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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-11-20

moneemept Of The new year.
- -oo-
BALriMoRE, Nov. o.
SPECiR.
From the very best authority, we have de-
rived The following facts, and pledge our
selves to their truih;--ThUugh en- agent in
this country, csrtssn highly respectable NOR
chants in Loadon have offered 10 supply the
Bank of the United States with TEN MIL.
LIONS Of DOLLARS IN SILVER, at IS.
Sd. sterling per dollar the Bank 10 TO pay
Tor the amount az any time which nay be
convenient TO itself; until this psymsnt shall
be made, il Is annually TO allow kve percent,
interest 10 London for the dollars and when
the silver shall be delivered, The bank 10 TO
make over in trust 10 the persons furnishing
il, an equal aniount of United States six per-
cent, stock, as security FOR the ultimate pay
men, for the specie. These dollars are to be
remitted 10 the risk and expence Of the sell
lers, 70 any port or ports in the United States,
which may be agreed upon, between the wa
iers of the Chesapeaks and Boston, both in-
elusive not less than one million Of dollars
TO be shipped at the sArae timo in any one
vessel. We understand that the bank will
probably accept the offer, at least large por-
q
abundant in the cosntry, and produce better
times for the community.
Bosroa, Nov. II.
Conventional ELEcTIoN
Although complete returns OF votes from
tho several districts are not yet received, we
Can congratulate onr Republican friends upon
the great progress Of correct principles in
Mac In ,f,a v,rsc
ent Congress but three Republicans from This
State. We think IL probable that TEN al
least, out OF the ss2enfy delegates TO the next
Congress, will DC Republicans. The follow
ing statement is made upon tho present 40.
pect of the election -
The Hon. JOHN HoLMEs, Reha6iesn, is
elected 10 York district, by the great msjori-
iy Of Gr hundred, 10 the rooM Of Cyrus King
Tue other six eastern districts will pfoba-
bly, be Repubiican though there may DO no
choise In iwo OF them at present.
NATHANIEL SILsBEE, Republican, in the
roam OF Tsmo'hy Pickering, In Essex South
South district, Is chosen.
The Hon. rrMoTHY FULLER, Rehn6aean,
il elected IN Middicscx
| MARers MoRros Esq Republican, is e.
lecled 10 Bristol dislflct, vice Labon Wharton.
The HIN, EsExEzER SEAvEn. Refa6H-
can, is supposed TO be cnssea 10 Norfolk dis-
tict. f 4
Mr.. HKNRY SHAW, Republican is {" "unquss-
| tionaby elected IN Berkshire district,' 50
| says q letter 10 gen,iemsn IN this town.
| Instead of j. ". Hubert.
Plymouth and Bsrassatie dis,ricta upcers
I tain.
I The Hon. yae$s Lloyd, Benjanri. .ddams,
Soloman Strong, EhJah III. Nuts, and Ssmsst
c. Alien, all fsderaIist, are unaonotedy elect
| cd.
| In Essex North district, Dr.. KITTKEpoE,
] Rehu6Heon, has 7S3 votes, Mr.. Bonnisser,
| ted. 9a9, and there are 3e5 for other federal
| andidates--conseqocntl 90 choice.
Pickering, King, Hheofon and Huibers, have
| been four OF the most yiolent federalists IN
| Congress. -
the lighthouse al Nantucket was burned
down on the uight Of l2th mat.
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The yoHowirs voluntary crrf .feafs are hr0e/ja
Viheir singular and srpsrisr ctSescS
ar CESTIFICATE.

