fsreiianp.
GEoRLIA SUGAK,

GEORGIA SUGAR. @
Rrfracf GA grfter 10 memtsr Of Congress
---nohrs q ees,nanisaisa fer. .N,,es' BaI..,
moro yfcekiy Register. *
The cultivation OF The cane Is rapidly eS.
tending With rs have received some In.
formation on tai, interesting subject whica,
suppose, may be gratifying 10 you.
Ms)vr Halter, on IS acres, cultivated by
II hands, pseduced 10000 lbs. sugar, ard
rs hhds. mniasscs.
. John M'Cssen, esq. plan,ed ts acres IN
cane---avessgv psojuc, o,ooo Canes per acre
5000 canes, the product OF quarter Of an
asse, we aed 500 gallons of juice, which boi!s
ed down, made 673 lbs. sugar, and msy loso
SO lbs. IN druiniug, leaving 622 lbs. or c4sS
lbs. Of shgar pee ncre."
lie, ~ look at these products and SEQ whsa
they am sunrto, as the hreserf prices for So
gar aud motasses. rssf
lao,c 70 ihs. sugar, worth on the
,spotI y. cents ScS,eoo
rs hd nelassess at 90 de. 5000.
Product ofss acres and " hands, S20 SOD :
-
ID acres at 34ss lbs. per aere---
tv 4+7s4 lbs at II. cents, S76i3 2e
Say ~ hhds. mola.ses stgo dis. 1910 Oh
S-------- ,
Prodoc, Of ID aercs and 6 hands 89,4sa 90
-------A
39,2s3 dollars, the product of 23 hands, 10
for each hand j7oe dollars. Iheve 10 no gei3
n'ne equaI 10 this.
But:sugar and nAolasscs may not hold ,kcir
present priees--the duties WIN be tcdueed,
aud the cost of freight and charges lcsscncds
by the. continuance Of peace. Good sugar,
however, cannot casily bc lower in the Unit.
ed States than 10 cents, the fo,d1 duty ins
cluded, and j, is believed Tho West India
planter canoot pro6tably furnish il here at 30
low rate. And then the product OF thcs6
crops, raised io3 sc'es, by .23 hands (allow.
ing tho sugar at 10 cents J,er hound, and tho
moiasscs ut 90 dis. her hogshead) would bs
2l,o7s dollars, or. 81 dollars per acre, and
60 dollars fCr hand. ~
When we &c, TO exporting sugar--whtr
il becomes u staple article Of our commcfcc,
like cottors its value may 'cprecia,o equal 10
,ae duy thai will probably be continued uron
IL, q 10 cents per ib.) but sill, !, viii be Z
mos, psoh,ablc crop. r.
Thus do The bouniies Of God to our coun'
Try unfold Themselves snd b-r' hoinf 10 .inds.
tenaencc. W
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Yaiuablc Pr9psry.. Jor sale.

THE subscriber will either sell NJ lease the House
in which ae now lives, in Thames-ssrest-.
give immediate possession. H. will sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of The late George Chsmpin,
Esq which land is very convenient sor Iious> lots
He will either sell or lease his farm at szehoess,.
point, in MJdle,sssa- I.a hsS Furnitvre siso
for sale. ykTiI UAZihu.
}sa. 81.
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For sale.

s7'aE FARM of the subscriber, si,u,ted in Ports.
4 mouth. one half mile sou'h of Bristol Perry,
confirming about 90 acres. with Dwelling g-Iiouse-
Barn and other out houses, in good repair. The
whole will be sold on reasonable terms For psrtie.
ulars apply to tine subscriber, living The premises
dOBN ANTHONY.
Ps-ts7ss.t, Jug Il, 1875.
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NEW HOTEL

