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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07
TO Lei,

and isrrsediafe flossrs.ior giten,
HE Chamber lately occupied by Messrs. CaAx.
sros SHAY, a. Compting .Isoon. For ali.
uation, pleassntness, and convenience, rs an Office
OF any kind, there is none TO exceed IL Ia town.
And also the room heretofore occupied by the sub.
scribcr. as All ofice PAUL N. MUMFORp
Newport, Aug. 2. lal6
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TOASTS.

Drank at Fore Woleoff, on the 25fh UT. at fhf
celebration of rae Battle Of Bridgevafer.
I. The day we celebrate, the ever memorable
Battle Of Bridgwater Tune-Sfsry Point.
2 Those who fell on that occasion-lheir memory
We cherish they have sealed with their blood ever
lasting renown. Tune-Frssch Crsnadiers
3. The heroes OF Drdgwzter--their hrmness, bra
very, patriotism and skill will never be forgoten.
Tune--Yankee Doodle
4. The Army and Navy of the United States
though yet in infancy. when combined. have con-
vnced the world that America ranks first among
the nations Of the earth. Tunc- Hull Columbia
5. Soldiers Rights-may those who have the
charge, order. them with propriety, shoulder them
with manhood. sYPpor them frmness. and carr y
them with justice. Tune-Bugle Qsics;-Sfep.
s. A Soldier--despised by none but traitors and
fools, respected by patriots cherished by his coan
Try. and glory his only reward. Tune-How harry
the Soidar.
z Th5 5Congre.s Of the United States-they knew
but liteo the fatgues and hardsh;ps Of war. when
they raised their own pay, and reduced that OF the
soldier. Tune Caiiey Siare.
8 Gen. Brown and others under whose banner 8
we have had the homer fight ia yndic Of our
countrys rghts--wiih such comM aRders, soldier
may rest with confidence. Tune Cdps Reeds
March.
g. May s. 6.lsi4-Oswcgo--the british have ample
cause for reflection Tune--Bay0c Water.
10 Gen. Miller--may never want for such
heroes to lead us to t,s charge. Tune--IKtry
IL. The President Of the United States. Tune
Presjdenrs March.
10 James Manroe. Tuue--R;s Columbia.
Is The Secretary of War. Tune Rdnda' Clcr-
isnes
H. The Memory Of Washington. Dirge.
Is The Memory Of Gen Pike aud those who fel'
in tho late glorious struggle-tbey have paved the
way which no American will refuse to tread. Tune
Honor 10 the brave.
16. Indiana state--a l;ninary Of the Western
hemisphere-nay the United States hail her With
sisterly affection. Tune-Cod spesd size plough.
H. The Patriots Of South -Americs--msy their
leaders prove TO the south, what Washington did
to the north Tune-Righs Of Man.
10 fhe Daughters OF Columbia Tune LSrs cnd
Glory.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Sergt. Merrill, President of tho Day. May
Merit meet its reward.
by Sergt. Lewis 1t. Col. Towson. We psrticI.
pate in the proud feelings Of those who had, " in
times that tried mems SOULS" such a commander
may he enjoy that reward which his merits justly
entitle him to.
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A BOUT three eecks sidcc, either Ia Newror, or
n Middletowa, w0rki, POCKET NOOK, con.
taining number Of papers of no consequence 70
any but the owner.--Ahy person Rndieg shc sAm~.
and leaving il At this Office. shall be haadsomely
rewarded. August 2, 1916 ,
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l9arire List.
PoRr OF NEwpoRr--Juy, 1910.

Ensrss--ship Geo. Washington. Wood. 81 Ubee;
sloop Espress. Justin, Newyork, do. Sally, Walden.
fhiladelphia, Schooner Orion, Taylor, New. York.
sloop George & Mary, Walden, do do. Good In
tent, Potter, do. do Is. ID. Jones, Bliss, do do.
Shcphordess, o&rdaer, DO t,e ,',
C!eared--sioop Invincible, Greene, West. .lndiess
do. AnAdne. French, New.losk, do. shephe erdess.
Gardner, do; do. Express, Justin, do, Brig lydia
& Margaret. ArnYId, surrnau go
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Among the ways aud means 20 meet the
the expenees OF the British government, we
observe tax upon s,aa, calculated TO pro-
duee 2oo,oool and taxes upon butter and
cheese, estimated az loo, ,oook sterling.
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More Disturbanees on Lake Erie.