A"eJetoWT'S Vofu"fdry cfTt.Pf0fS are qroyb1
gsheir singular and supsrisr cEeacS
ar CEErIr,t,ATr
This NAV certify tb,, ! Den lane. tvb;,,t.w of
t,v.~s,e ~, hsy. G 'seI .I.e Nv -
her youth 70 he sSe Of s1 ~sr. ssyrrs,s y;r,n3
with he salt rbeum. and sftsr isvns ~, j mani
medicines "a rr csse, u.s. ;rd,,..s ~ -. III
" Or. Rr,f,, bs,orseei Dras. $500 ~ ~ r.
CONWAY. wh;ch sf,er sdrn;.,sv,;tr Ire: ho,,i.s.
completed cure. and she has moi hen ,roubIsd wtR
Inc romnIa;o, siner LANES vVts,TpI 'AW
''i Mo",peiisr. SS%p Mare. March is 1915 SIZES "n''"
----..
1"eJ'"0~'Sy isner from e s'ser " az sy1'f sruy
", =. "'s'ss"ny 10 me gr""sa
W., p.. vonxay, -,
c.spe.s. greeaoIy 20 your request yose
ou 'hs' my ,on nov years o'u' nm nsamn
- ~. mas oces s'cs yet's ~ mon'ns
n p;',i rnea ".oreu OF D' zen pc,ancs. SoPs
~. .,,s,, s.. %" no' We uss =, ~ Ino
,hs,h s.,.i,s ., ~ u'upreu NV !" pa. % ns
,"ssn ,rs ss,.,.s Sr s"u y. :" y ~.
had no use Of ihs oints bu. nov has the or bs,h
sore, AZ wen pu' ,h'se ne now sppss 2 oc
s.'.ns % mny sAm !. !" va wss 'm!ossy.s W.
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REprBLICANIsM.

Has been emieca,y successful IN tho re-
scot elections in Vermont, New Hampshire
snd Massachusetts,. 10 the present Congress
there are bu, fhree Republicans to swenfy-
eigh FederaliAts. Vermont ADD New Hamp-
shire havc totally chmged their representa-
tiyes, aud in Massachusetts, there will DO at
leasl Ten Republic ans-makIng inthese three
states fvenfy-one Republicans rrn Federal
lists, or net gam Of ofTHIRTYS SIX! Ioc,h-
er parts oftnc u. s. there has been Rtpuo-
lican gain of Representa- YES, even 10 Mary
land, where Fede ralism has surreptitio0siy
obtained the ascendeacy.
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Cashiers OF which arc TO be designated on
Monday the 24lh inst II is probable the
Bank will be In full operation at the CON-
mcneemspt Of The new year.
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.D THIS DAY,
WILL DC received BY

choice assortment Of GOODS, adapted 10 ,t,
season wh'sh ean and r'H be sold as low IS at =,
stoIe in Newport. = November 70
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

nic3PaBIe OF distinguishing the bones of the
different species; or to ascertain whether they
belonged to species now extinct, and no long
er to be found in our waters. One fact. how
ever, these fossils prove most satisfactorily,
that all the coast of Virginia must have been,
ut no very remote period, covered with the wa.
tiers or the ocean. l sayat no very remote pc
rod, because many OF the shells and bones
which examined had no appearance of change,
or approxi,nat,ig 10 a state of petri.aciion
" think il would be matter we'll worthy
tue attention oftlic propri etor OF the Richmond
Museum, to send some person, well vcrscd in
chthyology, TO collect specimens of all the dit
ferent species which the banks of James River
afford. / feel confident that many hundred fos-
sis of different kinds could easily be procured.
Neither the labor expense of collection
would be great, and the proprietor would be
amply remunerated his trouble
The bottom and shores o. james River also
furnish Il variety of CLAWS, but had not time
to examine them Such an investigation, how
ever, would he both curious and useful
" On Friday evening last, one hour and "A
halt before sunset, ! had the satisfaction #
witnessing one OF the most brilliant Haies lev
er saw-'Ihe diameter OF the inner circumler-
ence OF the ring was about i0o, and the breadth
oil, the ring itself 80. Neither wind or rain
followed that evening or The succeeding DAYS !:
which proves that iiaos are not always prcsa-
yes ofbad weather, according to general opin-
ion.'
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Nem-Y ork, November s.
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