- ,NTORD HORTON respectfully infofms his
- Trends and The pu5.ig, tisi he has ,skeu the
Ho4g- forfne ~ IDproTe ~ III Bristol Bark next
no.th Of ti,e market, eb,ob he has orered for
Il HOUSE u X ~ R7.dIH.uFNT.
Ladies md geni'rmsn can be accommodated with
b,a aing and iodSrg ma pleasant and agreeable
manner-Fi.e e uas and dinner parties can also be-
Accommodated in the best possible manner-snd
travellers will fnd good entertainment tor them
selves ard suil.b.e accommodations for their horses
I Ice public assured that the most 1nretnnt,nS
exertios thaII be employed 10 give every sst.ise-
ion. Bristol, Nov. 9. 1915.
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c. NJ. l'HUKS1 ON,
96srs for sae, as 40 I, .HfRsrcef
70 CASKS New RICE
Is bags COFFEE, at is cts per II
20 barrels Alexandria FLOUR
S boxes Of Sl'GSR
1000 lbs LOAF SUGAR;
80 quint ais Of GOLDFISH,
10 hhds r. bUNi
w RUM, By The basrel:
GIN and BRANDY, by do;
10 boxes RAlSiN
5 bags rIMENTO;
chests dyson TEti
3quarter-casks Tenerifit WINE;
do. Malaga do
do. Currsut do.
POWDER, by the cask;
SHOT. by the bag
With general assortment Of first quality
. w. INDIA GOODS aud GROCERIES,
at FETAL. Jan. II.
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FLOUR.

$50 bbls FLOUR /;
loc do very superior, for family use;
g. abs. TAR
tierces RICE;
100 bbis CABIN-BREAD
l5O do. SHIP BREAD
For sale by SO
~ JOSHUA SAVER.
fpreasa or approved notes.
n Nersporf Jauory a. 1916 ...t
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COMMERCE. OF sAyAHNAHs

On the 22d Of Jan. there were ~ the pott
OF Savannah, A9 ships--4i bfigs.-2o sehrs.
and 10 sioops-also at Tybec, bound op, 10
sail, mostly square rigged vessels making
is the whole, f47 ssii--the largest iiunber az
oac ,imc fss 20 years past.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21
REMOVAL.

WILLIAM S. NICHOLS,
Informs his 7o.pn and Country Cusiemers.
THAT he has Removed from the stand lie re-
j centiy occupied, to No. lS4. Thames. street.
in the building next north OF Mr.. CHAssiSo's
House, where he will continue TO manufacinre and
keep constantly for Sale, Gold snd Silver WARES
Of the best quality.
Newport. Feb z. s,-.g- ow.
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EER1r CHEAP.

"a RICHMOND offers for sale an elegant assort-
men, If English and French GOODS, as low as Can
be purchased in Boston or New-Yerk, and win re-
ceiys New York money at par. Feb. 2.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

d be is further enacted, That If
Judge oftbe Supreme judicial
court Of Common Please, or of
len, Minister or Elder as afofe.
IONS together in Marriage with
publication, or when tho publ.
wfully objected to. and the i'm
d,thc persons so offending shall,
,f,upon bill Of indictment before
II Court, forfeit and pay as fine
ing One Thousand Dollars, nor
ars to be imposed st the Gisere-
urt, 10 be holden in the county
shall be committed, one moiety
be paid unto The General T'tes-
moiety to him or them who shall
fence.
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TREASURY NOTES.

CHARLES NJ THURS7ON,
MILL give Newport Money for few thousand
w Dollars of TRsAsuRY NoTEs. lin large or
small sums) at a small discount.
Newport. Feb .e =,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

We susdsrs,,nd that Cspt. Charles stew
sr,is sppoipiedio ,he comfssnd o' -; f'ahss
in, IA.
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SPANISH MILLED DOLLARS.

