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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-28
District of Columbia,
County Of .Alenaadria, to Wit;
April Term, 1916.
James Cassin, Complainant,
against
John H. Pawn, T. Thomas w. Peyton,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.'


The defendant John Il. Fawn not hav.
ing entered his appearance and given
security according to the statute and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Court upon afidavs
it, that the said defendant John III. Fawn,
is not an inhabitant of this District :ton
motion of the Complainant By his c1un-
sci, it is ordered, that the said Defend
ant John II. Fawn, do appear here on
the first day of November temn nest. and
enter his appearance to. the suit, and
give security for performing the decrees
of the Court, and that the other defend
ant Thomas w. Peyton, do not pay a.
way, convey or seerete, the debts by him
owing to, or the estate or effects III his
hands, belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT John III. Fawn, until the further
order or decree Of this Court, and tina.
a copy Of this orderbe forthwith publish
ed for two months successfully in one
Of the public newspape' published in this
county, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Courthouse OF
said county.
A Copy-Ies,e
G. DENEALE, q. G.
Aug. 6 iaw2m.
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Lawrason & Fowle,
FOR .rEW. FORK or BOSTON,,

as freight may off,,
sx The beautiful schooner Cepkire,
49, William Taber, master; will be
ready for the reception of cargo III
few DAYS, and viii carry 900 barrels.
also, for .fsro York,
zS@ fhe substantial sLsop Alert, is
s5sgsgssfe Weldon, master; a regular trad
81. will stow 600 barrels, and be ready
for the reception Of cargo III a lev
days. Apply to -
,Barnewall & Pophani.
september % II
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The Subscriber

The Subscriber
HIS FOR SAFE,
40 bales Carolina Black Moss OF ilne
quality. suitable for Coach Making, Up
h,olsteYring, sc. Also, q few bales bess
retailing Cotton.
July .sayts
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PhiLadeLphin. SEPT. "a.

4HttductPH'', oFPt. -.
Amount of Specie that has arrived at
This port within few days.
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DIRECT TAX.

NOTICE is hereby given, thsi the Direct Tax.
assessed on the Town Of Newport, for the year
ono thousand eight hundred and fifteen, ,ai - con-
formiiy TO the act Of Congress. passed the nuth ot
January, one thou.snd eight hundred and fifteen.
upon the following described property. is now re.
manning unpaid, and that unless the said tax, with
ten per c,n,um, ln addition thereto, shall be paid
to the Subscriber before the thiitleth day OF
May, The said property, much thereof as shall
be necessary TO satisfy the said tax and twenty per
cent, in ddten thereto will be sold a, Public Auc-
ton. a, the Collectors Office, in The town OF New
port, in the county Of Newport the sale 70 CON.
mcnce at eleven o'clock, A. on the said thirtietii
day Of May.
A more particular description OF the property
will be given at the time and place Of SALE
afsr .7raewf Of Tar.
Stephen Greene, 478
Alexander Jack, i79
Sarah r. Page, rs 40
Given under ny hand this ,iiirtie,h day of &
pril, one houssod { ight hundred and sixteen.
CHRIS RAYMOND PERRY,
Collector for the First Collection D,sfricf in tie
State Of Rhede kiaad
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Pn5fe Notiee is kere5y giver,

MAI VIII attend in person, or bi
Il Deputy. at the Cour..iouse In Newport, on
Monday the 10th June next, from 10 O'Clock until
70 O'clock in the iorenoon, and from until five o.
clock in the afternoon at The house of Rs5erf fish.
linnkceper, in Portsmouth,, on TUESDAY the llth
Iune. from 10 o'clock in The forenoon until o'clock
in the afternoon, at the house of Bersasjs Es,suad
innkeeper, in Tiyerton, on Wednesday the 10th OF
June, from 10 o'clock III the forenoon until O'Clock
IN the afiernooa at the house of H,,rphrc, BreweH
innkeeper, iat,'e.Compton, on Thursday the 18th
June, from 10 o'clock in the forenoon until 4 in tho
afternoon; at the Court-iiouse .7codery Haii.1 in
Bristol, on Friday the l4th June, from 10 O'Clock an
the forenoon until o'clock in the afternoon at
the hous OF Edrsard Xeliey, nkeepef, in Warren.
on Saturday the 18Th June, from 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon until O'clock in the afternoon !, for
the purpose Of receiving any information that may
be furnished. as To the changes which may have Ia
ken place in the assessable property Of individuals
since the last assessment, made under the act Of
January 9. 1915 and previous to the first of June.
1876 which information must be given in writing
under The signature of the person whose tax may be-
affected thereby And at other times, the ssbscris
Der may be found every day in the week, (Snndsys
exccp,eI) from to ~ o'clock in the forenoon, and
IL m to o'clock in the afternoon, at his counting
room in Bristol unit, the 25th of June next--where
any information relative 10 the changes in property
satcct to the Unhei States Direct lax, viii be re.
ceNed.
In all cases in which such information Of change
in the assessabe property ofany person, according
10 the proceeding assessment, sh, not be SO recci-
we'd, such PERSON and property with continue liable
20 the whole tax chargeabe thereon agreeshly to
that assessmehts JOHN D'WOLF,
Principal .ssssssor LEI. r. l. D.triss
B'Irfo, Nay 10, 1916 M . 500 ,,..g
" q ''At letters to aud from the Principle As~
SCISSORS. relative to their Official duties, win hA
transmitted free Of postage"
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Public Notice G hcreby ,elvcn,
Total, dollars,
May 25, 1916.