(. Last evening arrived at this port the
last sailing ship kubicOn, Holdridge, in
32days from Hayre de L race, from whence
she sailed on Tie 9TH October.
Mar. Wilkes, passengeF in TIC Rubicon,
IS bsareT OF dispatches from oar Minister
lii france, 10 the Secretary q State.
Capt Holdridge very politely iayonred
the Editors of the Mercantile Advertiser
with a iiIe ofParis papers TO the Sd of
October, which contain London dates to
the 2Sih Of September. On a hasty pc
rusal at a late hour, we do not find that
they contain any political news of conse-
Cuence.
The British Funds at the last date, Sept.
2Stii) were, 3 per cept. cons0ls Oh.
Lord and Lady Castlereagh were about
departing from London for their estate in
Ireland.
Lord Exnouth Las been promoted to
the rank OF a Fiscount FOR las services at
Algiers.
Arrangement were makiug - England
foralteriny the West-iudia military esta.,-
nlentss By sending out FRESH troops, and
Temor ing irOm-shence some of the black
regiments.
he British brig Lady Warren, Ga days
from Buenos Ayres, had been captlr d
and sent TO Cadiz, and the crew conduct
ed TO prison.
Loqlon, September 81.
The Dutch papers contain the official
report OF Vice Admiral Capelen, relative
TO the glorious and successful attack on
AIgicrs.
We are happy to observe that the gal
liant commander speaks in terms of high
and just admiration of the conduct of
Lord Exmouth. There is in this count
nothing of the little jealousy and petty
pique against England, which we too gene
rally observe i'll the Beigign journals,
Most deplorable accounts continue 10
he received from the continent of the de
ticlency of the harvest. From Munich
they write most despondingly. and the
people arc seriously alarmed Cor fear of
a famlne.-The fine weather here CONT
nues, but the corn market does not give
way grain of all sorts remain pretty
in their prices.
Sept. 27.-The rumor of an accommo-
dation between the king of Naples a. the
u. 5. appear TO have been premature
Letters from Naples of the 5th inst. state
that the American squadron remained
still in the Bay. Mr.. Pinkney appeared
for many days to have been very urgent
10 bring the negotiation to a close but
the Court Of Naples did not appear al all
disposed 10 accede TO his demands.
Paris, lStgi. ~.
Letters from Madrid mention that the
circumstances OF the Kings Marriage
! would be ihe cause Of an acf of clemency
towards number Of exiled Spauiards
whose sufierings, and that OF their friends
and relatives III Spain, have touched his
Majesty.
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TO THE EDITOR
from Mr.. John Hood nor on Tour of Surrey
for The Commonwealth, dated


" NORFOLK, November 6.
1t has not been in my power hitherto togive
l0u any tolerable account of nv undertaking
Paving been engaged every moment from break
III DAY until sun set taking angles, aud atten-
9nng to the chain-carricrs. 1 arrived at this
place on Sunday last, having completed the snr-
Fey of the North side of James River, and that
~ the South side, as far as Pagan Creek. The
[Sduse OF my, stopping here, was owing TO the
EhOaiS upon the coast preventing me from land
~; as my row-boat drew too much water; and
likewise wished to pf3cure TheOdoIite for
4neasurlng the brcadths of the lower part OF the
Ner, being an instrument better calculated
,ah q seNtant for asccrtainIng the distances
~ such objects as are remote from the eve. The
nperority of the thcodOlite over the sextaut
- such purposes, is this that the former in
q ~ unent rs furnishedwith a telescope of cOus-
yglapie magnitying power, which enables the
4I"'efVer to distinguish with more accuracy
& uySe objects to which he directs his eve In
saeI respects, the sextant is the most convent
~ nEtruinent.-MrN Newton, the President of
W virginia Bank, has been so obliging as to
L,"nlnise to procure for me, by next Sunday, the
sVupiite belonging to the Dismal Swamp
y" npany, and have got another boat which
,,cc"H Only a few inches wafer so that in three
ss'pWr DAYS next week, i shall have the survey
'a,nes River completed aud, after eNecu-
,'s cue Chart, which will occupy five or six
: ~, more, shall return TO Richmond, before
We 80 out upon the surveying of the other riv-
IN this excursion, I saw no objects which
ny deserve the attention of the naturalist,
b,n lhose fossils indicative OF the ancient ich-
Isy,uo'o3y OF Virginia, OF which the Banks Of
er' "es RIVER are every where composed. OBJ
~, ,yo ~ former letter TO you, that upon the
gs ~ SIDE, Tor several miles below Williams
&s1E creek the BANKS are composed of Oyster-
'eh,' 10 the height Of eight or ten feet. Bnt,
/ shcres upon the opposite side abound with
gge,t,inens still more astonishing. The banks
n s"e Day-shorc, opposite TO Dmsing point, and
1 ~ ro,e OF CObhan-bay, opposite 10 James town
nni from thence 10 Dsv.point, display the
a sss wonderful variety Of this description, In
10y places, the Banks, to the height Of 30
50 exhibit nothing butttc remains OF marine
''D"is, Of dsfereplsinds Having never NY
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.

