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Skafc Of hhode- Island. U'e.
NEWPORT, Sc e--Cleyk's e0iee Court Of
C.Utuon p/<oe

NEWPORT, Sc --CIetk's office Court cf
Common Pieas.
fTTHEREAs Thomas Gutter Of Newport, County
Wv of Newport, Tsbsconis,, has this day flee
IN said Office, the Copy of act Of the Honorable
General Assembly Of the s,-te Of Rhode Island, &c
passed June Session, A ID. 1916, giving him the
benefit Of an Act, passed Jane A. i75e. enti,le j.
an Act for the relief Of Insoivsr, Debtors" The
Creditors Of the said Thomas Gutter are hereby no
thed to appear. IL they think ht At the Cous, Of
Common Pleas 10 be holden al Newport, within and
for the County Of Newport. on the fourth Monday
Of November next, 10 nominate Commissioners a.
receive assignment Of TIE Estate and Effects Of
the said Thomas Gutter Cor the benefit Of his Cred
i,ors. RoBgRT ROGERS, Cirt.
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II rare chance for Cheap
GOODS.

RICHMOND is conthun. TO sell of his
xAs whole stock in trade, (Which comprises .
very handsome assortrnent,) below cost--and will
receive New-xork money ct par AS this opportun.
i,y viii last bu, few days longer, those who wish
10 buy cheap will fnd il for Their advantage to Call
befure il is TOO late
III lis hoped that those who are indebted will
NOT neglect TO call and settle before their accounts
arc put in the hands of an attorney for collection.
Has also, 90 Lei,
And possession given the hrst Of October, the
House and which is now occupied by lin, to-
gether with the store and stable, on the wharf
a. RICHMOND.
-Ne7yport, September IL, 1916
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Fall Goods.

II SESSIONS eos .ois day received, q
Ike large assortment Of FALL Goops, which he
will sell very low, for cash or approved credit
consisting sf-.uperfns black blue brown and Olive
Rroadcloths and Csssimeres. 1 bale Blankets 1 do
Bombazets. figured and ,wiiled do. Ra,tine,s and
Wildbores !, 1 case Ene and common Caiicoes ! do.
steam.loom shrtings; a few pieces pelce Clo,hs
/ bale FlanncIs dark and light imitation shawls
Msdras sheetings' India Coitons; LutestriNes Le-
vantines Ribbons, patent net muslin Veslibg
worsted Hosiery, &c. sc.
An extensive assortment Of American manufactur-
ed Wooden and Cotton Goods
n B. All those indebted are earnestly requested
TO make payment Accounts Of long standing, he
of necessity have settled BY third person, al
ter the 18th Oct. next
Newport, sept. IL. 1916 (u
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William 1illey, Sd.

INTENDING TO ciose his business Ia tnis town,
L viii bel the remainder OF his goods below the
original cost lie wishes all those who arc indebted
TO him. either BY note boob account to call and
settle the ssrne imme da,eiy. he shall be obliged
TO leave them in The hands Vt an attorney for col
lection
Nh. He will let the store ne now occupies, and
give possession the 18th OF Nov. next,
Newport, sept 49, 1916 (6w)
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" NEWPORT.
RIO DE-IsL4AD .Wgolc.4Lasoc cIATY.