Pubic Notice is hereby .givcn,
TINA 1 will attend in person, or bv
Il Deputy, at the State House 10 East. Greenwich,
on Monday The 10th June next, at the house OF Dan.
iei Udifman, in Apponaug, Warwick. on Tuerday
the llth June.--At the house of Thomas Uaernfan,
IN Coventry, "Wednesday, the 10Th June the
house Of yoseih Hsrne, in West-Gfeenwich, on
rhufsdsy, The 18th Juue.-At the house OF yoan
Taheh, 10 Richmond, on Friday, the l4,h june
At iiopkinton City, on Saturday, the 18th June
At the house of SyfDesfer Gayff, IN Westerly, on
Monday, l7tb June AT the house Of Edpnrd UH
cor IN Charlcs,own, on Tuesday, the 18th June AT
the State House, in south Kingstown, on Wednes.
day, the lo,b June AT Mr.. Hines Tavern, IN Exc.
ter, on Thursday, the goth juno. Prom The hours
of o'clock to u o'clock in the forenoon, and from
TO O'clock in the afternoon. on each ofthe above
days, and on other days at my Office. in Wickford
for the purpose Of receiving any information that
may be furnished, as to the changes which may have
taken place in the assessable property OF individuals
since the last assessment made snder the act OF jan
usry 9, 1915, anc previous to the lst June, 1910.
which information must be given IN writing under
the signature of the person, whose tax may be si'
fected thereby. All informs,o, relative TO the ehsn-
ges in property subject ~ the United States Direct
Tax, will be ihanktoIly received, and BY law All
letters to and from the Principal ASSESSOR relative
to their official daiics shall be transmitted Tree oi
postage" wiLiINM HAMMOND.
Principal 1sss,ssr. I'D. X. Dssiriet
North .Kings,own. May 81. 1916
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Elegant Paper Hlngings and Borders.
JOSIAH c. SHAW,

No ils. Thames. .areet.
LAS Just received. and offers for sale upon as
i good terms be purchased in this State,
acomplete ASSORTMENT Of PAPER HANGlNGs and
BORDERS, IF various prices and quality. Pleas
cali fnd them
lie has also for SAFE, cheap as eper, general as
sortment OF sCJOJL-BOOkS aud STATIONARY,
with fui, supply Of the celebrated Velium Fools
cap PAPER, If hudson {: Goodwin, SO much used
in Schools .jiofrh Is.
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1'gE subscriber win either sell lease tlc House
in which he now lives, in Th&nes-stFeet--and
give immediate possession. he viii sell some land,
adjoining the estate Of the late George Champlip,
Esq which land Is very convenient For House lots
He will ei,hcr sell or lease his farm at ssohuess-
point. in Middletown. he has some furniiure also
for sale NArH. HAZARD.
Ian 81
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DRY GOODS.
Il handsome assortment Of Dry Goods,
Just openeaat No. 100, 7hames.s1.
opposite Col. HIN. Mores, and
for sale at the logvesf
AMONG WHICH ARE
prices

AMONG WHICH ARE
= ALLlCOES, Ginghams, Cambrics, Furniture Cal
~ coes, India CottoDs, Shifting do Dimities, long
Lawns, Vest Patterns, ga Silk Shaws, small ditto,
Cotton Imitation, do. Lustrings black and colored
Canton Grapes, Italian do Bandanna, Flag and Bdc
celoDa Bssdkerchiefs, Womens' Cotton Stocking a.
50 CTS per pair, Pocket Handkerchiels 10 12 cents
f4enos IS cts Umbrellas S lbs, Laces IL i.2 cents,
Gloves, plad and plain Riboans, Cusimeres, Booha-
zettes, Fiannels, Rat,ineus--toge,her with great
number of other articles not mentioned
Newport, Nav fo 1915
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HENRY COBBEfTj
& s OLDFIELD.
No. 10. w.ll.stree,. New yor