~ The Baltimore Patriot says, Z" from the
best authority" that " through an agent in this
country, certain highly respectable merchants
in London have offered TO supply the IT, s.
Bank with 10000, 600 dolls in silver, at ass Sd
sterling perdollaI bank TO pay for them
when cohyenient; 10 pay . per cent. year till
mount OF u. ). six per cent. stock for security
The bank win prabGJly take the larger part Of
the sum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

Robert Stanard, Esq. (ofSpoHsylvania) was
candidates--by receiving 90 ballots out of 49,
ar, Stanard was conducted TO the Chair, and
made his acknOvie d.cine,t> Tor the distinguish
ed honor conferred upon him.
SIR. John Jordan Was reelected Sergeant lit
Arnis-and MesSrs. Henry Southail ar. john
stNbbiehcld aud Tlos. Davis reelected Door
Keepers.
Tie Gcvcrnor's Message was received by
the Speaker, and read BY the Clerk ia the
House-Crterct thai me Message and accom-
paEying Documents be bald upon the table
anu thSt 500 copies of both be printed foi the
use OF the MemoerS OF the General Assem-
bly,.
The Rules and Orders OF the last Session
wereadopied tor the government of the conduct
OF the Members during the presentSession.
On MIR. Ihweatt motion, new writ OF f.
lection was ordered for the borough OF Peters
burg, to suppl! tie place OF DIR. Walker, de-
ceased
On moton of Mr.. Niaury. fof Alhe,nar.e, The
following Resolution was adopted without op-
position:
heso;,sd, That the Rrle of this House which
limits the reception Of Petitions To the first If
teen DAYS of the Session be suspended till the
18th of December next.
The House then adiCunucd till TODAY II o.
clock.
About Is or 100 Members attendei-'rhe
Hall las been repaired. in every respect--neHy
crimson, curtains, fringed with siack, have heep
hiems OF ROYALTY, which were on the top cfiie
Speakers Chair, have been nplc.ely e,a,iic.i-
tct--and the whole tort essScmtie OF the room is
great, inproved--But, this is not the only
Change hcrealc u great many new Members
-among them, some gentlemen OF distinguished
talents.
THE SENATE.--All the Members atten-
dci, with the exception of or 5-Alr the
cid c'ficeIs, were rc-eiectcd-I'ne Governor :
Message WAS received and read.
BRANCH BANK OF1'IIE U. STATES.
Ertycct efa htterf;-o one oftlo Directors
cf'tfe United States Bank, toa Merckant
J'his City, deted
"PHILADELPEIA, Nov. 6.
We have this day determined TO estab-
lish an Otiice.of Discount and Deposit OF
the United States Bank, 1T Ricimond +;
which will take place about the month of
feb,Hayn c,s Gfdrch neat"
This N diligence is the more graf
tying, aS'lic act was the iree and
impressed determination OF the Direc-
tors: Some ofour citizens indeed held IA
meeting on the night OF thesecond inst
but it is not understood whether this act
was known al elphia--buts surely no
solicitation, no intrigue was used, no me-
mortal WAS drawn, no deputation had
gone on.
INSPECTED AT RICHMOND,
Ihetdst three E'osths, commencing the Ist dayof
-iRgaSt, ami ending the 3iSt Ocfojer 1916
$1,000 barrels Supertine Flour,
,i92 hait-barrels DO. 10.
4,5GO barrels Fine do.
36l do. x Middlings,
22I do. Condemned.
Total, 52,2ti barrels
~ Votes received Yesterday III this City for
this Congressional District:
Stevenson t9I-Tyler s3-Clopton l.
Stevenson's present majority, about 227.
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FROnI GIni,AIIAn

Boston, Noe. 81 Weare Indebted 70 the "a
per OF the books "a Merchants Hail ior the loan
ofGnraltar papers to Sept. -.
i,ofl FNmOutb returned to Gibf6l3ar on the
18th Sept. aud Ssiled again = or y DAYS after
wards icf Eaoland. which ~ world reach in
sriumphinab0at monIi.l -allsg leaving i -
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WILSON CARY NICHOLAS.
TIRGTNTA LEGIsLATUpg

HOUSE OF DELEGATES - Yesterday,
the Delegates OF the People, agfeeably to the
Governors Proclamation, c0ny enedin the Cap
itol-and "a majority of the whole number being
present, Mr.. Anderson of .AsNysta3 nominated
MIR William MunfOrd a. the HOpse,.-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