Js G. SHAW will give premium upon Spanish
Mhled Dollars. Tie will also buy and sell Treasury
Notes--and attends generally TO he business Of
Broker He has for sale, II shares in the Ne. port
Bank. J0a IL
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ysrfaer e11cfed That f any
ASSISTANT, Suuse OF the supreme judicial Court, jos
tice of Court OF Common Please, or of the Peace,
Warden, or elder rs aforesaid. shall presume 10
marry any man or woman whom he knows 10 have
wife or husband living or hath had wife or
husband within his knowledge, and doth no, know
shs, such wife husband IS dead in fact or in law
or that the person offering to be married hath been
lawfully divorced, such officer Minister or Elder
offending. and being thereof lawfully convicted be
fore the aforesaid Court, shall pay fine. to and
foe the use of the State, ule sum Of I've Hundred
Dollars
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-02-21

BY arepor, from the Director ol'he Mints
il appears ,hst there have been sirnck our
ing the last year Gas half eagles, amounting
to 3,f75 doiiars--snd 6o,232 quarter a,iafs'
amounting to 1853 doIisrs--thc whole a.
noun, of gold And silver coin struck being
but 10, ,xs3 dollars. While the expenses OF
the Mint in tho same period where 3i4,49s,
The high price Of gold and silver bdI'ion Is
gisca asihe reason Why so few coins havs
been struck. The Director, however, stNcs,
,hs, {, is probable they will be able to corn
during the presen, yes' fifty tons OF copper
amounting 70 nearly $1,000 dolals in ee",si
and half cents, and the like amoun' In the
following years.
In tho yesr 1915, rrsasu'y OF the Stais
of New York received 50, S2,o64,F3s-and cx~
pended 2,oS7,s93. -.
The receipts from Bank sDd other disi.
deods wss ie4,475. The money borrowed
was 1850 900.
The New.York Senate and House has a.
tou, 10 members. Thcfs were paid TO
them last year 1926 dollars.
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TWINE.. LINES AND WHITE
CORDAGE,

OF every description, kept constantly on hand, at
the lowest wholesale and retail prices, for Gosh,
warranted , Jod by
BERNARD HILL, Jun.
AZ his Cordage 5tannfaefO,y. fen rode westward
VI I'm. Douglass.
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Diiliature AImai,aek.

PROPOSAL
BY Rows u UooPER, friHfrrs, Boston,
For printing by subscription,
n JOURNAL
IF ysnsg man Of .ucIssachuseits,
Late surgeon 90 board .n American prvateer, who
was captured at pea by the British in May 1918,
anil esnfaed first .Hei1gHe Island Hah1r, iheH
~ Chalham England, and Darf'n0er Prison:
intersperced with
ObserpaIsts, .fnecdofeS and RemarAs,
terdng 70 illustrate
sse moral Gnd pohGedi characters Of Arer Nations.
TO winch will be added
Il Cprrecs Engrsp.ny of Dartn,oor Prison,
representing the late
MASSACRE OF AMERICAN
pSt.So oNERs.-
wRfrTkN sy BIMsKLY
Nothiag ersessItS,~nor ser dgwn angm fI yraEfe!
The public are respectfully informed, that this
JOURNAL is not an ordinary production but aspe-
enen OF American spirit, and correct representa-,
SION of the prisons, and of the treatment OF our
countrymen at Melyile.IslanI, near Halifax and
Just narrative Of The sufferngs OF Seamen and
Soldiers IN their passage across the Atlantic, TO En-
gland. II gives accurate description of the Pri.
son-Shps at Chatham; and Of the treatment of the
prisoners board-where will be found many things
10 cens1re, and SOME to commend :,
Ii wdi also contain a more minute account OF
Dartmoor Prison than has yet any where appeared;
making, according 10 the opinion OF the best Judges
among us, an highly Interesting performance.
This JOURNAL, narrated in the simple and una.
dorncd slyle comprzes the beginning and the end OF
what may be called the of 1912. to 1915; and
gives inside vew not only OF the British ships OF
war, but Of their Transports, and Prison Ships:
we do not offer the public dry detail of facts,
but entertaining narrative, interspcrsed with OBJ
serva,ions National Character Manners and Pre-
judces, interesting the aged, and instructive 20
the young -
1t viii be embellished with correct engraving OF
Da' tmoor Pr SON and dedicated to His Exceilency
GovRRSoR SrRoNo
\ Manuscript Journal, every way inferior TO this,
was purchased at New-York, for Nine Hundred
Dollars which, instead Of being published, was sup
pressed, Those who have seen both have TO hesHa-
tion in prcnouncing this offered TO the public,
to &C in every point superior to the Manuscript
which was bought up TO be destroyed.
CONDITIONS.
. 1.-The work will be put TO press as soon as sui.
6cien number Of subscribers obtained 10 desty
She eKpence -
the volume will contain upwards of 900 duo
d. ages, and will be printed on a fssi hand
some ypc sud coed paper, and afforded at One Dol.
sdr, hordson,ei, bound
3-hoy person that will procure seven snbscri.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER Il. 1916.
ROBBERY.

