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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-24
NOTICE..

1AT Meeting OF the Directors of the Marine In.
suranee Office on Tuesday, Spth sc. 1916. il was
yofed and Rss'irea, That t',e payment Of the IN.
stalr,ent Of Fifteen Dollars On each shore, filling
due the st day Of May Dez,, be and Is hereby ,us.
pended iS the term OF one yeas. and that the Notes
which bare been given therefor be received viii,
same or other approved endorsers, and made paya.
Ole on The LIST day Of May, 1917, at either OF tie
Banks in this town.
ne further Vofed and Ressivss, That the Piye
Dollars on each share. the payment of which wa,
on the 80 OF January last. suspended until The IL,
ed Until the first day Of August rrx,. and ,l,., ~.
Notes therefor be renewed, With the sane or o,her
sPproved endsrsers until the said Let day Of Aurst
aext, and made esysbI. st either Of the I,,pi. N
thi: 'osn-sad that the above votes be inser,.d in
ootn OF u'e Newspapers printed IN this town
.PrA - sBENI9pEiacE, y.r'rv
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PoPULATIoS-W Westward Itis estimated
on ascertained facts and reasonable data, tina,
the present population of ken,ucky is sbou,
S27,ooo---viE. 100000 free whires, and
10Y 900 slaves--'he gross population in I $40
was 4o6,Sli Increase, IS per sent. 10 five
years. ~.
Ohio The population Of Ohio, 10 islo,
was 23o,ooo--by late return of. her. free
WHINE inhabitants over ~ years ofsge, !, is
estimated that her present population is abou,
100000. Increase, nearly 30 per cent. 10
FIVE years. :,
Indiana, in islo, had a population some
months ego was about 7oooo-spd the ores.
ent amount is supposed to be between o. and
100000. Increase, about 400 per c .ut. in
i've years.--Ailes' Register. -.
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Ro6beries.--The mail b,g from Washing
ton city to ksntoeky was lately robbed of ss
letters snd abon, $4,000 in bank bills and
the suspected thief taken up.--The Baptist
Church IN Burlington, ~. J, was is,eIy enter.
ed ~ thief or thieves, who stole the Bible
from the pulpit, and mos, Of the psalm books
and cut up sod scattered several cushions a.
bout the chnreh.--The Bank Of Swatsrs,
rem. was lately broken open, and plsndered
ef several untitled notes the thirf is taken.
The house Mr.. Z. Haydea, of Ssybrook,
Con. was lately entered o. aighi ty Two
thieves, and robbed Of S2, 500 10 gold and sill
YER. the greater Psss OF The Bosey vss found
sers day 10 seishbor's durc .h-ss and ~.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-12
Port OF Alexandria.
ENTER

ENTERED
Brig Thomas g' Edward. Hall, George
town.
Schooner Nancy, Posey, Georgetown.
sioop Olive Branch, Halves, N. York.
Sloop Ca.harine, Greene, Georgetown.
Schooner Three Brothers, Wyer, re-
Schooner Java, Mitchell, Baltimore
cleared for Washington.
CLEARED.
Schooner Farmer, Clements, Mango
moy. ,
Schooner Levant, Reed, snew Hill
schaener Paul Lillewhite, Denlke:
Philadelphia.
e Schooner Resolution, Coles, Norfolk.
Schooner New Packet, Berry, Boston.
schooner Harriet, Lcfingwell, New
York.
Brig Thomas, Bowman, Barbados.
Brig Agent, Hardy, West Indies.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, NoyEmsEs IL,

