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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
portsmouth Woolcu Manulgelo,y.

THE subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
iic, that he continues 10 Card into rolls sleeps
Wool, Of all grades AJso to color and foish wool.
Cloths in very supeiior manner, sud 10 coiour
garments Upped or whole; To colour Yarn ior Gov
erIets, carpets, &c. ot va'ious coors and shades
lie continues 10 Manufacture Plains, ss,innets,
Cassimercs. Coatings, Fianneis, &C. on very NOD.
crate terrDs
Having the best Of machinery and experienced
workmsa, in every branch, hsuers himself he shah
in fu,e be able to do all, any part Of lhe above
business, IN satisfactory manner
SAMUEL CLakkE.
Portsmouth, (CundolPs -llids.l Nov. ~, Ia.7 -
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MOVAI.
ROBEk 4. LEE.

hObiSh . A<isL, L
ID E5pECTFULLY informs his friends and the
~ pubic, ths, he has removed from his former
stand 10 seJre No ia, Thamcs.s.rect, recently &C.
cuplcd by Mr.. pgTrR T. RrMtEoToN, aud next
north OF Mr.. JAMES CEsrsR's where he has just
received a large supply of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he will sell remarkably low, for Cash.
--.9mong them are--
Superfne navy blue, black, brown and bottle Broad.
cloths blue. black, brown and mix'd middhog and
common ditto's Cassimeres, Devonshire Kerscys.
Lyon. skin Fisnnes, Blankets, Bombazetts elegant
Vestngs worsced Hosiery super dress'd. aud un
dressd Caiicoes Furniture ditto British, CoIersn,
and supe,6ne Maddapoam shirt,ngs, India Cot
tons Irish Linens brown ditto's; 5.4 Irish sheet
ing; Russia do Russia and American Diapers long
lawns and linen cambrics Gag and bandanna Hand
kerchiefs black silk, Madras, and childrcns dit
to's; sbaw.s, Italian Grapes; green iustring very
fine plain ie"o; 6nc and common India book and
scotch Mus,ms book muslin hdkfs; DImities and
co,,Ya 3snbrics; 10000 beat chapel Needles, Pine,
by the pack or single paper, &c &c. n
Ne A. ke,ase,
Keeps constantly on hand, Cotton Yarn Of the
first quality, for knitting and weaving, with vaile
ty OF other American Manufactured Goods--such
AZ Ginghams. sh,rlngs, bed.ticls, Chex, asnneis,
cotton threads &c. fr-I
October 2gih. l8i7
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26

~ AS removed TO the New Stand, in the House Of
~ DE- CAsE, coraer OF Washingtonsquare anG
Thannes-street, where he intends kecping a
V.dRIEIY STORE,
Containing general Assortment of Articles adapt.
ed to the uses Of all cinsscs Those who may chuse
TO favor him wilh their custom, will receive his
thanks, acd his eMdeavors TO please them Those
having unsettled Accounts with h,s,, are earnestly
requested 10 close them BY Cash oil Notes.
~ is eyenf /or ihe Gate,lrjse afansfac.
rating Company,
lie will receive aud deliver WOOL for carding into
Rolls. and will have constantly On hand. complete
assortment OF
coYTOA Y.AR.s .f-ND CLOTHS ,yhole-
sale and Retail,
Of The very first qualify Manufactured in this Coun-
,ry, including wa,p, Filling, Stocking Yarn and
Threads, (besched, unbleachcd and colored) Bed
ticks shirt,ngs. shee,ngs. Stripes, Cinghams, &C.
&c. Any YARs purchased Of him that does not
answer ,hs above description, may 1t any time be
rctursed, and the pay wal be refunded.
sbJs As sgcni for ~. Barrel, of Boston,
he receives and delivers al sorts Of Coops for Col
iorihg, As heretofore.
Jusf reeeivcd from New- York,
A tew vety Elegant Waterloo SHAWLS,
super size, quality and colors.
W ON AfOAD.dY.
Will be opened, n Variety Of
a NEW GOODS.
il parsicular--Two Pieces super supernns Black
ana due French islt0ADCLoTHS; one piece very
hands ,,ue dssk Blue MIXTURE ditto--i3onb baxeus,
uui salA i,'a- c-iisa-s Rl>~.-i., niapera Src he
--<srge sdduinns will be made shortly.
= xew.s.st. eeEt &9. l8kY-
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Wcol Manu/aeiory.
WILLIAM BLY, & co.