An AEidsvite Of Shadraeh Penn, Jun com.
marder of a schooner on Lake Eric, publish
in the P,usburg Mercury; stating, that on
the l7th Of juno rhe American schr. Ranger,
was boarded and searched In Putin Bay, by
the British brig Tecumseh, Lieut.. Kent,
commander. Several guos were fired on the
mouth Of the bay, as the Ranger was passing
within 200 yards, On her way to Detroit.
Taking the firing to be signals Of distress,
the Ranger tackled and stood 10 for the bay,
when boat left tho Teeumseh, which was
then discovered to be moored in the bay, and
Immediately approached and boarded the
Ranger. The boarding officer Intercepted,
in an impcrious style, the commander Of the
Ranger, as 10 his place Of destination, load.
ing, sc, wrote down the answers, and appear
ed 10 view some Of ,he crew with consider-
able suspician. When asked who fred from
the Point, the British officer answered, T" no
body but some Indians" The deponent
however, thinks the firing proceeded from
some Of the crew OF the Tecumseh, and
looks upon the conduct Of Lieut.. Kent as
amounting TO a complete search, and an Ia.
suit TO the American character and nsg.
Con-. .4dvernser.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

In ,llis town. onslnday cverIng last. Ss the Rev.
Mr.. Towle, Mr.. AirsoSsn NAsoS. ct C"n5rirye-
rsri. Mss, to Miss Lpss sy@- sox,. iausa.sr ..
the late Mr.. John S,ratton, OF this town.
At Bris:sk on the 2lst eli. by the Rev. bishop
Griswold. Hnssrv BaAps,Rp. Esd pc-Aiiss Asi-
GAIL Arwoop. daughter OF Mr.. shefieid Atwood.
of bristol. ~ ti+ fs Rs 04. ft.i.
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c. Nj. IIHURS ION.

Has just reeesprd ana cGsis jor sac csest
10 boxes Havana Brown Sugar
White. do
- 20 boxes Sonchong Tea
ssyt 25 bags Coi.ce
w, l. Rum by the Hhd;
.aLS0-A general Assortment OF w. J. Goods AZ
Groceries o. rciail.
G. M. Thurs,on, wishes 20 purchase or . thous.
and Dollars, in Treasury Nolss.
.Newport, Aug r. l8f5
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At the Islaad of1rinidad. on the 18th Of siay last.
JosrAH Y. CoLLINs, Esq formerly OF this town.
Az Cisrissfsu. (S. e on the a0h uir Gen. JAcoa
REAp. OIL that City. E-af.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

An application to the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylyania for rule 10 ,hcw cause IN srres
II The jsdgmen, against Richard Smith, was
iasscccssfuI. 50 that the prisoner remains
'1s execution, which takes place on Saturday
next.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

From Hauana.-Accoun,s are received al
Charleston frcm Havana 10 the 10Th Of Jviy.
That por, bad not then been shut TO foreign
ers, though the measure was faLted Of as
bout to take place. Il was not believed.
however, that !, could be carried into effect.
American produce low, and the productions
II the Island high.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

49, TON OlNLC., 800
MY, Dwelling House. 10, ~. Broad .street, wi,h
AVA the Out-BuildinCs and the lsnd they stand .n,
!about quarter ofnn acre) FERNS IitefIl. Said
House 10 in complete erden .t
Newport, Aug ?, 1915 w 10
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EXTRAORDINARY PRODUCTION.