4
Extract Of letter from Messrs Hill and
Blodget, at Gibraltar, to house in
this place, dated 18th Sept. 1916,
Annexed is a Price Current al
Gibraltar-as the season advances, the
market .evideptly improves for aimost
every article. Kentucky tobacco, con.
trary to The general expectation, has aid
vanced to Ss2--the rates were at this
price. A cargo of $40 hhds has recently
arrived from New Orleans. for which
S25 is demanded and no doubt will be
obtained. as the old crop OF Kentpek y
has nearly all been shipped off 1t is
hardly probable that any considerable
parcels will arrive that will tend to de-
press our ma. ket very materially. II is
likely that for several months to come the
article tray 6ncmate between 10 and 2s
dollars but the moment the Glib market
feels the influence of the new tcrop OF
Kentucky tobacco, the price will no
doubt rapidly decline, ierhaps TO ten and
sl2 dollars. Yellow bees wax is in de-
maid, the last sales were at S40--it
should be free from dirt anu mixture. =
The stock of rice is nearly exhausted
an encpeased demand and enhapced
jprice is confidently expected by January
lnext. Hides are brisk at SIS, p. staves
are very unsaIeabie, excppt IL barter for
vines at $50, $50. p. ID. Of 1900 Beef.
Ipsrk aud dye woods arc dull Coftes
are improving, particularly the snail
gain of Martinique, which is aiwsys pre-.
Iterred. Flour is raqi,ity adyancing, 9
dollars aud half has been offered for
SOC barrels but refused 10 dollars has
been ,iemaaded and uiii be obtained,
| Exchange on london. Government
Bills at 90 days are about 10 per cent
advance. Dollars ore sad half per cent
!premium.
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80. i. share Of the money. and
got rs e y make any discovery untiljeinedi
fOrgO. = ,hsrs The schooner was carrls q
BY the ,U" s Norway, where the crew
into living in great style, urou their III !.
w ts..a vsalth-it was said they speH
gotten m - 100 dollars a day per man
IRON - nsricans and Dane went frem
Inc !. copenhagen, where they pur,
Eofs ss |. ) snail vessel, aud furnished her
chaser o,sotv Of provisions. fer the purpose
win R t;as OF With themselves, and gave
81 Ma a.. thew we're going on smuggling
out snas y Sweden, and thus the vessel
sosa SS.dsd with goods suitable for that
vas zoo On app wing toclear out, their
PurpOs we're demanded-not having
pas'po ,,snirions we're at once entertained
q any J. t H. we're part Of the crew Of the
i I... ~ the circumstances having been
~. fos several days previous, u their
Al S."i Ms, ordered TO be searched, and
VS. of Finding goods suitable for smlig-
ul;.r roihing but water aud proslsioi: !
go 80 foond on b ard--they were inmc-
No. arrested. and on being carried to
,ps p;,l;ce 0fice, acknowledged every
~ attending the bloody tran
ssct;on Of which they bad been par'akers
Tbe name Of the owner OF the Plattsburg'
: Tcaac M'Kim those murdered were
Mr. Barnard, suPercago; capt. slacke t
ana Mr.. Onion, uate.p
TNorE. There are two OF three mis-.
t.tss in the above. The Piattsbarg wa;
bIand from Baltimore to Smyrna whet
tho matin, occurred ; she had on boart
40 so0 dollarsi in specie, and 1i2,0o0 lbs
If eoHee and expected 10 bring home
on;nm for an Fast lDilia voyage. w
U understand tha; about 81 600 dollars wer,
;nspyed On her. She had two rates
A., Yeuer aud Slr. Onion. and 10 men
hs,idss the captain and supercargo.l
Patriot Editors,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-12
MIR John Muir.

YOU will take notice, that on the Ola
day OF tie Circuit Court Of the District
af Columbia, TO be held for the county
IF AIexandria, in November 1916, Or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard
| shall msve that court to award judy
mensasainst you in favor Of the common
council of Alexandra, for the sum Of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due Ter paving and taxes on
your property corner Of Duke and Pitt
streets, in the town Of Alexandria, for
tue years 1910, II, IL, IS, IA and 10
according to the act of congress passed
he s5th February. 1894.
J. y. SlMMS,
Attorney for the CoIlmon Council
Of Alexandra.
Nay u5-16 dST
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N0TTCE.

