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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

The net Repuoilosn gam I'D 'oe to"No
ready heard froo,s upws'ds 4 hOC-
SAND. ltn yet uncertain who Is elec'ed.
The Federal mslor,y last year exeeeoea
1000. The people OF tins great State nave
shewn by their voles, their Gisapprobation OF
a A,istocratio Fedss AlIsm.
CONNECTICUT.
Ths election in this State was holden on
Mond,y last But few towns have YET oeeh
received snese mark g'eN change 10 Inc
sen,imen,s Of the people. New.Hsven,~bose
innaDiIsn,s have heretofore been JourJffEs
iedera, has rh,s ysar elected Republican Re-
p,e,entstves by 81 majority and given to
the Republic ~ candidate for Governor, ~,
AMI u ,he Republican candidate To- 1t. Gov
error. l55 Ulalority. In HsDden, Mr.. VOL
coTT's raiery ovor Gov. SMITH is O. IN
New -Landsa 63 in Natwich 49 IN Groicn
l65 IL Sioninslon l52 /; in North Sioning'
too 80 /; IN Waterford lo4 ; in Stra,iofd 30;
10 Preston IS ; 10 Nsrwalk ss, and in HART.
Ford 25.-We have seen tetufns from 20
towns, published ~ the New-Lohdou and
No, wich papers, which give (maJo'ltles)
1857 ior Nj. WoLcorT, and $50 tor trov.
SNIrA-leaving d Republcsn majority OF
NISE HvSpRkD AND 71kHrT-SIS
HAIL ! CONNECTICUT!
Nsfe--The city of Hartford, where was
eonvoked ,he blue-lsht Convention, has re-
turned Republican Representatives by hand
some majority.
Nessrs. Pririers,
Il CaaHter of Politics, in your paper not
iong since, might have been considerably en-
larged send you few additional verses.
S4lh Such a eom5inafioH as that which,
headed by WILLIAM JoNEs and NICHOLAS
BRowN, endeayuted 20 SOW the SEEDS ot dis'
seoiion ia a eigious chuI ch 10 Rhode Island,
by infiuencllg its members to elect to office
| u reputed Federal Deis, 10 opposition TO q
Republican Christian.
SSH. Such q con6inatior as that IN Pro-
vidence, not q great while ago, which drum
med up seditious town meetings and exei'-
ed mobs to insul, the f-ieods OF government,
| to break open the public stores, and commit
! other outrages.
SSH. Such q combination as that which
| manufactured 4 sufficient number OF itaudu'
| lent voters within tho town Of Providence, t.
| cosn,erbslaucc The Republican majority 10
| the inferior, aod thus enabled the town Of
| Providence ~ sue the State, send Delegates
| TO the Infamous Hartford Convention, oppose
| and thwart all the measures OF the Genetai
|, Government, and saddle the farmers with the
| whole Of the Direct Tax, by which they Sc
cured an inn mmense sum in their own pockets,
instead of saving il to the State, and ealculs,-
| ed to excite an odium against the Republican
| administration.
| S7,h. Such eor6inasisn 40 that formed
in 1905, 20 nemorioh=e the government into
restrictive measures against Great Britain !;
which afterwards ieoelliousy opposed the
| embargo, the non.in,ercourse, and non-im.
| por,stion--snd now again, in 1910, is eu1ea-
I yerius . rs.s'pslcl Nsse very rSSIss,lye
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