On the night Of the 9Th of December,
1916, the Exchange Oaice of The sub
scriber, Bridge street, Georgetown, from
appearances by a false key, was robbed
of the following property, in Specie. con-
sisting of dollars, change, American and
English gold, about 200 dollars bank
notes, mostly three dollar notes of the
bank of Washington, and some small
tickets, together about so dollars, one
pound note of the bank of Englard, and
one hundred and sixty four lottery tick
cts as per numbers below. The lottery
tickets can be of no use to the persons
taking them, and an attempt to pass them
would only lead to detection, it is
therefore hoped that the person or per-
sons who took them, will return them to
The subscriber through the Post Office at
Georgetown. A liberal Reward will be
paid by the subscriber for any intorma-
tIon that may lead to the discovery of
the persons or recovery of the property.
All Keepers of lottery Offices in the Unit
ed States will please to keep list OF the
numbers of the following tickets, as it
may lead to discovery Of the theft.
R0MyLUS RIGGS.
List Of the Nos, Of Tickets in the yued-
icat lottery, cd Class.
1901, 22G2. s203, 1904, 2205, 1905.
1907, 9eos, 2o0o, esIo, 2ale, s91s,
esl4, a216, 2sl7, 22I9, gg19, 1920,
1851. 1882, 1858, 1884, 1885.
1856, 1887, 1858, 1889, 1850.
1861, 1862, 1865, 1864, 147s1.
1872, 14Zs3, 147s4, 147S5, 1886.
1897. 1888, l47S9, l474o,
l4741, 1912, l4T4S, 14744, HAAS,
14746, 14747, 14T48, l4749, 14750,
1926, 1928, 1920, 1890, 1882,
2152s, 1854, 1885, 21527, 1888,
1889, 1850, 1854, 1855, 1857,
1858, 1859, $3.50, 21546, 21547,
2l548,s 2l549, 1850, 1901, 15lG2,
l51oS, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907,
1905, 1900, 1910, 1911, 1912,
1918, 1914, 1915.
LIST 0E NUMBERS OF TTCKE rs
10 the Washington, Monument Lot.
terry, third class
81, 50, So, SIS, Sc. 81, So, 50, Go. 81.
90, 63, 81, IS. Is, g.. 6s, GO, 70. =,
-, 1914, IS, so6, 2lo, a49O, 2481,
2474, 24S9, 2lza, 2l69. s247a, 24o7
24G8, 247l, 2473, 2466, e4s4, s4a5,
2435. s4Ss, 248I, s475, S4jI, S452,
3454, s455, s456, 1857. 1858, 3459,
$3.50, S46l. 1916, 4647, 4648, 1919,
1890, 1864, 1858, 1850, 1862, 4693,
1894. 4691. 1896, 1897, 1898, 1909.
400, SSl5, 3Si5 3453
Dec Q
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Sales at Auction,
On wednesdays and Saturdays,