The copartnership Of Carver, Chap
man and Knowles, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent,
Their stock in trade, debts and effects
and those of the former concern OF Au
gustine II Carver and Co. are In the
hands Of Elijah Chapman. jun. who vii
adjust the claims against them Il receive
all monies due them.
Augustine H. Carver,
Elijah Chapman, jun.
Leverett Knowles,
Dumfries, Oct. l0--Nov. II I'm
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.Nen I,ark. N:.,u. 8.
Latest from Farce

Ry tie ship Hpbicnn. capt. Hoidritlse,
,ha e.iitnls OF the Gazette. latr last night
received French parer, totae 81 ut. con-
faining Inmicn dates 10 ibc eth of Sep
teaber They ceatain no news OF lm-
portaRce.
.s's,he British fucls at the last date Sept.
2S.il. were. per cent Consols 81 IL.
i.pttI aud Lady Castle were about de-
aartiag from london for their estate in
| Gland
Lord Exmouih has been promoted to
the rank Ola Vlscount for his services at
Aigiers.
LoNpoN, Sept. e7,
The ramours Of an accommodates be.
tween the King Of Naples and the u, ).
sapear to have been premature, Letters
ltsam Naples, of the 9Th inst. state, thai
he Aaerican squadron remained still in
tue Raw. Mr. p;nknej appeared Tor many
daysto have been very urgent to bring
the negociatiop to a close; but the court
of Naples did net appear at all disposed
Ito aecede to his demands.
From the Paris Joarnal Of Oct. 8.
Az Narcotics, the Latona, Low, fron
.uuis;ana /; ST. Jean de Dieu; Andreon
| an Alexsndria Alicant, from Cartha
eaa. :.
rived at Bordeaux, Sept. "a, shiI
s,tefson, from n. Orleans
ii Bordeaux, L'Eclair, from Rio ia
aero; Amazon, do.
The James Murdoch, was in sail iron
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Mr.. .GENERES has the honor of in.
forming the Ladies' and Gentlemen Of
Alexandria, that his Second Bali will
take place on Thursday next. His first
Bali having been 50 well attended. gives
him hopes that they will fer the future
meet with general support. Ladies who
have last season favored him with their
company are solicited to attend.
N0semher 12 ct
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October % .
NOTICE.

ySyHE subscriber having taken letters
testanentary op the estate 81 Doc
tor Joseph Madd, late Of Charles County,
deceased--all persons having claims a.
rainst the said estate, must exhibit the
.ame with legal vouchers on or before the
|tweuty-6fth day OF April next I; other
wise they may be excluded from all be-
|neft of said estate by law. and all pers
sons indebted to said estata are requesss
ed to come forward and settle the same
Theodore Mpdds
October 81 easws
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PUBLIC SALE.

In addition to the sale postponed a,s
Saturday last, will be sold at the ,ofich
Of John Jackson and Co. Union street,
bale cassimeres, bale fushings and
coatings, bale patent and princes cord,
1 case umbrellas, rs and % inch, ] ease
VI adras handkerchiefs, / case cords and
veIvets, case nine eight and nine and
quarter CLIFTON cambrics, vestiags, fancy
shawls, ribbons, galloons, sleeve buttons,
fancy feathers, etc. etc.
November IL
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ISsordeux from the 18th to the Goth Oct.|
fsr Philadelphia.
Sailed from Natz, Sept. Is, the Lee
Pere de Famille, for Savannah.
.Ns,r- York. November O..