4 DNEEriSENEAT.- virtue ora deed OF tgnstess
~ cHted 10 ne sutscgil by Richard pfddy heu -
date The i1il 81 sanitary 1874 order % Ec nv
mefit OF DEBT csc p0sd lores iur for eeltin suns
therein meai.oHeNi he Sold 81 H.C town Oh seIhafos.
buzz The IN CfDetenbef next scftein tract of si-
90 Of MD lyiHe ~ The county " FifyauIs4, nu he
noIh fork cf C,mnlgin cicek .Coutainns hsr6rea
rcffg, aii0inihEhc lonai 81 Anthoay iiH1ies Henry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

INDUCAiloN:-Ihe Subscriber viii teach the e.s,ing
- year, IN the lover eud 0f louisa camuty sb.,,f
mile ~ two rom the Psunnky riveT.Ihe situation il
very healthy anu has excellent water. The price Tor tn.
ton, per annun, viii be-
For uie Latin iane'mge, Mathematics. Ggosrashy
Bellies leiifes aud History. S25 per Scholar.
FOR English Grammar. Arhiretick Reading Wjiti;s
and OrjhOgrapb,, $50 PER scholar.
Surveying will b. Taught both Theoretically and rfaAt
caily, the subscriber having furnished hlnS,i wi.h ice
necessary Apparatus. the price Tor board VIII citp
per scholar, per aunun, eacH Student ii nshnl 9e
bcddIngIhc payments "a be nisie iu adv, nc qla .f
j.. sctniannnaiy. u nay suit the patrons OF .e
School.
The hrt session will commence 3bc 18Th OfJanDaiy
and terminate The 18Th Of Jue.I re second s.ssf,
will commence IN the I5h July and tcriGina'e on De
iJli Of December. ROBERT r. ANDERSON
Louisa, NDg. u. s1-U4as
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Yesterday, the following Message from
the Governor was laid before both Hous
esofthe General Assembly -The Message
is an excellent onc-terse in It's manner.
but comprehensive III his matter-Wc re-
gret his determination TO retire from the
office of Chief Magistrate.
Cn,rNr;r ru,A,,uD
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Z AND TOR SALk.-lu lniieuapce nffhe issi viii and
- tesamcutof Gdfew Hives. sen. dec 7 will pnreef
upon the 2nth day oi December next uOn tie uTeti,es
at pubic auction. Ia eel, upon months credit 10
acres Of LAND, situate r fluyanna rornty near az al
JOINING lhc Great Road. aud also adipiing the fam, 81
mr Hackney AZ the old mil. This land Is Wei timber
ed. and about or miles ffom GOOD sdwfnin noon
10 KchnoHd, D., NaieT. fF'
VII oub convey such tie was in Inc said Anaisw
tdyR deed. ANDREW Hays 10. Er'gr
NJ -iDorew inns, seIror 9ef'g.
NoNtuptf " 5fw5ts
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HoRN.we viii give q liberal price io1.C ORN- de5jr
y cred at our Mills, Immediately.
Il. HAXALL & Co.
Nnvehher ". 5i-M
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ESRiDGf AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, Tic IG.li Inst ~
- 10 O'clock at our Nendue Office Ujrhout resr,-,r
i42 crates and casks caTthen waIeiG Ihds. st. Crox
sHgais50 bags coffee ar. casts Lisbon 1e1iei NE
and Malaga wincs2 pipes country slGoc sacks Liver
pool filed salt, ION monri leo boxes yeilnw scan
100 kegs cut nails assorted SIZES chess inpefis lea
&c. sc. j. BROWN ir K W F;NNr-- -
November H. sftds
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FSRIDGE AuCti0N.-On yyidrg. the i5ih NoYcmbTr
~ NJ l0o'cocf, at Auction Store RflJpf res,r
One bale sureifne pelisse ciotlsoDe do sln. broad
ciphs 81 hfnd 10 Inonhs cdit-3i5 COZ niue yeioG
and turkey red cotton andanna- and grnnd pdckr
landAeTchicis 81 do w0mens yo;:s aud meas erey
b''ie aud white lambs wool hose e,Itencd.'
test surerine London made hats Sc. Sc. Sc &C.
-, TER LIZ 1T
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MIR. DWNlIR.