oSHH' hH.sseUH, '1i''" %
SOME QUESTIONS ANSWERED
AND SOME NOT.
Who was the FIRST man Adam.
Who was the hrsi woman kve.
Who was ihe first murderer Cam.
Who betrayed his mss;er Judas.
Who wanted 10 bslray their country!
The Hartford C0npsnfion.
Who wrote TO John Mein' Of Newport!
Gop.. Jones ond Senator Broom,
Wha, were tho subjects
-. Reigisn and Politics.
Wha, was John to do
To sprite 10 Elder Shefar1.
Was John religious man
.dsk those he ---~----.
What were his subjects to write upon
Religion and PoGsiSs.
Was Shepard religious man!
7ruiy-be freaeheG
But wha, wa. he 10 do
Why-gef one ofhis eAnreh 10 wiff.
Graw from office 60 make room Jcr
Mr.. r.
Was Mr.. +. religious man
Sarn,-ss good as Volfaive, or Tom
Paine, or 6oth together.
Who took an oath TO support the Constitu-
lion and Laws Of ths United Statess
The Rehresenfatipss.
who had quantity of silks and other
goods TO large amount hid in bafp ucar
Wa,ch.hil Ask Col. ---- .Hotknsons
Who had TWO cart loads of goods, aaksa
out of said barn before the custem-Aeose
officers seized them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

Can any man give bis vote against such
men, so '!uil Of religion and patriotism, even
though it should appear tha, little snug
gliog had been carried on between Now
Shoreham and Charlsstown and Pr0sidenee
and Hopkinton
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

IF the States have been dsfraudsd ola con.
siderable amount, may it not have fallen into
religious families --
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

Are not such men religious
.ask Nm. Tones u .Mcdo. Brosan.
Are they not al for high Offices in the S'ates
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

measures, in relation to the trade with the
British West and Esst Indies.
REMEMBRANCE.
Senih. knrsielyn, .9tril =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17
MASSACHUSETTS,.

The net Republican gain In the towns al
ready heard from,is upws,ds hoC-
SAND. ltis yet uncertain who Is elec'ea.
The Federal majority last year exeeeoea
1000. The people OF tins grea, State have
sbewn by ,ner vo,es, their 6isapprobatioh Oh
\ A,istocfalic fedsi AlIsm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-04-17

Recent Eleclions N NaH- T. ScLIN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Sale by Auction

I'm as much as one of the subscribers,
is DESTROYS of leaving the town of
Alexandria for a short time-We have
agreed on dissolution of partnership
tmutually) and for the more speedy set
element of our accounts, have appointed
Wednesday the 10th day of January,
1916, for the sale of our stock in trade,
which is large and well selected, COM
sisting of cloths of all descriptions, by the
bale and piece, cassimeres, coatings,
blankets, cambrics, cotton shirtings, In
dia cottons, levantine and florence silks,
cords and velvets, German linens by the
piece and bale, shawls. bandkerchiefs,
syc. &c.-comprising an excellent
assortment of well chosen and sea-
sonable goods, which will be sold
without reserve. Further, during the
time from this until the sale takes place,
we shall be ready to sell by packages
piece or retail, any goods in the store
upon the most reasonable terms-say
cost and charges.
The terms of sale will be liberal as to
credit, and made known on day OF sale.
G. WRITER'S,
w. S. HERBERT.
N. B. The sale of the above goods
will commence at ten o'clock.
GRIFFITH & BRAWNER.
January L
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
ALEXANDRIA.
! .TURBAY, JAxuARs e,

- MILITARY ACAD. MY
IiD .,ssiion ii the House Of Repre-
~ asss s, this subject has eyentuated
'i''l 'sss,0srmiination to establish one A.
ne u' = addition to the one already
ds ,,,,hsd, 10 be located at Knoxville,
/ |, i 'ss,e 81 Tennessee, which was con-
! q = III r. the majority Of the House,
\ 'sl' aa,,o.tcentral position to that section
Is ,,",rv which campIizes the southern
! s0 ''a.t.rn states ard territories. The
h X - beeu reeonmitted with a view to
'p.a.,usenaat ofits details bat, it is
'a.bls, Will pass the Houseof Repre-
s.s,t;yss nearly I'M its present shape.
FL D'- amber Of cadets attached. TO the
.. !. If Engineers, or Military Acaiie-
y. y 4 nroDOsed to he Increased from two
'lAs''S Nat. Int.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06

lose the expenses Of educating and sup
porting them, The whole amount OF
our officers for the settled establishment,
scarcely exceed five hundred Then,
what should be done with the annual ac-
,cumation Of hundreds sent forth from the
academies
The thing has the appearance OF great
absurdity-for sssuredly, if carried into
effect, we should in a few years have in
initely more officers tnan soldiers.
Federal Republican.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
REMOVAL
David Peabody