.Ns,r- York, November g..
Arrived last evening within Sandy
Hook, the ship Enphrates, Decost. in the
short passage of 81 days from Liverpool
With dry goods, Tc. The ship Athens,
Meadef, sailed in company for New
York. Passengers. Messrs. John and
Henry White. of Baltimore.
Also, arrived at The same time, the
Belle Savage, Russell. Of Boston, SO
days from Grenock, lett ship Syble. Fur.
|aer, of Boston, for Charleston in 10 days
the only American in port. Spoke Nov.
y, ship Shamrock, McCoun, 49, days
from Liverpool for Boston.
Also below, the ship Union, from Gil
|braltar. or North Star, from Hamburg
land a schooner.
The pilot boat Erie came up from San
Idly Hook last NIGHT, aud brought US
news of the arrival Of The above mention.
ed vessels, and London papers of the lst
lot October and Glasgow of the 9th Of
lSept
They contain butfew articles ofinteIli-
Isence, of which the following is the sub
lstance
Price of stocks at London Oct Is
IS per cent. Consuls 81 1-8 4. Do.
for accounts 81 L 9.
The Paris paper stated that the yhul-
llerles is in manner deserted, that, is, all
1.-THE persons attached to the court & the
princes, even The usual court frequeuters
lare gone to vote at all the elections in
1.-THE different departments. The princes
themselves seem 10 absent themselves
from Paris as much as possible, passing
much OF their time at CompicgHe, Ver-
|sailles, ST. Cloud. and other places.
Whetaer dis is to slew that they DO not
Imean to interfere 10 The elections. or that
THEY are disrIeased With the dissolution
we know not
An article from Naples Of the 7th, says
ia Paris paper, weaid have Us believe that
THE Court af Naples would be disposed
tie Gede Lsmpe dson 60 the jlineicaas, il.
suIii u CCsoioii Wt!S1i!Ot uiSdStctdDit 10
us. 1t would certainly be disasreeable to
us (says the same paper,) But can the
court # Naples make such session Of
its own accord.
Sir David Milne was shortly to pro-
coed TO Haitian, to assume the command
en- taat station, in tie room Of Ad'nilal
Griffith.
At the corn exchange the 9Th, a great
Quantity ofwheat remaining on hand ,hay
lug very little demand that mornibg,
-ales were exceedingly heavy, AMI par
chascs could have been made OF rev
wheat AZ IS. per quarter unGer Mondays
prices.
There bad been some riots in Sander
iaad, in consequence OF the shopkeepersi
felus,ng toreceive the plain shll!inss audi
sixpeuccs how in circulation.
Ehe Eaak of England had given pub
lie notice, that they would continue tot
yecsiye dollars at IS, Cd. I'll! the 1st oil
February ueyt.
Lord Castereash had gone OBJ visit
. Ireland.
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NEw.YoRK. Nov. T

NEW. DIRK. NOV.
DIED, al ire O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing at sic seat Of tsorissania, county o!
.Yes,chester. the bon. GOFERNEUR
MORRIS. after a short but distressing
illness, in the 65th wear of his age. We
are not sufficiently possessed Of facts to
attempt even a sketch Of the HE OF thu
ilustrioHs deceased, bat trust the hard
Of some one OF hs intimate friends will
not be wanting to form an outline, sala-
able Tor IFS interest, correctness, Il hide
I,tv. He has filed hsrse space IN the
political history Of this country, and his
history will form valuable article to the
biosrapher,
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s.ifcrt h ba.e}, Me. 2

An election was heId IN this Gown. on
.2;eudsy is2 :, tor the chc;ce Of electors %
presi,lent aad Vice president Of the Y.
States. It is e'yident that the people
aele either Indifferent on the subject. VI
1i>susted eith the procedure pf the cav,
cus at Washington, q; OILY Is vot g
we're taken.
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Miniature Painting
c. SHREDDER, of ". FORK,

c. sHROEDER, Of ". FORK,
Begs leave to acquaint the Ladies AMI
gentlemen of this place and the neigh,
0OrhOOd, that he w;ll stay a few weeks
sau pant LikenesSes in Lockets, cases
ne has taken room at Mir. Guy At
SSinson's, where he exhibits some OF b
SPECIMENS OF the latest fashionable style
Ladies prefsring to SET at their owl
" = can be accommodated.
November 9 st+
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Alta meeting OF the directors Of ;he
Bank of the tinted states, held on The
9t't INST. James Houston. E.qr. Cashier
OF the office Of di>coant aud deposit'o
the Bank OF Pennsylvania, at Lancaster,
."as Appointed assistsrt tashier OF the
said Bank ot the United States.
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Charleston, J1ar 4.
,oss af me British bris Sir John SheF-