TN W CuTCouUyS y -
WILL BE oEEERsp,
At The Auction oGiee ca Union streets
- Between King and Prince
IN extensive and general assortment
&C seasonable Goods, OF British,
Fssncb. German. India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select
NJ and we'll worthy the attention OF
.os, and country merchants and others !;
- ,be undersigned will be aouadsntly
suon|ied from the maunfactorsand tii I.
s,;enls in Boston. New York aad Phlia-
dlelohia--mhich viii give to gentlemen an
ooportuuity Of laying in their goods on on as
GOOD eo terms as they can be IN those cities e
falling into view tie difference Of tx
change. etc. etc.
The particular description OF goods
will be advertised in the papers OF the
DAY. .,,.d - aud
liberal advances made if desirable.
John jackson & 20.
Auctioneers.
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EN-, RoYAL-srlEET. ALEXANDRIA.
Vaudeville e Larnour

Haze receired for Sale,
IS hhds Pennsylvania rye whisky
so bbls do do
$ hhds New England rum
60 bbls do
90 puncheons Cd, Sd and 18th proof
West India do
Is bbls 4th proof Accomac peach
brandy
5 pipes Holland Gin
10 bbls country do
90 hhds molasses
90 bbls low priced sugars
% boxes new raisins
Is casks do
1000 ID fresh Zante currants :
600 Id soft shellcd almonds
SO casks colored Goshen cheese :
200 hrkins Pennsylvania butter. Phi
ladelphia inspection, No. l. Tor
family use
15 bags race ginger
20 casks cAewing tobacco
30 bags and 10 barrels Havana
green coffee
1000 bushels blown salt
1000 ditto grouad alum
! bale writing paper
so boxes noald and dipt candles
s boxes rea! Martinique Noyau
WINES, liquors and s'jceries as usual.
December 2
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For Freight Or Charter.

Fer Freight Or Charter,
tSg fhe substantial and fast sailing
ssIakb ig 4Agenoia. Martin, master (;
she carries about 1850 barrels and is new
u complete order for any voJsge.
ALSO.
fET The elegant and very fast sail
Icing brig Auriila. HnwIauf. mas
err: she is nearly new, carries about 900
barrels and is now ready for the reception
Of a cargo. Apply n
T. II. HoWiasd.
Who has for sale. received per sioop
Regulator,
4 few bales bleached Russia Sheetings,
Few casks ren! S3crmscaeti Oil, and lUo
reams Wrapping Paper.
December IL
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OKrHaho' lot ~,

THIS is to give notice, that the sub.
scriber. of Alexandria County. in the
district OF Columbia. has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county, letters
of administration on the personal estate
of Abel Willis. late of the county afore-
said deceased: All persons having claims
against the said decedent, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with tie
vouchers thereof, passed b. the Orphans
Court, on or beforethe lth day OF June
next. or they mayaby law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate; 4 these
indebted thereto are required to make
immediate pa, ment to the subscriber.
Given under my hand this J lth day Of
December, 1916.
Anthony Rhodes,
Administrator Of Abel "illiG
| December IL so2H
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200 Dollars Reward

z WILL give reward OF one hundrea
q dollars for the arrest nd conviction
Of the person or persons who robbed NY
exchange Office on the night OF the otil
instant: also an ssidiiiona reward Of
one bundled dollars for the recovery os
the property stolen therefom consisting
of specie in dollars, change, American
and English gold 200 dollars, bark notes
a':ut 80 dollars, ninety tickets in the
Medical College LOTTERY, secord class,
aud n tickets in the Washington Mo-
numcnt Lottery, third class.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
Georgetown, Dec. l2
2. >. II any person has knowledge OF
the said robbery. ard do not wis., heir
aforementioned, and wiz give ne pri-
vate information, SO that the persons cAn
be arrested, they shall lie entitled to tbs
reward, and it shall be kept secret,
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REMOVAL.
G. Bronaugh & Company.