n INFORMS his friends and former
c1stomers, that having sold out his
ormer Stock Of Goods and Stand, he has
AIKEN the store two doors below the Me-
;hanics' Bank, formerly occupied by
dessrs. Rogers & Lewis, where he has
low opening complete assortment of
staple and Fancy Goods, purchased the
asst week at reduced prices. and will sell
hem for castonly, at avery small advance
AMONG WHICH ARE
Superfne and common broadcleths, all
colors,
Black, blue and MKT super6ne cassi.
meres,
Cords and stockinets, velvets,
Flannels aud booking baizes,
Bombazetts, elegant vestings,
Cotton and worsted hosiery,
Ginghams and calicoes,
Cotton cambrics, dimties,
Irish linens, long cloths and British
c0ttons,
DidCh, urOWHs green, CrithSOn, DUN o.
white levantines,
Black and colored lustrings,
White satin,
Satin stripe and blown gauze for bali
dresses,
White and colorcd ladies and gentle
mems silk and kid gloves,
Plaided ,ustrings, silk FIorentine,
Dress handkerchiefs, embroidered with
gold and silver,
Elegant merino and silk shawls,
Imitation and cotton do.
WoolIen scarfs, waistcoats & drawers,
Gentlemen's leather gloves, superior
quality,
Lustring and satin ribbons, very
cheap,
Elegant down plumes,
Boot cord, pins, tapes, thread, &c.
Jan E
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Public Sale.

On Tuesday next, the 9th instant, at
halt past ten O'Clock, will be sold at
the vendue Store,
8 bales Oh coarse blue cloths
l case cambria prints
/ ditto ginghams,
ditto cambria
ditto Marseilles vesting
l ditto domestic cotton
:. Cotton shirting, boinbazetts, shawis;
woollen and cotton hosiery, etc. etc.
ALSO,
10 hogsheads first quality Cider
1 pair large lookipg-glasses.
r. G. Marsteller.
January 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Just Published.

And for sale at the subscribers Book
and Stationary Store opposite to the
Washington tavern, on King. street,
Alexandria
CHARLEMAGNE, or the Church
Deiivered--an Epic Poem, in "a books,
by Lucien Bonaparte, of he Institute of
France, &c. 9 vols. boards. Price two
dollars.
A Circumstantial Narrative of the
Campaign i'll Russia, embeIlished with
plans of the battles of Moscow, Malo and
Jaraslaviter. Containing a faithful de-
scription of the affecting and interesting
scenes of which the author was an eye
witness-by Eugene Labaume, captain
of the royal geographical engineers, &c.
1 vol. octave. Price SO so
ALSO,
The following Juvenile Books by the
dozen or single.
Young child's primmer, N. York pre-
ceptor, do. spelling book, do. reader.
Barbauld's hymn, way to wealth, po-
ems for children, seven wonders of the
world, true stories related, false stories
corrected, Watts's divine songs, the
black prince, childrens' play, instruc-
tive alphabet, Hsop's fables, the sea-
sons, the olio, garden amusement, the
hermit, cries of New York, solar mi
croscope, Alexander Selkirk, (the real
Robinson Crusoe), youths cabinet OF
nature, life OF Daniel Lambert, select
fables in prose and verse, the lottery,
the pious parents request, art of flying,
epitaphs, the mirror Of misery, or tyran-
ny exposed, history of beasts, of birds,
Of fish, OF insects, new years gift, beau
ties of the New-England primmer, little
poems for little readers, the medley,
pleasing toy, book of riddles, book
of pictures, scripture history, picture
alphabet, book of letters. spring, sum-
mer, autumn, winter, childhood, In
fancy, manhood, old aye.
The following are principally ornament
ed with Carricature Engrayings.
Joe Dobson, blue beard, punch's visit to
pug, Tom the piper's sen, the jack daw
at home, the world turned upside down,
the peacock at home, Peter Prim's pro-
ftable present, little Eliza, little Hen
ry, little William, Gulliver's travels,
pus's visit to punch, Mrs. Gilpin, Jack
aud the bean stalk, cats concert.
Sogether with a large stock Of school
and miscellaneous books.
ROBERT GRAY.
Tanuary e
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Notice.