The annual meeting OF The RuopE.l ISLAND
NEDrcAL SoyIErr, was holden at Proyi-
dcnce on the ga .ss.snt. and vas attended by
II rnusil namber'of members fsom all parts
of the Srate--Afser having received reports
pf The ditTsrent Committees appoiuted AZ the
Jas, meeting, and Of Censors. ,nd attended TO
the revisioa of The hy-sws, sc. the Society
proceeded TO The election of cHicsrs for The
ensuing year, wheh The following gentlemen
Sgc;e elected -
PARDON DowEs, NJ. D. of Providence, Pre,i-
dent.
D.. WrLLrsN WairsRIDeE, Of Twcrion,
lst Vice President
DR. CALEB FIsKE, ,f Scitua.e, Cd ditto.
DR.. WILLIAM rvRSER, of Newport, Recor-
81 ding Secretary.
Joxs MAcKIx, NJ. ID. Of Providence, Cores
pooding Secrstafy.
TuoMAs NJ BARaows, Nj. ID. Of Providence,
TCeasuser.
Dr.. II. q. BowEs, OF Providence, Librarian
and Cabinet Keeper.
d. ESocH HAZARD, Of Newport,
y, DAVID KINo, If ditto,
Or. EDMUND THOMAS WARISc, Of ditto,
Dr.. JosEpu ComsrocK, of Eas,-Gresnwich,
.A, Censors Of me Southern District.
SOLOMON Drown, NJ. ID OF Foster,
LEVI WHEATON,, NJ. D Of Providence,
JoHS M EDDY, VI ID. of diuo,
DR.. SAMvEL HUDSON, of Cfanstcn, -
Ceasors Of the .Northern District.
TKamss HUBBARD, NJ. ID. OF Pomfret,
(Con was eifcted an honorary membel ana
d.. jAAsz H3LMEs OF BustoL CHARLES
Gorros, - d o Newporl, Dr.. JOHN W
TIBBIrTs o. Nafwick, aud Df. RICHARD
NJ WEBBER OF Tivrrtoa, were elected rel
lows OF the Society.
p, The business of the Society, WAS closed BY
an inaen,ous discourse, from d. WILLIAM
g SHAW. OF Nur,n X agstovn,
2, y. JoHs iIcHMoND, Of Port.mauih, wa
appolo,ed Fl q, and D.. THoMAs NJ BAR
aows, oi Providence, second Ofator, Tor the
mex, annaai meeting,
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Inder Of some lafe oeeuerenees in or concern
ing hngiand, Se.

ing hngiaad, Ge.
Some Of IN. people pe,itioning gove fnment
foF ne privilege of being sen, TO Botany Bay.
B;Iush socks fallin6, and American rising
10 Loodou
Tumults and distress so alarming &c the
ministfy, that an extra call of Parliament was
expected
. Csrsin articles Of British manufacture, eX"
clu5ed from Russia, others bu nj IN Flanders.
TIE Spsnia-ds prtiliocins against the IN
PRODUCTION Of British Manufactures into Spain.
A great struggle 10 England between the
laud holders and fund holders, The one trying
to- ne other into the gulf, for the safe
ty of the state. Il is supposed that the latter
mus go by the board.
Thus, England will DC capable OF stating
by and oy, her account of profit and loss, re-
suting from the overthrow Of Napoleon, and
the enslavement of Europe.
Among the freaks Of the limes,not the least
curious, is that Of Bourbon giving aims to
English paupers and manufacturers. How
ever base the Bourbons are TO Frcnchmen
they arc not uogratefnl to Englishmen! Or,
DO they look on England as their last stake,
which, if revoiutionized, the Cause Of legiii-
macy and tyranny is undone
". Y. Columbian.
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M gkhlHD.
A, WGr@ek. N sunday evening, 18Th inst, Capt
STErHEss ian of Prop,desee, to siiss MARY.
Ass r1LLEY Laughter OF the tate MIR. Thomas rli-
ley. Of this town.
DIED,
At Richmond. n L. on the iSth inst. after long
and distressing illness, mueh regretted, Mrs. ELIZA
PrRRy. consor, OF Mr. Robert Perry, and daughter
OF Levi Tot'en. Esq aged 20 years.
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Sales at Auction. asf
On THURSDAY, Srhf. 26, 1916, at xTo'eis,
a. NJ. wiH be soid az Pu6ac .fueHSn, on
Coasters' Hay5 Dor Xsiand.
TWO Cows. that will calvc in the Spring pair
L Of Oxen. 3 years old Heifer two years old,
10 sheep, lC0 bushels Potatoes one stack OF Oats,
Conditions made known at the sale.
Wiihan Lovte, .dues'r.
Ncwport Sept l9. 1916.
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.A. v. ALLEN & Co.
ID EsPECTFuLLY acquaint their Customers and
AA ;he public, that they have taken the store No.
i09, Thames street. nc 1t south 10 Mr.. David Rod.
mAo's where they ofcr for sale, at Wholesale and
retail, cheap as can be purchased in Newport, q
complete assortment OF genuine
GROCE ERIES.
.Siso, for safe--3 tons bai lion.
NewpOrt, sept 10, 1910 (u)
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MISS BEEF.
SO bbls. Mess Beet, Massachusetts
Inspection. 70, sale by J sTERNE, No. 13, Banis-
ter's Whsf (3t)
.vezsport, September 10, 1876.
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TO LET.