INFORM tue public that their Csrding and Spin.
=. mag Establishment is now in operation in the
upper part of w. CoaNELL's Bolling.Ni Ports
mouth.
Wool 70 be carGed or manufactured into yarn or
cloth, left at the store of JOsEpH ID. PEABODY,
No %, Broad street, will meet with immediate at
tention.
QJ From twenty years ex.erience 10 the above
ousi ness, e presumes he give entire sstisfsc.
tion Po, tsmoujh. Nov. II, 1917.
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THOMAS w. BROWN,
ts. TAILOR.

Has Jaa received and for saIe, az No. III,
7xan,es sbeef,
@ UPERVINE sod common BrosdcIoths and Gas.
~ simcres, vestings, flannels, Guernsey Frocks,
yarn Mits, Stockings. Caps, Blankets, &c. &c.
.ass, on hand,
Mattresses. Sheets, ready made Clothes, &C. &c.
Gr Clothes, Of every description, made in the
newest fashion. sad ut the shortest notice.
He returns t,yrtsto the public for past fayc-s,
and solicts continuance.
Newport. Oct. Is. 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
THANKSGIVING.
ny HIS EXcELLENcY
NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT, Esq.

NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT, Esq.
TN ChiJ, 0 the Sfate c/ Rhods- Island and
Frov.desce Plantations.
A PROCLAMATION.
WHeREAs the General Assembly Of the State a.
foressd at the session in October last, passed the
following Resolutions, to wit
"WusREAs it is the duty Of people, protesting
the principles OF Christianity, publicly TO reader
unto God ibe gwer OF every good and perfect gift,
their homage of Thanks giving and Praise.
''Hssotved therefore, 1bat THURSDAY. the iwen-
ty.sesenth day oi November next, be appointed 10
be kept, Throughout, this State, as day Of Public
Thanksgiving and Praise; aud that II be recon-
mendcd to the people thereof, ON that day, 10 ab.
stain from sersile labor and unbecouing aon.
That they assemble at their usual places oi pubnc
worship, and with humble and -coniule hearts, sc-
knowledge their manifold offences, and pray for.
gveness thereof: That they return hanks unio
God, the Father Of ALL for bis bumberlcss n,erCies,
spisi,usi aud temporal, bestowed upon them And
more especially, for that lie hath prospered
uonat affairs That lie hath hushc the din of war,
and stopped the ehusion Of human blood rhs, he
bath blessed US with civil and religious liberty
1hat lie hath smiled upon the isbors Of thr hus-
baDdman, and granted him oounteous harvest
That he hath watched over those who 60 down 10
the sea in ships aid 90 business upon the mighty
waters That He hath granted general diffusion
OF Knowledge, aud ot heath. among us. And above
al that lie hath given his only beloved Son. to suf
fer aud TO die tor the redemption Of the sins OF q
fallen wori6.-Ihat with devotional zeal they pray
our Father in Heaven 10 continue unto us his holy
protec on TO bless all who are in authority, wbeth.
IN tiIe State or National Government; and grant
that their deliberations may advance the general
W .fare: Iast tie would io6uence Us with spirit
OF union at home, and Of amily towards all nations
abroad: That We may cherish the principles Of our
republican Institutions and the love of social order:
rBAt lie would avert from the caiamities OF wsv,
and grsst, If the ambition or injustice Of others
should drive arms, that the Of our covn-
try may triumph; and, finally. that He would ex.
tend the orn'gnsnt influences OF the Gospel through
out tho world, causing the wilderness to blossom
hike The ADD the desert places TO be glad.
Y Res9susd, That his ExcelIency the Governor be
requested TO issue is PROCLAIM s,ion ior making pub
lc ,hese Resolutions, in the customary manner
and that the same be published in all the newspa-
pcrs printed in this State"
do, therefore, pursuant to the shove recI,ed
Resolutions, issue this Prcciamattoa 10 make known
the sane. that the good people of the State may
conform thereto.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the said
State, at Providence, the third Day of No.
(Ls.) venber, in TIE year Of our Lord one thous.
aad eight hundred aud seventeen. and Of In
cepcndencs the forty second.
NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT.
BE- HE EIceHency's esnsSsnds 2
sAsrsb EosY, xe'y.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
HARVEY SESSIONS,
Hds fhis day recaved, a large assorsr1ens Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