G. Bronaugh & Company.
Have removed their Store one door be-
low the corner of King and Patrick
streets. nealy opposite Aiessrs. Tyler
and Harrison.
In addition to their former
Stock they are now opening general as
sortment OF Dry Goods, lately purchased
in Philadelphia, which they offer for sale
on very eligible terms; for cash or TO
punctual customers. They wish puroha-
seis to cali aud examine the goods.
November SO If
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+. Swami, jun.
Edward SWAIN.
For Sale,

For Sale,
EIvHAT substantially built & elegant
4 ly finished three story Brick Daet-
Ing House on Water-street, formerly
the residence of the late pr Kennedy !;
with which will be sold, either conjoins-
" or separately, the adjoining vacant
Lot, % feet front and 100 feet deep
The terms of sale will be very accOmmo-
dating TO the purchaser.
IF this property be not sold PREVIOUSLY
to the 18th of May next, it will then be
for Rent and possession given immedl-
ateiy thereafter.
Application may be made to
]. l.. M'Kenna
anril Ga dSt&2awtf
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100 Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber, on the
27th September, a negro man, named
JAMES, about feet 10 inches high,
slender made, very black, about forty
two years of age, good coarse shoe
maker, talks sl0w and chews tobacco. =
| will give The above reward it taken 20
miles from this place, or Fifty Dollars
If taken with!h that distance, and pay
all charges for delivering him in Aiezan-
dria.
Charles l. Catlett.
October 8 It
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November "
Exchange O.lice, Geofyeto.s9s.

" WILL give the highest premium tor
4 Drafts at Sight. and Bank Notes, on
the following places, VIZ. ).
Boston, New York, philadelphia, Bal
timore, Virginia, North Carolina, soath-
Carolina aud Gems,a.-i will also sIve
Me highest premium Eor Drafts on New
Orleans. Treasury Notes and Srecie.
All kinds Of Westeta Bank Notes
baBgk and soil.
All kinds Gf Stocks and Bills oil Ex-
ange bought and SOLD.
Notes. Drafts, aud Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
Fl. Persons travelling to any part oil
the United States may be supplied wlth
smtable Funds.
a. Please TO enquire my Exchange
ana Brokers' Office, Brtdge-street, Geo.
I0irh.
Romnlus Riggs.
1une | If
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/ he Subscribers

At the corner OF King and Royal streets,
have just received
and OFFER FOR sale,
hhds best quality brown sugar
so barrels Pennsylvania whisGey
4 punche0ns old rum
S ditto New Eaglund ditto
pipes choice French brandy
2 ditto Holland gin
2 or casks L. P. Madeiral
2 pipes i'cneriiIe yv;nes
6 or casks Sherry '
do do Port
puncheon cherry bounce
- Kegs uutmegs
5 5;::s tx s.:.' TEAS.
90 kegs snuff
90 boxes mould candles
Is ditto ditto ditto
Pimento, pepper, alum, copperas
Salt-Petrc brimstone
Wrapping paper
A few boxes Spanish Segars
Ioaether lciM
& general assortment of other articles IN
Their line.
WIN. & f. Marbury.
November rs
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Union Bank, Alexandra,

November so. 1916.
Stockholders in this Institution are
hereby notified, that an election for ls
Directors to serve the ensuing year, will
be held on Monday the 9th day of Janu
ary next, at the court house in Alexan-
dria. BY order,
C. T. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
December Q dte
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Marble, Vino, Oil, etc.

October IS j
Marble, Vino, Oil, etc.
l02 Cases Italian Marble contain.
ing. Mantle ard Chimney piec.
es, Hea:ths, Pillar &c. Ffuted
and plain OF assorted reiofs,
cut purpcsely tor the American
market.
A quantity of Marble slabs
4 marble statues
1000 Marble tiles
400 Do Mortars with pestIes
Q Cases alabastcr oraamcnts
IS Half pipes WINE
200 Boxes Florence oil
40 Cask, talow
6Cases Black camb-ics
Case mens cotton hose
Case wolnens Do
frank mems dress shoes
Q DO Ladies' Do
DO womens Morocco shoes
9 Do Silk Do
s Do Buos
Case Felt hats
6 Da silk Do
9 boxes pen ADD pocket knives
gases Gernan stea cross cut saws
7 Boxes fine Sheet lead
A patent cooking machine complet-
ed, with wood model, and printed di-
'ections, for setting it up
Received bY>ship Potomac, fromG Genoa,
And for sale by
John Janney & co.
December 9 en9w