TWO Stables on the Ayrault wharf. so called Fog
particulars, spplyto j. q SHAW.
25
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"a PRINTING, ef al krnds, ereessed q
9 sosiyaciory rdnrer, a. ftfs cFee.
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NOTICE.,

Newport. sept 2s. 1916.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-11-04
Fresh Goods.

'OUPERFINE and second b!us, black
~ bottle, claret, green, mixed, hrenge
scarlet and olive Breadcloihs anu Cassi
meres; ladies' super Worsted Hosiery
Pslise Cloths Flannels Russia diapers
Irish Linens and Sheetings, Rose Blank
|etss Sewing Silks Calicoes; Madra.
hankerchiefs; Cashmere Shawls Bel
Buttons, etc. etc. etc. Purchased a,
auction in New York--just received and
offered for sale, at small advance, by
Samuel mark g Co.
November dSteo3t
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pursue plan more injurious to morals,
or happiness. The vile spirit
Of speculation, the source Of a thousand
ills, and the bane OF virtue and pubiic
spirit. was, as / have stated in the text.
|fostered as in a hot bed, in the first pc
|riod--our citizens were tempted3 to
launch out into new enterprises, to erect
machinery, to hire workmen, &c. and IS
soon as the money thus imprudently lent
was fully invested, it was reclaimed.
Ruin, wide spread ruin, followed. The
cup Of prosperity. which was just appli-
ed to the war-parchodliPs Of our. citizens
was dashed to the ground. Had the re.
ductioD been gradual--had it EXTENDED
to nine months instead offour, the effects
would have been comparatively insignia
lcant.
It's proper to state that this picture
applies to towns and cities only. The
agricultural! parr Of our citizens are ge-
nerally in state Of as high prosperity a.
they ever were be.sre.
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REMOVAL.
WILLI.aJM MORGAN,
BOOT AND SHOE MIXER,