"a. F
w E, the subscribers, having Termed
w a connection in trade, the bust.
ness in future will be conducted under
the firm of Anderson and Haines.
James Anderson,
Daniel Haines.
All persons having claims against
James Anderson, are requested to call
for payment; and all those indebted to
him, or Anderson and Mutt, are hereby
notified, that they must call and pay
their respective accounts, as no further
indulgence will be given.
James Anderson.
Jan 6 eo3w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Office ofthe Marine Insurance
Company of Alexandra,

JANUARY, 9Th 1916.
TlHE Stockholders are hereby inform
ed that dividend of 4 per cent.
is declared for the last six months ending
the LIST inst. on that part of the capital
stock new paid, which will be ready to
be paid them on and after the 18th inst.
]. B. NICHOLS, Sec'ry.
jan 6 ST
The Editors of the Virginia Herald
and Fredericksburg Herald are request
ed to publish the above s times.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Charleston, Dec. 2g.
SfIIpyVPEf KS

SHIpTVI2ECK Ks.
The British ship Hercules, Duncan,
frup Emma, bound to this port, with a
cargo of Salt, was wrecked on Saturday
night last, about s O'Clock, upon Martins
Industry. At sunrise, She was full Of
water, when the crew took to their boats,
and landed at Beaufort. from whence
they proceeded to this port, where they
arrived last evening. The whole NUM-
Der, including capt, Lassell, and the crew
of the American brig Forest, taken on
board at Exuma, amounting to 81.
Courier.
The brig Forest, LasseIl, of Kenne-
bunk. last from Norfolk, was driven a.
shore upon Exuma, on the second inst.
in violent gMe Of wind, and entirely
destroyed-she had just begun to take in
u cargo OF Salt. apt. l.. and his crew,
afterwards embarked in the British ship
Hercules, for this port sailed on the 9TH
instant, and were second time wrecked
within the short space OF about three
weeks, as above stated. A day or two
before they left Exuma, brig belonging
to New-Aayen, put into that port, having
been driven aut of turks Island, in
violent gale, on the Sd instant. Her
capt. was left on shore, anu she was
broughtinto Exuma by the mate, whore
ported, that every other vessel at turks
Island, had been driven to sea before
them, IN the gale of the Sd inst.-I6id.
The schooner Resolution, OF Shrewsbu-
ry, h, J.. capt. Henry Somnes. from
Nyinton, N. Z. bound to this port, With
a cargo ofstaves, was run down on We'd
nesday morning last, at O'clock; A. Al.
about S or 10 miles from the bars by the
gSaip Abigail, Johnson, from Boston.
The vessels we're crossing each other on
different tacks, when the Ship struck the
achponer auid ships, running her bow
spirit between the schr's masts. Capt.
Sonllnes states! that he hailed, and beg
Sed tie capt. OF the ship to back his top
sails Immediately, but they were SO slow
ABOUT it, that the sides of the schooner
were stove in, and She filed with water.
before the ship swung clear her. Cant.
5. again hailed, and begged them to
send their boat ca board him, to assist in
saving the crew; their beat was, accord
ingty lowered down, and sent to the
schooner, with two men; but it was We
Try dark, and their being no Immediate
danger Of the schooner's sinking. capt.
S. requested them to return to the ship.
and beg the captain to remain by him
until daylight, in order to save what
they could from the wreck. .fhe boat
then returned to the ship; but, to the
astonishment OF capt. S. she was hoisted
up, and the ship stood on her course,
aud iett hilE. Having no other alterna-.
tive, to save their lives, capt. Somes
and his crew embarked in their small
boat, and made for the shore, and reach
ed town on "Wednesday afternoon.
I5id.
The schooner switzerland, Ballard.
from George town, bound to this port,
with cargo Of Rough Rice, belonging
t6J. ]. PrlngIe, Esq. was wrecked on
Saturday last, on Bulls Breakers; yes
sci and cargo, entirety lost. The schr.
belonged TO Mr.. Deletue.-Ibid.
The ship Neptune, of London, was a.
shore on Martins Industry: we UNDER
stand, SEVEN of her crew were lost.
City Gar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06
Nat. Int.