s1sssnf pfne6 ere-
G UPERFINE Loadon Brosdc.o,hs ard Csssimcres
- Rne, and low priced do. do 81 Cassmeres, tor
ladies coats and shswls, Costings. Plains, Devon-
shire Kerseys sattinetts Flanncs, Rsttinctts, BON
bazets, ves,ings, wors,cd and cotton Hosiery, indis
Cottons, steam loom shssings. Americsn shirt'ngs
snd sheetings, Bediieks and Diapers; csseLev.
sntines and Florence Silks. Of yesy superior qua-
v; do. Canton Grapes; black sstines and Fioren-
tines, Flag and Bsndsnna, Hdkfs, Italian Cnpes :.
80 cashmere shswls, ~ cotton do. fofnitures,
Copperpistes and Caiicoes, Russia skee,iags. Lin-
mems sslvets Ansficsa CinghaDs, tc hc. which
he will sell at very reduced prices. for Cash.
QTAIi those indebted, are earnestly requested TO
make imuscdi4te payment. All accounts OF az
months standing, if not paid ~ the LIST OF Dec he
must be under the dissgrseAble necessity Of lodg-
ing for col'ect'oe. Oct ..
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NOTICE.

lie subscriber has a. poipt Jon snssssH..
Z Vt Newport SAsTcRp ALAv, OF Lutte -.ou'p-
ton, and PaLxo CoaGs. Vt rsvertos.. psgerts for
the purpose of ofrecering and delivering those astic
les insended for his M.nutacin.y
sAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, Nov. 10. 1917.
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FLOUR, TEAS, sc.

~ NJ. THURS ION has just received, ard Of
Ns fers for sale. cheap~-
so bbis. best super6ne Flour,
- 10 dO Ryc do.
30 chests md half do sOuchopg Tca.
10 halt and qr.eAssts BoheA do
S hhds. WI. hum pipes french Brandy;
1o0c lbs pure Ginger,
100 casks Gun Powder
Together with his usual assortment Of w l. Goods
and Gr0cesiea IA 20 Oct. %
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% PRINTING, sfaa kinds, ereessed fn
o satvoesory nssaner, az sIis e0ss.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-11-26
Once more fhe Counsers;gn is
CASH
As that article ID very much wanted at this
time, by AZ
WILLIAM JAMES TlLLEY,


AZ No. l24. Thames-strest.
LE will open, to-mor ow, q general assor, ment
4 4 of Goods, which he win sell low for the same,
at wholesale or retail
-among which ave-
! bale superfine. 6ue and Common Brosdeloths, |,
do do do Csssimel es
and Peiisie Cloths;
I do Dufhls, Kerseys and Costings;
I do Plains and serges;
do Flanneis. assorted colors
l do Bombazels, do;
truOks csiicoes, do.
LiAssosse--an sssor, ment Of superb shawls fancy
vest,nss. Plaid for cosks MAndsrine, I,alisn aud
Csnten Crrpes, topptns shirtings and sSeetmgs /,
Ni-Cioihsi Dnp~rs Linens and Cambrics , cotton
CAmbrcs Dmitess Eoselyi an sssortmen, fancy
vest buttons. do. bell and coat; fancy Brushes |,
Ribbons, Threads. Tapes, Pins and Needles /, s.d =
great variety Of other articles, usually fouod in
Dry Goods store-ait Of which, having been pur.
chased at public and private sales. for cash. wifi be
sold very low.
Alec on hand
so bbIs. prime Tar which will be sold cheap.
Newport Oct. %.
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With variety Of other articles too numerous to
par,ieularize--Ail Of which will be sold a. cheap
- can be purchased in this town. IS s
dJ Ship and family stores put up--and paities OF
pleasure supplied.
Newpor4, Oct 90, 1917. ~
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WlLLiA.n II, -RAIhBONE,
Respectfully intorms his Friends II fhe Pubic.
THAI he has taken the Stores. Nos. ~ and73,
L fnames-street. and Offers for Sale General
Assortment Of
SHIP. CAandyeyy and Groceries,
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HENKY POT TEX,

ReSheetfully Informs his friends ty she huttie,
THAT he has taken the Wharf and Store, No.
50, Thsmes-street belonging TO Mr.. Channing,
.sbcre he offers for sale anong many Other articles.
sar cash spproved paper. st wholesale or retail,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-22
Public Sale.