MAS removed to the Store lately oc.
H cupied by Mrs. Mary Harper, west
side of Royal street, nearly opposite hi.
former stand, where he continues to KEEP
a goeJ asso, tment of Boots aud Shoes
made from the lirst quality of Philadel'
phia materials. He takes this opportu
nifty of returning his grateful acknow'
Judgements to his customers, anu the
public in general, for the liberal encou
rasement and support he has experience
ed siRce he commenced business, ant
begs leave to assure them that no exer
t,on shall be wanting on his part to please
and give satisfaction.
Noyeu Der l st
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Enniskillcn, Aug. as--Butte,
Hast markets advanced to pward, ~
lguineas per cwt Ia pr e whiAA
afford q very reasonable relief !,
present embarrassment efthe farmio,s
Ises. %
Bonaparte- The autho Of tn. ~.
lily published work at Paris, ,,ss
8 Letters on the war Eff ,ssis in ~,
gives the following char cteri.tic w
Idots of Bonaparte ,--Afw dsy, h
tine passage Of the Beresna, B,p.,'
was marching on foot, wiIh all In. !.
Iof the greatest unsasiness and ths
lively agitation. The Prince Of y y
ichatel( Berthier) was some spaces " set
vance Of him. An Office Col ?. ,~ ~s
led to the staff, was seen to come ,ssi' e
" up and make report to the p p.
Bonaparte, IS he was ming IN y
|hearJ the words Russian and Bsi,;, VIZ
repeatedly exclaimed in an iua,s,'ss
tone, what are they d seus,lng ' H. !
Berthier ordered the colonel 70 . W, wv
Ibis report; upon which the follOwinsf ~
logue ensued: 4'
NJ. de F.-rhe Marshal has eb,,.,
ne to come and give an account tb,,s r
russian army of Mold,via have ,r,, -
on the Beresin o, and mas seized ,Isi
/ passages.
Bonaparte.-This is net true ii il.
|trae--it can't be so,
| NJ. de F.--That two divisions ofs.
enemy have seized the bridge, MI,
ready occupied the left bank, and A
1.-THE river is not sufficiently frozen o,ss
maks it practicable to pass on tn. 10
Eonaparts lin a rage,l You lei,
lie! it is false. :"
M. de F. Ecsoly, and rising his to,
Illttls.l was not commissioned to no.
noitre the enemy's positions: item, /
shall sen, me to make this report: Jr
form my duty The young officer I.
witnessed the scene, adds. " Seep,B. |
naparte shake his cane, though i I
meant to strike the Colonel: bat aS J
same time he leaned backs ards, hhlu
spread asunder his left arm re.tin,s
his cane, gnashing on his teeth, bis "
breathing fury, and looking mp to heus,
he raised his right arm as il to thrne
lit. A cry of rage broke from hinjh
repeated his menacing gesture tos,a,
Heaven, and apostroPhised IT with 81 "
pressisn oriefas energetic, the veryVrl
was herrible blasphemv. l can als,,
SAY, that during my whole life nererus
a more horrible figure than bis at d.
time"
The interesting Mrs. Beverly vol
known in Bath, and other watering pa,
Ices. for delivering Readings and E,ctl
|tions }, has lately been displaying her
| rhetorical talents in a new scene d SC.
ltion viz. at the Court Of Assize for D.,
county Of Warwick pleading her Owl
cause against naughty charge Of pln
ling a pocket handkerchief in. Birminsar
|She attracted, as usual, numerous ni
elegant company /; and we doubt nOtdas
her impressive eloauence, as usual, aid
Ell the seasibility of great part Of hs
audience but unfortunately there SEE
twelve individuals, who were 50 oIIn' J
rate and ungaIlant, as not to be pe;ld J
ed that the handkerchief vas picked y
by mistake /: and the consequence T'a
that poor Mrs. Beverly, alias E.izns'a !
Richards, was sentenced to lncirastId
for the term of twelve calendat lNAtNs s
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PUBLIC SALE.

On Monday, the 4th day Of N :, or5
next, will be offered for sale a r.
auction, on tie premises, tor ea''
a LOT of GROUND, on me y =.
"a side of Fayette alley, in i |, I'M n
of Alexandria, between Water ea al
streets, in front, Oh the aIley' ""
depth rs feet 7 inches.
By order of the trustees, o..
L. G. Mar'ssl"
October is sS'
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NOIICE.

The President and Directors Of the
Great Hunting Creek Bridge Company,
have declared a dividend of three per
cent? for the six months ending with DC.
tobsr, payable to the stockholders at the
counting house Of john and Thomas
Vswsll, on the 5th November.
November g st
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Bank Of Winchester in Virginia.

Notice is hereby given thar, agreeably
to Resolution of the Board Of Directors
of this institution, q general meeting o
the stockholders will be held on WedDes
lay the .sday of January, 1917, at l.
,'clock, at the Banking house, at whici
Meeting business Of great Importance i,
he company will be submitted for CO.,
sideation.
LEWIS HOFF, Cashier.
July 8 levitt
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.pnhlic Sale.

ON Tuesday next, at ten o'clock, vii.
ba sold, at the Vendus Store, corner o.
Prince and Water streets, general as
sortmsnt OF Dry Goods, consisting VI
Cloths. Cassimeres
Bedford and imperial cord
Blankets, nannels
flushing cambria
Lsno, iacOnet and book muslin
Wsrsted, lambs' wool and ecttsn no
siery
Shirting cambr;e, Irish linen
Madras handkerehiets
Figured and plain shawls
CoIored eambrie, Florence silk
Bombazet, pattiuet
Ribbons, lace
Gallons, tapes, bobbins
Cotton balls, white jeans
Pins, white and brown linens
Cords, sslvsts, brown Holland
CaIicoes, aimisies, Marssiiles 4 fancy
vesting
Plain and figured cravats, etc. etc.
Terms made known at place Of sale.
p. 6. Marsteller.
NoyemAex 1
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Valuable Property for Sale