The President of the United States
!. recognized Mr.. Foafcroy as Consul
SfSs Maiesty the King of France and
|N,nrre. Tor the Port Of Charleston.
Also, the following Censuls and Vice
sConsuls Of His Catholic Majesty
\ Don .artonio .9sgoie Tllalobos, Con-
n for the States Of North and South Ca
|nIina, T. reside at Charleston.
Don Baftholome Reae7senet. Consul
'lsr the State Of Pennsylvania, TO reside
lat Philadelphia.
Don Pablo Clidcea, Consul for the
States Of Virginia and Kentucky, to re.
ode at Norfolk.
Don Carlos Wulrey, Vice consul for
|hsState Of Georgia, 10 reside at Sayan-
|nak
Dou JarqGn zsmemno, Vice consul
|6r the District Of CoalAbia, to reside at
Alexandria.
Don Diego .Norphy, Vice consul for
the State Of Louisiana. to reside at New
Orleans.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06

The House of Representatives was
Employed the greater part Of yesterday,
"a a committee Ofthe nlli,e ON the bill
Substituting certain military academies.
1t seldom falls to the lot of the repre-
Eatatiyes to exhibit so little unauimity Oh
ay topic Of general national interest as
vas displayed in the discussion of this
aeest. Respecting the amLer Of Che
new academies, there existed more OPT
GaAs than twa--Sonle members we're
lwicuE academies, some Cor two-seme
ior euly one.-H4en as to the place or
Rscs ID which tause were TO be esta-
asAed--or to use the tine-fangled word
OitAe day, the locatian OF thenl--there
seFsa variety of opinions also. The
DISCUSSION had continued for long time
atAOutany possibility of forming u well
grounded csnc!asinn "a TO the result,
when Mr.. Sergeant Of Philadelphia rose
andlna concise speech ofmuch ingenuity
Aad sound sease-Hhat people com
monty call short and pitll gave 50 de-
rslye blow tothe business t!,at d raotian
originally made bg AZ. WILD of Georgia
% strike out the void +. rnREEn and
Substitute the word I. uSE" in the place
atwas granted !; aud the number re-
gcF'ed by the committee was consequent
Ireduced from three 10 one.
va the question whether that che
S0eld be fixed in the district Of Coium-
OAa decision took place to the exclu.
s~S y the district, ed motion made
y AT. Clay to locate it at Pittsba gh
sas interrupted By 2 mutton that tue
so'aSlttee should Use, report PROCESS
sas beg leave to SIT again.
80 ar sargeant's argument was irresis-
lsOls--0nt, IN our opinion, so plain aud
T. al'est, that We thnk, mauy after hay-
- aeafd It must haze wondered how
e ~ same reasoning could have failed to
~. Na !, . themselves. Tie amount Of II
~ ~ y According to the plan report
~ y J. tne committee, i number Of no
/. - map eight hundred Cadets were 70
eu~as p0r'ed, and supplied at the public
tau 49,, S'th a complete military educa-
ISL eder tsfnrnisirthe afmies oftAe
H.. With skilfsl 4 seieatiiic officers,
ssrs suacahOn being flushed, they
their !. lease the academy, IN order to
fsr .d PAGES being supplied. ssY others
fsrrA - i, : number periodically turned
pOSs,b - me aaion, employment could moi
sussI ! oe found incur armies. The,
reoa therefore be thro@a back agair
some .ss.selety, and left suse K support ii
frst 4 ' as,. professions, which they would
would ised 70 iearn--the consequence
LIsrvu Y, that their requirements mi,
a. ny ss's s weuill be soon forgatten
pea forgot would be Of no use L
ll.sp ,a - :, That they would lose all theiI
tai.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06