EA EXTRAORDINARILY PKOUUCTTON.
THoAAs TowssEHp, Esq'r. last week
obtained from his lot, Called the heater tot,
which forms the left hand corner OF the road
leading 10 oro~u-E-J, ...-I-- 900, 0"s "un-
dred and fwo quarters Of Hay, as certified by
the weigher, Mr.. Edward Simmons. Said
lot contains three acres and quas,cr OF land.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-08-07

In consequence of the invention OF ma.
chine to sweep chimnies, notice has been
given Of an intended motion in Parliament
for Law to prohibit the employment of boys
fer tha, purpose - London faEer.
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Sbtffi-Id May u
Given under my hand this tenth day Of July,
one thousand eight husdred and sixteen.
CHRIS RAYMOND PERRY.
Cs,lee,sr fer ne fr1 coiieensn Disfrif m RE
5'sH eT Rbsde. BLAND.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
Fam or c0rrespoadsnt.
AxxAPoLss, Goth Jan. 1916

AxNAP0Lss, Goth Jan. 1910.
hsAR sII2. i.
.lysry i,upostaat act III regard to the
...slaIii:is pledium, has passed the Le-
's Istsre Of this state-The act provides
80 establishment of an Institution un-
s. t.s tis!s OF ts:e Consolidated Bank OF
r'rssaud, With capital of one million
-. ssslI.rs. to be aiade mp OF Efficient mo-
- IN tae several eouatfy be1h,s IN pro-
100, 70 tiaeig respective capitals.
sAs Mansnf this Institution was de-
.;slis tEe Eeayentiun of Bark Depa-
ah;ch assembled here IN December
=, BIZ practical men 1t is tsee,i.ed
,ss,etent to operate an equalization OF
ra,epcs. SO faras regards the issues OF
ms stale. Ii, viii rea,ain for congress
$ nualize the currency Ut the union.
I creating a community ofinterests it
considered that local jeai0asies viii be
s 'Iss,iSslea, and tHatharmong. when IS so
,s.eatiaI TO the general welfare will be
rsatE promoted. The Cay Of Bai5t-
ssmssiA be the theatre OF liquidation
6rthe concerns Of the composing banks.
Nv the peculiar construction Of this
meat capartnersbip, the ADMINISTRATIONS
~ exalted to the estfank--all are made
soasI IN solidity and credit. The Con-
solSatrd Bank is the common offspring
ii Al. aud placed uader their entire sup
pOtt ana control.
The following Gentlemes are appoint
sa Commissioners, for carrying into et-
Get the provisions OF this act, viz
H. H. Iiarwoed, for the Farmers
Rauk Of Maryland; ]. Leeds Kesr,
B.anch Bank at EaSt0n John Tyler, do
do Ereavicktown; L. l. IL. Iandy Far
,ners Bank Of somerset aad Worcester ;
.ssan Rider, Branch Bank. at Salisbury ;
I. ID. ieaekIe, Bank Of, So.nerset; John
Buchanan. Conocheague Bank; James
Sewali. Slktou Bank; William hughietr,
Bank Of Caroline; Mark PriLgle, Havre
ilsOrace Bank; Upton Bruce, Bank OF
lllrsany; Erlsby lilgnman, Hagerstown
Bsak; John GiSt, Bank of Westminster,
Lssil tiaie, Poetdeposit Bank,
Il. S. Gaxette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
Loss Of the SIoop Caroline. Of Phi
Indetphia..