-. No. ~, WA!l-strcel, New York. !,
We respectfully scqusint the public, that we wifi
receive wfinen orders from any bookseller, Or othee
gentleman, for books 10 be imported frofn England
hat the order may be for old books OF news for any
particular book for all new books generally foe
all new books Of particular description, or brancla
OF science or literature. fora collection Of new
books not exceeding fixed sum. These orders va
win transmit TO EngIand, where they will be execo-
ted Under the direction Of Mr.. Goblet, with sll
possible speed, il being intended that there shalt be
no delay beyond the FIRST day when the execution can
take place.
& The rate at which books thus imported are to IL,
charged is. at Is per cen,um above the retail price
IN England, exclusive Of charges.
We have, at our Office, ample catalogues OF Eng
lish books and will be happy submit them TO iha
inspection Of any gentleman who may wish 20 see
them. 89
We will also receive, and carefully forward, atty
letters or any communications that may be sent 70
US, or delivered to US, for Mr. Cobbctt We request.
that all letters containing orders for books 10 he m
ported, or containing commanics lions for Mr.. Cob.
belt, may be forwarded to US free pf postage.
HENRY CCBBErT,
&. g. OLDFiELD.
'-b No. 10 wali-s,reet, Eew-York:
p. s. Publishers Of newspapers throughout the
Unred States favorable TO the undertaking, are
peetiuily solicited give The above one insertion in
their respective pspers-thcir bills will be paid on
depand at our Office II. e.
May Is. e.. s. q.
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CASH..

A T Fs,r Cents per pound. is continued 10 be gis-
"A en- for clean Co;ion aud LINEN RAGS, NJ,
~ 40. -, Blssisfer's Haay.
Newport, May %, 1916.
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Lo6GtYfs Polineol Rsgisser.

LCpptTfS I~Oifift< skItQfyger. .
nN Tuesday. the 2ist instant, win be publ!shcds
8NSfm No 10, Wall. street, New York, Cospsrr'S
iwsExLy Rsoisrsn. No. 4, Vol. 80, wril,,a ia
England. 9th Jsnoaly, TO be continued weekly, a.
nearly as possible, aud to consist, partly Of Nr,S
Co5Le,ts essays, which have been published in shn
corresponding numbers, in England, with the addite
ion Of uo,esl but Chiefly of matter from the same pens
wholly ne.V, sent from England Il, aaa,usrrits.
The form otthe publication s large ostavo, the pa.
ptris of tbc bes, QUALIFY, The series of numbetA
will form volume at the end Of six months. anS
viii be regularly PACED for that purpose, with q
tile page aid iadex furnished The retail price Is
25 cents each rsmher, With an allowance OF eght
cents out OF the 25. TO booksellers, and others, IL
being instruction 10 US not 10 sell by retail our
selves, except at our Office in New-york. Suck
gentlemen, therefore as may think the work worthy
Of their attention, will please to apply TO their owi
bookseers in their several neighborhoods. who y.,s
on remittance to us, may depend on being supE.ed
With whatever numbers they my order, and with
all possible speed aud regularity. We are iustrucs
ed to say, the par, Of employer, thai he lss
men,s the necessity of putting so high frice of
his work but that il Was the only possible way OF
scouting chance OF even bare reimbursement of
bis expenses, 10 say nothing OF any rymuncrrtlon
for the time and labor ndispensibly requisite 10 tho
prosecution Of so arduous an qndyitaking Tbs
Subscribers have brought out With lhem soire COP.
les Of the Register. vol 20. whizh closes the isnt
year. The p,cc Of ,hese volumes, containing each
IS numbers. is 2 dolls rs cent?, with an allowances
of72 cents per volume to booksellers. I.
Ii is intended 10 publish the Kcgistef Regularly
every Saturday, IL The arrivals from England wifi
enable us to DO it, But II Is hardly to be suppressed
that that will be the The case. we shall, ihcrk@
fore, be obliged sometimes 10 fniss wtek, sNA
sometimes TO publise two Registers in one week, ik
order ,crnblsh Gfty.t~o numbers in the course 81
the year We have brought out with ,rs the Ssrgh
first numbers, and shall publish two nh'nbefs IN
week, for The first three weeks, after which ~o
Il "A
6cibe described. For the present. we SfiaIl bbbs
lish every 1uesdsy, and every SATURDAY, and havA
the numbers ready for delivery at eight O'clock ia
the morning Of those days, s7,..
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Is PRINTING, " all Kinds, eree.red in
a saHsfass0ry marssr, az Mis sfFss.
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SiAGiNG SCHOOL.
Beuoni Wmght

II ESpECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of this
~ town that he intends opening Singing School
at the Masonic Hall, three afternoons AVID evenings
10 each week. for quarter, on sundays, Tues.
days and Fridays. beginning at FIVE o'clock and con.
;inung until nine fa> those who wish tarry until
that hour but shah have liberty to leave the school
at eight if shall be their desire,
Tuition viii he ,wo dollars per quarter. All those
who inclined TO encourage the school invited
to cali at the Masonic Hall on either of the days
bove mentioned Tuition must be paid ut the cxpi-
rstion of the quarter. The school will commence
with twenty scholars. No music but of the best
And will be Introduced The intended tutor has
long been in the habit of tesching and composing
cal music. lie has in some Instances simphfed the
art # singing, which will render it more easy for
nev scholars than in the old way of teaching.
Scholars will he treated with great attention and
due respect Newport. May 90. 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-09-09

|peintments and embarras merits. xb,s
doubtless preyedupon his spirits an d has :.
tened his dissolution. Let not him. how.
eyer, who defended our .tionai rights
and extended our national fameo-st
whose potent call we have vept and sail-
ed-who has beguiled us of our cares, and
added to our rational enioyments let
not him be Judged too ro ighly. With
all his faults he was SO great man, that
'we scarce shall look upon his like a.
gain" Let US then forget his imperfec.
ton and cherish the reco iection of his
genius and his patriotism
" be every harder thou int suPpres:,
And sacred be the la,t long rest"
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Blacksmith's Business.

re subscriber respectfully informs
public, that he has established the
,ct,snithing Business In Alexandria,
4 door to Browns burr milestone ma
;,ctoTy in St. Patrick street, where he
sads carrying on the above business in
Is various branches, particularly Mill
as Of every description, Edged Tools
Al kinds of cast and English Steel.
y person wishing to be supplied with
ii Irons, tho subscriber will obligate
self to furnish him with Mill Screws
,.5le for the weight of their stones, at
cost. The subscriber flatters him
,hatfrom his experience in the above
: he will share portion OF the, pablo
anage.
James Shaw.
:. B.. .<AH-orders from the country
!, We punctualIy attended to and exc
Il with the greatest neatness and dis
81.
,ptember 9 d6eoSti
ne Editor of the Winchester Gazette
auested to publish the above 5 times,
end his account TO this office.
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber will receive, for
( i,ayles Hill, Esq of Virginia, to whom
ars testamentary on the estate of Hen
- 4. Courts, late of Charles county, IL
rgland, deceased, have been granted
:. he Orphans Court of said county. a.
claims which may be duly authentcat-
: and will discharge them as far as the
IDS placed in his hands will enable
= l. Persons having such claims. will
i 'a.5it them IS speedily as possible to the
81 ,ssriber at Port Tobacco.
JOHN L. STODDERT.
Attorney Tor Charles Hill, Adm,
august 60 9aw4wi
he Editors of the National IntelIigen-
requested toinsert the above twice
y eek for tour weeks, and send their
,nnts to this office.
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August s
Il Country House,
John Jueks0n.

And about 200 acres Of Land. with,
Smiles OF Alexandria, will be sold by tht
subscriber. The house was formerly oc.
cupied BY himself, and is about one tEisd
OF mile from his present dwellipc. The
situation is high and remarkably healthy
The house has rooms. and g Kitchen
and pantry, on the lower floor, and ion
chambers with fire places i'll the Cd sto-
~. 1t was we'll built puder the superin.
tendance OF Mr.. Lowering, respectable
English architect, and would make corn
Portable summer retreat for a gPnteel Ia
mily, or might be made valuable Ia
vern by opening a road through the land.
About one half of the land is in wood; the
residue is capable of being made haul
some grounds. There is good well and
pump in the yard and there are several
good springs on the land.
The terms of payment will be one fifth
in four months /; the residue in four equal
annual payments with interest one half
secured by notes we'll endorsed, and the
whole by deed Of trust on the land.
Possession may be had Immediately.
". Crmch.
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40 LET,

That elegant Establishment on Jeher
commodious Brick DweI.
ling, having Drawing, Dining, Store, and
five coed lodging Rooms, neatly finish,
ed--a Smoak House, Dairy, Kitchen
Stable, and every COMMUNICATING
under cover, a Garden we'll stocked with
Vegetables, and best Of Water at the dis
lance OFF, and 800 yards. The improve.
ments are in complete repair, the situa.
ton is very pleasant The rent will be
moderate, and immediate possession Civ.
en-. Apply to
John Jackson.
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Julys1
Bank Of Winchester in Virginia.
JUNE ed, 1910.