The ship Neptune, of London, was a.
shore Oh Martins Industry: we under.
stand, SEVEN of her crew were lost.
City Gar.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-01-06

The schooner Switzerland, Ballard
from George town, bound to this por
with cargo Of Rough Rice, belongin
toJ. ]. Prlngle, Esq. was wrecked o
Saturday last, on Bulls Breakers; YES
sci and cargo, entirety lost. fhe sch
belonged TO Mr.. Deletae.-Ibid.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29
Hats, Books and Paper
Hangings.
lust received, for sale, by

1USr received, for sale, by
j GEORGE WANTON,
A complete assortment mems, youths and chii.
dren's Hats Of every description and pricc-viz
Mems superf fash. beavers. best quality;
do 81. with wide brims
do. castor and plated;
Childrens beaver and morocco Hats, various Kinds
MEMS and ch6ren's best and cheap felt Hats
.4iso receiucd,
School. Books Of every kind in use; large Bibles,
with elegant plates Hunts Coast Pilots and Navi-
gators Fooiscap Writisg Paper, No. !, 2, and > !
fine and common Letter Paper, BY the rea'u; mis-
celIsneous books. new and second hand
HIN NGINGS.
A great variety of new and fashionable patterns.
for rooms and window curtains, with wide and nar-
row borders
The above articles will be sold at the lowest nan.
ufac,ory prices-and New.York bills and Treasury
notes, al par, received in payment.
TT All persons having demands sgainst @. WAN
TOW, will please present the same for settlement
and those who indebted TO him. are requested 10
make immediate payment, as all his unse'usa ac-
counts NEST be speedily adjusted May ID.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29
Jacob Richardson,

rrAS tor sale, at kis Book store, No. l67, Thames
II street, adjoining sou,herly on the Carpenter
brick house, general assortment OF Books' IN d.
yini,y, History, Law, Physic, &c VIZ;
BIBLES Of all sizes, ss cheap As those tnat sei';
eh.,oer than any other s,ore--sehooi Books and
childrrn's Books--prsyer do-Psalfns and Wy mos
blanks Of all kinds-American and Dutch ouils-
Sealing Wax and wafers-Pocket Books.
Hr also keeps a CIRCULATING Ltr
BRARY, containing the greatest assortment OF Old
and New Novels. Histories, Magazines, sc OF any
IN this town
dise-rbe greatest assortment OF House raper
manufactured in America, france Russia & England
or U Sfafes' Bills, n York and X bland Mon.
ev, ,sr be taken par for any Of the above Goods
Ae,stort .5trtI "a 1876 49,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29
William Callahan,

IJAs remaining on hand fev imitation and black
n lace shawis, ,Dimiiits worstej and cotton Hose,
Cinehams Umbrellas % and 80 inches, cotton Lace,
Footing and QuiIlihgpet, low priced Caiicoes, ivory
handled Enises and Forks in sets, Iav pricxd do
.fiso,
A great variety Of pocket and per Knives.
Ltkexvisc-
A quantity Of HARDWARE, Which he rai sell
f1w Zoe cash. 80
ysses-s. If1i24, isie,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-05-29
L.iWS.
lpuBLIsHED BY AurHoRIrv;1 !

AN ACT msking appropriations for tho sop.
port OF government, Tor The year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixteen.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-02
Sale of Negroes.

VNILT be sold for cash, on Tueday
w 9th day of February next. flair,
if not, the next fair day, at the tavern Of
George Williams, in the town Of DUN.
fries. Is or so likely young slaves, neu,
women and children---amons them are
parcel of most valuable house servants,
male and female and, also, valuable
plantation elaves. At the same time and
place will be sold for cash, tract Of
land, nea Dumfries, containing about
40 or 50 acres
The sale is made under two several
decrees OF the county court of Prince
William.
T.HARRIsON,
T. CHAPMAN,
p. HARRISON.
r. II. HENDERSON:
!NO. GIBSON.
Commissioners.
Dumfries. January SIS. cots