Mr.. Samuel Fenton, late mate Of thu
above sloop, arrived in town Yesterday
and has furnished us with tie toliowlns
particulars of her loss -
The Sleep Caroline, George Donnel
ly, master, sailed from Philadelphia on
the 9th December, bound to Savanna!
with cargo of measses, wlnskey. hard
ware, &e. The third day after sailing
of Cape Hatteras, experienced severe
blow which continued for six days, III.
whole of winch time were forced to lay
toe, the sloop drifting out into the Gulf
tire DAYS after experienced anothe
b!ow from the r. w. which-caused the
sloop to leak badly; this gale lasted un-
til the 18th instant, when the vino
hauled ronnd to Il. E.; bore up for the
land. the weather continuing very thick
and squally; on the 18th instant, at t
o'clock In the evening, made all open
ing. which we supposed to be Tybee-
entered at 2 o'clock. found the water
shoaiirg and stood Of, at half past :
tackled and stood in again, keeping the
lead continually going, wien at eight
O'Clock she struck on Egg Bank, in st
Helena Inlet. The next morning at
daylight, got out an anchor and sue
ceeded in hauling her Oft, the wind en-
creasing, she dragged her anchcr aud
went on shore again, when we hove oyet
part Of her cargo, in order to fighter
her, bat at O'Clock in the evening She
bilged, and filled with water, but capt.
ID. aid bis crew remained on board he,
until about four O'Clock in the morning.
when they took to their boat and went
on board the sloop Two Friends, capt.
Sergeant. of tits port, who treated them
with the greatest kindness and landed
them at st. Helena. A considerable
part Of the earso was afterwards saved
ia boats and taken to St. Helena, where
captain Donaelly would remain until il
should be sold.-rCHAR. COURIER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
Plaster Land for Sale.
January o..

|vHSlIE subscriber offers for sale, a
b Farm, in the County of Fauquier,
|and state of Virginia, containing $50 A.
cres, one third oil which is Of the strong
est quality, aud covered with heavy
growth of red oak and hickory-I'he re-
sidue, (being cleared land is in good
heart, two thirds Of it having been
laid down in red clover, and no tract
lin the state has afforded higher eviden-
ces of its adoption to the plaster Of Pa
|ris.-Thele ID, on this tract. and at the
confluence of the two never falling
streams Of Broad and Mill Runs,
scite for Merchant Mill, with a fall
of 25 feet, surrounded by every mate
rial for building, and by the side of q
we'll built Saw-Mill, recently erected.
A law has passed for a turnpike roa'l
which will pass by or near this settle.
For the above property, will take
the moderate price Of 90 dollars per a.
ere, with reasonable allowance, for the
water advantages.
THOMAS TURNER.
Near Eayinarket Post-0flice, Va.
Centember 90
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|of Sonla. tsok from the wreck and
landed him at AMER, the captain of ths
English country ship Union, Of Calcutta
from Port Jackson for Batavia--hau
been ashore I8 days with a Lascar
crew, and expected assistance from Ba-
|tavia; he observed that two ships had
passed him before, one of them his own
|countryman.
The Canton to the Straits of Sunda,
averaged l45 s-4 miles per day. The
greatest run was 24l miles. She arriy-
ed in AMER Roads in SO days.
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SPANISH AMERICA.

aAietter fraan Madrid, dated the 9th
hsaAt, inserted IL the French papers
contains the following extract ola jes-
patch iroul the Marquis Of Coneordia
NSafoy Of Peru, to the minister at war;
dated 9th Of June -
sIumy despatch of the 18th. / gave
yOarexce,leaeE intelligence Of The cOai-
plese rOate Of the numerous insurgent
army 81 Tue province of CuscO. in Up
per Pera; IN consequence Of this victo-
~. tie GsrsIlai de camp, Don Juan Ra-
isartz, en;ertd that capital Ia trianaph,
Ald without opposition. / have since
seceived detailed account of this hap
pyesSlss, which have the honor TO send
.9a. lOu viii see that tnis victory Is
10 Inferior to that which Ccrtez gained
q sAe vale, oi Olaaba for il ON that
season the latter, as the historian So
Hstates, had to fight 200,0J0 men. it
Must also be considered that the indians
IA no cayairy or artillery to oppose
Ysrtsz, and that they dreaded greatly
Isse two ar:aies which were wholly uu-
'xaogR to them. Eheir cuurage was
smelly displs led in the maintenauee OF
NC fOyal standatd; but the insurgents
SCuses were defended by deep river,
ss'eaene kias troy ps crossed with SUI
guar Courage, under the reofa wellsup-
ls'ed artillery and in unerable sharp
st'o'eF'. This memorable day secures
~ uaaquility, not only Of the province
~ Cisco, bat of the districts Of Puno,
20 Arequipa, Hanmanga, and Han-
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Ns,Obaryport, Jan. IS.
FROM HAYI'I