tsE ~-'---' .gst-t
nn SATURDAY, The 10th Of No
vember, at II o'clock, A. N. vii
be sold at public auction. that valaabl,
Property at the insersection of King ant
Columbus streets, consisting OF
Two Bmck Warehouses,
each "a feet front on King-strest, and
extending back 100 feet to . yard en-
closed with brick wall. Those ware
houses are In the bestsituatioHs for bust
ness. and are well calculated for extern
sive Dry Good OF Grocery Stores.
A Dwelling House,
adjoining, well calculated for . gentee'
Sanily. The lot ia large and handsome
" improved every necessary out build
ing Of brick, and the yard and garden
enclosed with brick wall. Few situa
siens are considered more desirable for {
town residence. Also,
A Country Seat,
three miles from A,exsndria, adjoining
Mrs. Chapin's, containing IS acres;
part cleared and In cultivation, the resi-
due in wood. A small dwelling house
has lately been erected. It's handsome
" situated; has a dne spring Of water
is very healthy, and susceptible Of yer,
elegant Improvement.
The above property will be sold, with
ont reserve, at very issral credit
Terms at sale.
p. q. Marstellsr.
October Is If
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Just RRCEIvED

O&0 iN@SAI1 ASAS
Had fcr snse By tbs sabsersSers'
30 bolts Russia duck
s6 pieces Russia shcetings
30 boxes mould and dipped candle
so barrels New England RuH :,
$ pipes Tekerife wine, sup. quail.
9 bales India Goods, consisting of
Reerbeom gurrahs
Madras handkerchiefs
Blue 0illa and mock pullicats
81 4 bales seine twine
! box ladies' bennets, and
40 teas plaster Paris.
JshR q. Lads q Go.
Nsvsmber I
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C. and [ P. Thompson.
Have received per the brig Thomas, Cap
tain Bowman, from Liverpool, q choice
selecfion Of
SeasonaGe Artaclss,
Among them are
sheppard's and Meek, lines and Co.'S
extra saper6ne Imp. Saxony Cloths
and Cassimeres
Fine aud superiine Yorkshire ditto
Double milied Drabs
Fashionable fancy vestings and impe-
rial Cords
FIannels. Wildhores and Bombazets
Striped Blankets
Rose ditto assorted, GA to 1874, SEINE
extra superfne
Superfne Carpetting and hearth Rugs,
new and rich figures
TwilIed Cords and Velyetteens
Cd, "a, aud Cd Merino Shawis, all
celers.
6-A superGns dark Ginghams
Rich Spanish net and bitd.eye null,
Bourbon Cord, twilled and striped,
corded, Lace Stripe. Pink and Lilac
Stripe, Tamboured India, fine book,
iaceaet, cambric and MuIi-Muslins
Patent Net Braces
Ladies' & gentlenens' Leather Gloves
Ladies' regency Enr Capes, Pirenean
Tippets, Flossynet Scarts, CobOurg
Piloreans, Leopold Stocks & Chill
frens' Wersted Boots
LoAdon treble gilt and patent wcve
Silk Buttons
CoIored < patent wire COttcn Threads.
Steam-lOom Shirtings
Malabar Handkerchief, etc.
September Is dStec
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NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber IS no longer a Stock
III holder or Director, or in any man
ner concerned in the Real Estate Bank
Alexander Sangster.
November g st
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November g

Notice to the Stockholders of
the Columbian Insurance
Company of Alexandria.
A DIVIDEND Of One Dollar and 81
IN Cents per share, has this day been
declared from the profits Of the Company
for the last halt year, and is payable at
their Office On Monday the 18th instant
|. BY order Of The Board,
Wx. WILSON, Ssc'y.
Columbian Insurance Office,
Alexandra, Nov. ] 2 dSt
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Notice