ronns,l. of pTal-Iane Theatre. Inldcn VIII te.i.s,
fcRf,rtiy ti"as E,c;,osy;
GEcR.h tfLAASDr't SiE,fss' cr!t Sraf,f
lEIIUnEoN READS,
LOc0ii-.d end rSAtrcf s.a5ie 10 an fracgf,is GHy:
cTre.
The EShlhtonof tie above Lecture ia 6ieas Sf.tiiu
ndelcrcenr,'e its aa.cr end .caeixl sai -acs,
Ia it< audiicrs. inuscfiinaeiy ssI-s The vices -;
tu'iies oi maiAri, -.I FOL s0uice "a e,e-ai rdi
tioral angseiicit
The follcwias hEfoS paiaied bvan approved sIi.ss
T,li be cAsbiiedabd ptrsOnii.ed os described:
E-ikI T.
PREDATORY address
S'i iaMtin winnie Ncac ~
IJolsaiy coiri,Giie,Dw :. d..
Master scky mammals darling =. -. d."
I"pd"n 'b00n gciiig 10 keep II ~ ...... do
lDiidoii Blood, after Ice nus ht 1T !; ip 49,. 10.
P.lET n.
iiahlni sacy 80. go. -. i,eadcf
Same Lady angry 49,. :. de-.
Las Ia TIE s'ii.enS do
- 'aihft' Lady
81 'hes 10. DC.
Jyas, u,eeard Playing con- aiing jew -. d.
'in s'fn H..
Si"'.'theloE DE-.
laashiis philosopher -. ia.
Crying PhOsO iher 49,. So. -. 90.
I.lR7' m
RP'lhe'afy 49,: n'9dSf
'~s''l'lHi -. ...---.. uo,
,'hi"iss'hi 80. ito.
tf""a'y fobtiIah ia.
LAWYER
Z lin. gL .,a In /,,fs 8 l.. b =.
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MFANCHtSIER TURNPIKE COMPANY The aII11i.
W III meeting o Stockholders viii he holden AT tie
0HcheSsr Ercharae. in this town OIL he first M0nd:es
OF December next Business of importance to the int
rest OF tie Company requires FIJI eeiq Tire puder
signed requests to be furnished with cvdece of sars
bought and sold since the ast annual meeting thar
say cdced Itself sor certificate ofs heinz in record
JAMES bRsNDtK Gu
November ~. 81 as,yitn,
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'hNHb SUBSCRIBERS having connected fhen-seite, IN
4 business undcr the iirTu OfNADEN SHEPHERD I.
Co. and leased for tern Of years thar weii known stand
~ Manchester, recently occupied by Us4sgs JI0yg,s
JadeH Co. bee leave 10 inform their friends sud The
public in general, hat they intend Keeping Oh band
consiTnt supply cfhrstfate GROCERIES, which viii lie
sold on accommodating terms.
LfrTLKBEREY vAuEN
IL. SHEPHERD.
IHOS. ADKINS.
NoyemherI2. eL2,,y,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12

AIOICE.-rhc Subscriber has just received. \ lares
! ard general supply Of FALL GOODS, GROCFRiES
NEpt tEES, purchased at the remarkable iw prices
NH'ch tli enable hiid t. sell unusually low He win
tEafi the c2ens Of this county and others WHO ,ink
proper TO favor him with Leir custom
BENJAMIN WILLIS.
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Louisa Couifhouse, Nn,euler II s1ats
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-11-12
INSPECTED AT RICHMOND.

~ Votes received Yesterday IN this City fol
this Congressional District:
Stevenson t9-Tyler S3-Clopton I.
Steyenson's present majority about 221
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-09
DAILY ny 3 sy0wDEN, RoYAr-srHEET. ALEXANDRIA
Mr. John Muir.

YOU will take notice, that on the 9Th
day of the Circuit Court Of the District
of Columbia, to be held for the county
of Alexandria, in November 1916, or as
soon thereafter as counsel can be heard !;
l shall move that court to award judg-
ment against you in favor of the common
council of Alexandra, for the sum Of
sixty four dollars and one cent, being
the amount due for paving and taxes on
your property corner Of Duke and Pitt
streets, in the town Of Alexandria, for
the years 1910, II, IL, Is, IA and Is
according to the act of congress passed
he 25th February. 1904.
j. ID. SIMMS,
Attorney for the Common Council
of Alexandria.
May u5-16 dom