We have been favored with letter
from capt. Coffin, at Cape Henry, of the
18th uIt. to merchants in this vicinity,
wherein the writer mentions, that after
contracting and paving for molasses al
SO cents, aud before it was delivered
an order was issued by the sable king.
by which the price was fixed at so cents.
and the merchants refused to fulfil their
contracts. The king receives one fourth
of tie produce Of the island, levied as a
tax.
No articles commands the first cost
there except alewiyes, these were at S9,
about 100 bbls. in market; bank fish
from FIVE to six dollars coffee IL cents.
duty 2;sugaps 10 and IL, duty l so.
A number Of vessels we're there
names not mentioned.
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NOTICE

THE subscriber will sell to the high
est bidder, on Friday, the 9th Of Febru
ary next, at the late residence of colonel
y. Wren, nine or ten likely young
NEGROES, of both sexes, for term OF
vears-among them a,e two good cooks
washers and ironers. will enter int
private contract before that day, for any
Of them. At same time and place, "a
Horse and Cart for sale. Terms made
Known Or the day of sale.
Sarah Wren,
Fairfax County, Va.
february 8. dts
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- a. MOORE, Reg;
This is to give Notice,

This is TO give Notice,
That the subscribers of Alexandra coun-
ty. in the District of Columbia, have OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters testamentary on the es-
tate OF John Wise, late, of the county
deceased: ALL PERSONS
having claims against the sald decedent
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscri-
bers Oh or before tire 97th day OF July
next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate, and those
indebted thereto are required to make
immediate payment.
t.siisen under my land this eth Of ia.
nualy 1916.
Adam Lynn,
Executor of John Wise.
January o.. e92w
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Port Of Alexandria

Arrived, schr. Emeline, capt. Ander-
son, IL days from Port au Prince and
Hayanna-powder, coffee, and Haywood
Importing and Exporting Company Of
Georgetown.
Flour and tobacco in great demand al
Hayanna--Flour "a dollars per Dbl.
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Feb ]
District of Columbia, County q
.qisrdndria, So.

.fiGcGndraG, So.
wv HEREAS complaint is made to
w me this day. on oath, by James
Campbell, jailot of the county aforesaid.
that Alb aham King, who was conmlt-
ted to said jail by my warrant. on sus-
picion Of felony, did on the night of the
|S0th of January, instant forcibly break
and escape from said Jail and is now 60
ling at large-These are therefore, in the
name of the United States, to require
you and every of you in your respective
counties, cities, towns and precints. to
make diligent search by way of hue and
Icry, for said Abraham, and him having
found. to seize and retake aud safely
convey or cause to be safely conveyed to
tine jail of said county OF Ai e "a
there to be kept until he shall be thence
discharged by due cousc Of law. /,
Given under my hand and seal this
slst day Of January, 1916.
A. FAW.
10 all marshals. Sailias, constables, &C
within the District OF Columbia.
Feb l
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Orphans Court,
.aleraudria County, JanRt

.7leraudria County, January
FERN, 1916.
ORDERED, That the executor of John
Wise. deceased, do insert the following
three tues week TOR
two weeks, in the Alexandria newspas
psrs.
a. MOORE, Reg:
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Public Sale.

ON Tuesday next the 9Th instant, will b
sold at the Sendue Store,
One bale slperfine Broad Cloths
Three bales second ditto
One case Marseilles Nesting
One ditto Cambria Mustins
One ditto Cambria Prints
One ditto Gingbams
One ditto American Cottons, &c.
2. c.. MarStelier
February 8
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Ifact Of q letter iroul Havana, dated
January z.