THE subscribers having formed a part
yershir. viii transact business at the
stand Istely occupied by Thomas Sicarn,
where thew oiEer for sale q considerable
lanantaty ef
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Lawrason e. F0wlc,

Who hass for Sale,
Said schsoner's Cargo Of
f20 tons French Plaster
10 barrels tanners Oil
10 barrels New England Ram.
October so
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Notice to the STOCKHOLDERS 4
the Colum Insurance C@'

pany OF 1ieXanulla'
4 N Election will be held at htI@
pany's Office, on Monday the = !
Gay Of next mouth, between the noun"
ten A. NJ. and two p. NJ. tor len bIe
tors, being Stockholders and Gl'lr n.y..
the United States, to serve for 0n' !'''
or until the following election
BY order of the Bead, .,
WIN. WILSON, seCl'
Columbian Insurance Ofhce, .,,c}
Alexandria, Goth October, lOtol
October % wv
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T.. LANPHIER
Has received her
@AT.T. FASHIONS

And will open them this day, fer the IN
spection OF those, who please to call md
see them.
November ]
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T. Swami. jun.
Edward Swami.
For Boston,

&&E The schooner NsD Packet
Isaac Berry, master will be rea-
dy ia few days to receive a freight,
which will be taken low,
Apply to
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L haze receire4 sO@
Seasonab,e GOODS,

Such as superiine and second .''
Cassimeres, and coarse dit,O
Lambs Wool, Hose and Sacks
FIannels, plain and figured
Booking Baize
lDamask Table Cloths
Marseilies Vestings
Shawls, Long Cloth, Camor,c'
plain and figured Null Muslla'
|Dhnities, Furniture fringe
Madras Handkerchief u nj
Is truaks superiine undressed "S'
Ca!icOes ;, h,k
The above goods will be solu
- George Ta,le'
49, s0lS
The Museum Will Nc ,S.
ar the reception OF Visitors Oh pf.s,,esJ
Wednesday and Saturday s
rom 8 0 s O'Clock
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NaiSter and Salt,

A0ACe&A SsAtN~ $500,
And 4 propcrtionable stock Of ether arb
clesin the Grocery Line--aattering them
selves it will be in their power to rendel
general satisfaction 10 their acquaintan'
ses and others in the purchase OF thel'
flour and other produce. it's hoped theJ
will favor them with share Of their Gus
teaa.
T. Swann. jun.
Edward Swami.
nP All whs have claims against the
hrm Of Thomas Swami and Co. & Tho
mas Swami, Jun. will be settled with By
application to the subscribers and those
indebted to the said FIRM, and Thona.
Swami, Jan. will make payment to
who are fully authorized 70 settle the
same.
II. SWAIN.
Edward SwaDn.
nEAl- aA f5SttlsE &C. 70 N.aEA
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October IS
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On the pernicious consequences Of ths
prevailing system of Banking Opera
tions and on the facility Of reducing
discounts to any extent, as soan as tn
Bank or the United States commence
| business. BY Nj. cAREy.
LETTER II.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-04
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= Ran away from the subscriber residing
in King George county, Virginia, three
Negroes, by name Charles, Sam, and
Emily. Charles is about 90 years Of age,
of brown color, "a smooth and high fore
head, a pleasing aspect. having always
smile on his comtenance when he either
speaks or is spoken TO-. lie has been
my body servant for several years, and /
think he will first. attempt to get to A.
lexandria, where be has acquaintance,
or most probably to some of the more
Northern cities. where slavery does not
prevail, Charlesis bursten, by hich he
may be readily known. Sam, is an ig.
norant fellow, very black. is a cornfeld
negro, and went off in the appearance Of
one, it is probable he nay be found at
Gunston where he was raised, and from
whence / got him. These two fel.
lows clipped about the ll,h of May
Emily, IS sbighly bro,sn .eirl. about
Is years old, well made rather short, and
her head rather large. She vas raised in
the house. at Lexinsfo ion. Va. < think il
she is in Alexandria, where she
has relations, or at Lexington.
J. sT1TH,
King George County, Va
June St