M XIX III bssob " 49, $500 '~''N'
broke.
~ fire sheoner Alert, arrived here on
1s,tnnlay evening, ia s days from Ha-
) ss ss We received the following part.
.Sl,r. ofthe shipwreck aud plumber OF
. bsS6ie Sir Jshn Sherbrooke. cemmani,
.;-ssaIcd Nv Mr.. Dance, the supetcargo, who
With three or four of the passengers, ar
rived at %%avana, a few days before the
Albert sailed, in a fishing smack,
The British brig Sir John Sherbroke.
David Cowman, Master. sailed from ia
ma;ca on the 9th October, bound to New
York, with cargo of cotfee, pimento, &c.
and a considerable amount, $4,000 aoi-
1 anboard. On the night OF The 10Th fol-
: sFgoowiag, struck on rect OF the Eastern
Kew o. the Dry Tortugas, and before
morning bilged, The captain, together
with his mate, some of his crew, and
tive storage passengers, after putting tie
passengers aud patt If she crew on shore
on the Key, With their trunks, commenc-
ed getting out lie dollars, which were
stowcd ia boxes and barrels IN the hold.
ard sending them on shore. % the ED
small fishing smack, belonging to the
Havana, took OF the passengers and SIX
of the crew, but the captain, his mate,
carpenter, steward, boy, aud one of the
crew of the smack, insisted gn being lei,
on the Key, together with the loGs baa,,
their trunks and the dollars saved, ex-
eept part which were in the trunks OF
two steersge passengers. Capt. Cowar
offered the two steesage passengers SOC
pounds each. If they would accompaa,
him ia taking the long boat, aud makins
cS with the money to the U. s. 1t i.
therefore believed that he viii, bstort
the retura Of the smack, hove left ths
keV for that purpose
The following is aNpartiat Descriptions
olthe cap ain, and those who assisted hiln
10 ibis Il!ainoas BUSINESS
Captain-DaSid ;owan, OF Grrenock
10 Scotland, abeat 80 to As years Of age
~ SsVal HdHvs d0Jut y tGEl ~ AtC1eSl
hlgh,y red face. with every appear
ance Of being accustomed BY liquor.
'Aats.-a ;otheiNeii. native ct Scof
had, about 46 wears Of age, stout made
aSont 5 feet 10 inches hiaa.
Carpsaisr "A native Of Scotland, a
Boot feet 9or l0inches high. well madeI
very fresh color, dark hair, about SGI
years ofage,
S . negro, formerly hrlongins
70 y, Ihalnss, s;92t male. about 5 FEST
o. 8 lncaas hist, about SO years .;
BegeAtKnley5a native of Scotland
about 5 feat s or Z inches high, IS or 81
years OF age, very fresh coioar and light
Gsorge-belSnsins 20 the fishing smack
"a Englishman. red hair, very deaf. abou'
= Years OF age, about . fect 7 inches
J ihe smack was Immediately asassd 81
sSpa'ehed to the WRECK, in the bore
mat she might fall in with the captain
0e'0re ne could set Oh, with the specie &
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II. Swami,
Edward Swami.
October Is
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, under the Firm OF
JOHN JACKSON e Co. tender their
services to their frienhs and the public
las AuctiOneers, with assurances that The
utmost promptness may be calculated on
all business conkied to their ma
|nasement.
JOHN JACKSON,
E. w. SPOFFARD,
October %
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r. Swami, jun.
Edward Swami.