TIME sum Of 500 dollars being only
a raised by preceding sale, l shall,
BY virtue of the contract heretofore en-.
tered by Jonathan Scootield and Alban
6. Smith with me, on the ed day Of Oc-
tober, in the year 1916, proceed to sell
Tor cash to the highest bidder, at Port
Tobacco, OIL the 18th day of December
next. 50 much oil tract or parcel ct
LAND, called the Dssart Enlarged, ly.
ing and being in Chatles county, as will
raise the sum of 1913 dollars. and II
cents, being the balance due me ON the
first purchase made by them Of me. The
highest bidder will be required to paw the
purchase mcsey Immediately after the
sase--upon his refusal to do so, the lands
will be ,ese.., aud the first bidder be held
responsible to pay the difference between
ii:s oId and tae hishes, bid on the resale.
i,.,:2I GEO, FORBES:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-22
Just Received,

A LARGE quantity Of fancy baskets,
~ very handsome. Also,
Fresh Zante cur ants, ground nuts
Palm nuts. q new kind
English walDuts, cranperries, cheese,
Sweet oil, orange ao~cr water
Lemons, oranges, cloves, cinnamon
Nutmegs, mace, English mustard
Japan soy, or East.India ketchup,
Transparent Windsor and variegsted
sosp, wax beads, dolls 4,
Almond oil, snal-boxcs, toots-brushes
Toys of all descriptions
4 quantity OF fancy boxes, and :.
Walnuts containing gloves, &c. ;,
Likewise, loaf sugar, OF a superior
quality, for family use
@s All sorts Of cakes, mince-pies,
candies, cordials, aud all kinds OF CEN
dictionary, as usual. All orders execu-
TED on the shortest notice and ct the low
est prices, by the wholesale, BY
LOUIS BEELER.
November s1 st
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Public Sale.

In pursuance Of The authority vested in
US bya deed of trust, bed ing date 81
day Of Aug. i8ia, from James Dcneale,
of Prince William county. fur the bcnc-
lit Of the Mechanics Bank Of AlexanLlia,
and at the request of the president aud
directors OF the said bauk, we shall. for
the purpose Of raising the sum of eight
thoueand seven hundred dollars, with in.
terest thereon from the Goth day ii Zee.
in the year 1916, and the expe.ces Of tho
sale, sell at'public sale, for ready moaey
10 the highest bidder, 4, the court house
in Dumtries, on the first Monday inJan.
next, the following prope ty in tic coun-.
ty OF Prince William a watsr Grist
Mil, on Quantico creek, ard Ter. sores
of land adjoining thereto, near ti,e town
Of Dnmf les, known by the name of De-
neaie's Mill; and all implements al d ap-
purtenances thereto belaosing. Also,
one other piecef land and water grist
mill adoiaiag the above on opaEtieo
creek-Alsoss one and one han acre Of
land formerly knovnby the name of the
Saw Mill F,Et and to include the Saw
Mii and iWPfSssmeats.
Those WHO are di.poscd 70 purchase
may view the property before The day
of sale.
The subscribers selling as trustees vii
convey no other right tran that which
they hold As trustees, not meaning To
make themselves Pers na!Iy responsible
for the title. ROBr. YOUNG,
T. TRlPLETT.
: November IS f.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-22