JUNE I'D, I6IU.
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 Wednes.
day the 1st day of January, 1917, at Il
o'clock, at the Banking house, at which
meeting business Of great Importance to
ne company will be submitted for con.
,ideation.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July g Iawtf
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Public Sac.

>gy-,Il be exposed at public auction, en
= alay the 9th instant, septenber, at
esidenee of Mr.. Nathaniel ii. Heath,
aueen street. near Mclaughlin hotel,
Inc Household and Kitchen Furniture
ail Heath. Sale to commence at ]
hex. Terms liberal, and made known
sal me place OF sale.
II. WALLACK, Trustee.
eeotember dts
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Public Sale.

3 ~ i ii -
G.. YAssdas next. the f0ti instant, will
+. >oid at the yendue Store, corner OF
lace and Fairfax Streets
,,.,erial 4 young hyson teas in chests
a,tun in bales
rensware in crates
,....,go, demijohns, furniture, etc.
ALSO,
seiths. cassimeres, dimities
u aite and eolored cambrics, colered
ginghams
SENS and womens' silk and cotton no.
siery
S-sno, jaconet and book musiins
.arseilles
s.-.i,dano and Madras handkerchiefs
,yiton grapes, bolnbazets
.ish linens
ewing Silks and cottous, etc. etc.
Also for Merchants Paper,
three OF 400 bushels Cadiz Salt.
p. G.. Marsteller.
srptember7
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Cotton Yarn

The subscriber has on hand, and vii
be constantly supplied with general as
sortment of Cotton Yarns from the Rich
mend Mandatory, which will be a'lyan
tageously disposed OF to town and coun
try merchants.
JAMES SANDERsON.
July
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tine, capt. Meuld Heron, capt. scriren.
.Prometheus, capt. Eastwood eordella'
capt. Sergeant.
Bombs-Beelzebub, capt. w. Camp,
.hrone, Hecta, capt. w. Ropbam; Bury
capt. w. Moorsam Internal, capt. Hon
j. 6. Perreval.
Besides the above ships, Sir c. Penrose
will join Lord Exmouth with as many Of
the ships now under his command IN the
Mediterranean as can be spared iren'
other services they are, Euphrates, So
Capt. Preston lister, So, capt. Forrest
Tagus, Sc, capt. ID. Dundas Erne, a.
capt. r. Spencer; Myrmido, "a, capt
Gambler ; Satellite. capt. J. Murray: and
Wasp, capt. Wolrige.
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TO CLOSE SALES,

4 y CNUCE CslbEOs
The undersigned will sell at the Stores
of John Janney, Esq.
ON LIBERAL TERMS
About SO puncheons fine favored old
RUM, Sd and 4th proof. 4 8 hogshead>
SHRUB-imported in the schooner AID
miraI Durham, from Tobago.
n. REILLY.
July Is. tt
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The Cargo of the British Bris

Shannon,
Captain Kendall, from ST. vincents
consisting Of s..
81 hogsheads prime Sugars
142 puncheons Ram, and
60 puncheons Molasses, will be land
ed this day and is Tor sale.
Adams, Herbert & Co.
July9
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PARIS. July II.

The Ambassadors and Foreign Minis
ters yesterday paid their court to the
King and the Royal Family. Before mass,
the King received in his cabinet, In pub
lie audience, Mr. Galatin, Minister
Plenipotentilry from the U. States of A.
merica, who presented his credentials.
Sir Sidney Smith was also presented.
Five per cent Consols, SO Ito. Bank
Actions, 1862 l.2,
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NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the Mechanics
Bank OF Alexandria arc hereby notified,
that an instalment OF Half D0tlar on
each share of the capital stock Of said
bank is called for, to be paid on Monday
the 9Th day of September next.
By order OF the President and Direc.
tors,
W. Patton, Jun. Cashier.
August 9.
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For Sale,

A handsome assortment OF Double
Block Tin Ware. Also, a quantity Of
Plane Tn Ware which | will sell very
cheap, wholesaleor retail
WI. MOORE, .
Royal street, opposite Mr.. $. Snow
dea's Printing Office.
August Is
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Foreign intelligence.
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.

! In consequence of the incessant rains il
some parts Of England, that class OF PEG,
pie called hay makers, had been reduced
to the utmost distress. Several hundreds
had been supplied with bread and cheese
for several days, by opulent landhold
ers.