~. AL whs have claims against the
GRIN of Thomas SWAIN and CO, Il ihoy
mas Swami, jun. will be settled with by
application to the subscribers and those
Indebted to the sold firm, and Thomas
Swami, jun. will make payment to
who are fully authorized to settle the
same.
II. Swami,
EdWard Swami.
Ootohar GS
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Public Sale.
Public Sale.

On Friday next the 18th instant, will be
sold, af the vendae store, cerner OF
PtinCe and Wafer streets,
2 bales broadcIoths, assorted Celars
l ditto plains.
p. G.. MdrSteIlcr.
November ID
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Plaster and SAT-.

And propertionabie stock Of other arti-
cles in the GieeergL ine-ilstterins them
selves it will be in their power to render
general satisfaction to their acqnaintan-
ces and others in the purchase of their
-four and other produce. it is hoped they
will favor them with share Of their GUS
t0ms
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FOR BOSTON,

FOR BOSTON.
Skk The brig Criterion, Capt.
gty#s Holmes, is nearly loaded,
will sail on Sunday, and take
fssS 200 barrels Oh freight if oae:-
ed Immediately. Apply as ABOVE.
November
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The directors oi he Yatk of the Uni
ted States. have, passed d resolution to
establish branches at Boston. New
York 3aliinore, Charleston, 81 New-Or
leans, to go into operation as soon as the
necessary preparations can be made; ana
have appointc.i Monday tie 25ih instant.
to elect thirteen Directors, and q Cashier
for each .! those branches
F.Ar r, Ga..
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WIN7'ED,

Three or four Boys abnut Is years o
age, OF steady habits and good mora
character, as apprentices to the Rope.
business. Also, wanted to hire
by the month or year, two or three Bow:
Of the same age, to work in the repe walk
Enquire of
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N.atllnnieI n. Heath.

Neyember 10 st
VIZ The editors Of the n. Intelligea
Ger will please TO insert the above three
times, aad send their accounts to this
Office.
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The Subscribers
May isle

ne SuBSCIIDSES
Respectfully Inform their friends and the
public in general that they have form,
ed a connection in the Grocery and
Commission Business, under the trnl
Of
EMdweR & Jackson,
And have for sale, at the store for-
merly occupied by3 4. Caldwell, at The
corner OF Prince and Union streets, a gs-
neral aesortsaent OF GROCERIES.
J. F. CALDWELL.
HENRY JACKSON.
October 80
All persons having demands agsinss
the subscriber, are requested to present
theu, aud those indebted, to make in
mediate payment.
F.. CALDWELL.
ectsher 60
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Extract OF a letter nom hi q bEOIset.
dated Gibraltar, Sept. IA.
" Since writing you this morning we
E;now Of an offer that has been made fot
500 barrels OF -four at nine daiars and a
halt cash but as it is nBw stored, they
viii not lake less than 10 dollars, which
they will very shortly obtain. If
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a. c.1r ~
tlme KY oesoo'} ''i' >on ~
WHO w ANTS AGUINF.A
prn ov rHr PLAY.
Recitation. Tears of ,scotlandn
Duet" ais BelL"
Song. Guinea Boy"
a fayourite Hornpipe.
~ III Ill no oddad mach adj
mired farce in two acts, called,
,nIoII,,AN IoNnoN
LIE lhi1 III, -. =. 1850
Captain Seymour, Mr..
Mir. Colloony, MT
Mr.. Frost, Mr.-
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October 80
6ctsher G9
Notice.

TIE subscribers having formed part
ne,ship, will transact business at the
stand lately occupied bv Thomas Scann,
where they offer for sale considerable
euanttty of
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FOR THE BENEFIT OF
TIE POOR.

The public are respectfully
informed, that the ALEXANDRIA
THEsPL9.N sOCIETT will perform
for the benefit of the poor, on
uesday Evening, Nov. IL
When will be presented the secosd
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The Museum will be ope1]
for the reception Of Visitors, on Moada,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
tlom o6 o'clock,
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