OoANAsy -
q ny an arrival this day from St. Mar
- . lle news Of the surrender Of Cartha-
s !. coa6rmed; the place capitulated
IS ne 9th Dec. l believe this can be
: i 4 on; it is said that erevious
! Ne : eapitulahOn $500 peopls had died
@ecity of starvation, &c.
>. NE brig Grand Turk, Borden, from
$500 arrived the 5ih in 10 days.
i y n.'s Piutus, Morris, do. do. do. do.
A. ns Fame, from Providence, Is
arrived the 9th.
49,. Aslssses 10 reals per key; white
- = to SI4 ger cwt brown do. 9 t
,si 4 n.aScayads 10. z to 10; coffee
A. 'ossweOd IS pei. tan.
!, ~. : ,: 3, cargo Of lua,5er sold at 6sl
Of q letter from Canton, Sept
AZ; "a, received at Boston.
Ca Santsn, Hinrkley on the passag'
Sss0R " lbs place, 10 the Strait
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february s.
50 collars Reward.


Ed ROKE from the jail of Alexandria
I'D county, on the night of the s0tk
,itimo, where he had been committed
tor theft) a likely mniatto bow, named
WILLIAM FELPS, aged about TWEEN
|ty-one years, $ feet and half high. has
ia fine omen countenance, black hair ana
nearly straight, has long eye-lashes. and
think has a small scar on one of his
|cheeks-had on when sent to Jail, sur
tout of drab coating. olive corded vest,
dark mixed sherry.alIies s. boots---also
took with him two coats of blue broad
cloth, one OF which much worn, and Sc
veral pair pantaloons, some OF grey coun-
~ cloth wove fustian. | purchased him
lbout twelve months since of a Mr.. Will
liam Brewer, at Annapolis, who had
hired him some time before to Majer 5.
Clark, Of Washington, aud DIR. Hall, Of
I've army. The above reward will be
given for his apprehension SO that ! get
him again.
Horo.. .M'Eldsrry.
s~~ The editors Of the National In
telligeucer and Maryland Gazette, are
requested to insert the above three times
"a week for three weeks, and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
february 8 StawSw
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Pubic Sale.

On Tuesday next the 9Th instant, viii
be sold on the premises,
A two story frame Dwelling-House
situated on the North side Of Duke
street, to the eastward of Patrick street,
nov in the occupancyof Mrs. Thompson.
Or Terms made known at the place
of sale.
Feb S
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; POTATOES.

Northern Potatoes for sale in smat
quantities, by JOHN D. HAMMETf
corner Of Fairfax and Prince-streets.
february 8 cost
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sgtisDAT, FRaauAsS $.

--s.I majority Tor gen. Smith over
fAss lSsls IOr member Of Congress,
Nts 49,: :.S and county Of Baltimore,
j. t'e s'' Bal. TtL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-03
The Subscriber

Wishes TO employ person who can
write tolerably weli. to attend IN h''
lumber ward. None need apply but =
sober, honest, and industrious man.
Nm, Rhodes.
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A small Gold Chain

Was found on the night of the s0th nit,
Ia the ball room. The owner may have
it by application at this Office and pay
Jug for the advertisement.
february 8 st
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FWHire,
For Boston.

xksS The regular trading schr:
ES Native,
Mstsssss ~ Nathaniel Mayhem, Master,
wlii conlnence loading in three days.
Tor freight of 500 bbls. or passage, apply
to tire Master ON board, or
La,crason 8. Fo,ris,
Who have received by said schr.
95 tons Plaster Paris
500 boxes mould candles
100 boxes fish
90 bills. beef
bale white Russia sheetings
eask containing tea sets China
jan so
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For Sale. Freight. or Charter
xssr The schooner Jane. burtken q
R tens or ESQ barrels. now IN com
oIete order for the reception of cargo.
Apply to
"a. ectf
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FOR SAVANNAH,
Cd mo. ist
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

.fienandria, Jan. 81, 1916.
NSCAfED from the Jail OF this coun'
M ty Mulatto man named William
the property Of Capt. McEldray, OF Ma
rvland. He is about 81 or % years Of
ace. 5 feet 5 or inches high. slim made
he has several changes of clothes, and as
1 understand, was bought in Annapolis
l will give the above Reward, If deliver.
ed to me in Alexandria.
james Campbell.