ny. have mhnterraptedly ecjoyed the
night of bring thus governed by th"ir
Own assembly in the article of ti,eir
taxes, aud internal policy. and, that
the same hath never been forfeited.
or any other way given up. but hath
been constantly recognized by the
King and people of Great Britain.
T" Resolved. therefore, That the
general assembly of this colony have
the sole right and power to lay taxes
and impositioals upnn this colony !;
and that every attempt to vest such
power in any other person or persons
whatsoever, ether. THAI the general
assembly aforesaid, has manifest
tendency to destroy British as well as
American freedom"
{" On the back o. the paper contain
iRs tlose resolutions, il tue following
endorsement, which is also i'm the
hanl writing Of Mr.. Henry himself.
The Hithin resolutions passed the
hnus' Of 6urgesses in May. I765.-
They formed the first opposition to
the stamp act, and, the scheme of tax
ing America by the British Parlia.
meat. All the colonies, either thro'
fear. or want of opportunity to form
an opposition, or from influence If
some Kind Or other. had remained 81
lcnt. had been for the FIRST time e.
lected a burgess. few days before,
was young, inexperienced, unac-
quaiated With tie forms of the
holse, and the members that
composed it. Finding the men OF
weight aVerso TO opposition, and the
commencement Of the tax at hand, and
that no person Was likely to step forth,
determined to venture, and lcae,
unadviscd and uaassisted, on a blank
leaf Of an old law book, wrote the
within. Upon offering them To the
house, violent debates cnsued. Many
tl'. ITS were uttered, and much abuse
cast on ne, by the party for submits
sion. After a long AID warm contest.
the resolutions passed ~ a very small
majority, perhaps Of one or two only.
The alarm spread through America
With astonishing quickness, and the
min, serial party were overwhelmed.
The great point of resistance to Bri-
tish taxation WIS universally esta-
blished in the colonies. This brought
on the war, which fpaily separated
the two countries, AID gave indeHen-
dence to ours. Watcher this will
prove a blessing or curse, will de-
pena upon the use our penrle make
ar the blessings which a gracious God
hath bestowed on US. il they are
wise, they will be great and happy
II they are. Ola contrary character,
they will be miserable. Righteous
| ness rlone can exa!t them as nation.
&c, Reader! whoever thou art, re-:
member this and. in thy sphere,
practice virtue thyself, and encourage
it in others.-P. HENRY"
To De con'inued.) :,
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Board Of Pablo FORKS If Va. I
Sch Asnnanhn. 49,

Resolved, That, the Principal Engi-
neer he instructed to survey the route
of the contemplated Canal from Goose:
Greek 70, Alexandria, and that the pro-
pisa: Of George Deneale, Esq. in behalf
Of certain citizens of Alexardria, in rela-
lion to the expense of such survey, be
accep.ed.--Ex:raot from the Journal,
BERNARD PEYTON,
,-. Sec'Y. II. P.-w.
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Apprentices Wanted.

FwN\V0 boys, Of respectable connexions
n aud correc. demeanor, from Ia to
Is years o. age, viii be taken as appren-
tees to the Painting business, il early
applica'icn is made.
GORMaN & MOVES.
November e st
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Wool Factory.

r WISH to purchase twenty thousand
II pounds of Skin-aresser's WOOL, to
be delivered in Georgetown between this
time and the first da, of June next for
which the Philadelphia or N. York price
vii, be given. The woul must be clean,
and suitable for spinning.
EDGAR PATTERSON.
Georgetown, Nov. 81 st =.
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Co',yt of ENQUIRY.

a BATTALION Court Vi Enquiry
~ of the first and second Battalion,
trst egiment, secoad Brigade Militia Of
tie district Of Columbia, will be:held. at
the Courthouse on Saturday 22d Nov. at
ten O'clock in the forenoon, for the por-
pose Of assessing fines for non.attcndance
al The masters in September and October.
BY order,
VIZ. A. WILLIAMS, Adj.
November "
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S,scm Boat Report.

Steam Boat Report.
The Washington got up at hall past 4
Pm Left ship Young Hero, Wilson,
FROM Lisbon, this side Maryland Point,
bound up, Capt. Wilson came up in the
steam balt Passed u schr off Maryland
pein', bound up.
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,VE&OR9yYDl.

,yE.G0R.4T.D.q.
Brig Orleans. jones, 40 days f., Glib
raltar, az. at Boston 10th instant. Re-
ports, left ship George Long, bennett,
TOR Baltimore, IN 10 days. Get. S, brig
Cumberland, Marley, to sail for Alex
aadria in days, Flour Sls to Is 90.
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Jewellery.

ALSO, -.-, -
Different kinds of Broad Swords, with
brass, steel ara leather scabbards.
.., LIKEWISE, %.
A large quantity Of Gilt Jewellery, of
every description, aud made in the neat
est manner. -
~ Country merchants will ind it to
their advantage t. ,all upon the subscri-
Der, as the articles viii! be sold on tie
lowest terms BY the quality. -
LOUIS BEELER, :.
November f9 st king.street.
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BIZ p. G. MaRSTELLER.


=, ON TUESDAY, at 10 A N.
vii be sold at the Vendue Store, corncs
of Prince and Wa,er Streets
2 bales stper6ne broadclotbs
l = do cassi,neres
/ :, striped Blankets J! cts
case lambs wool hose
! bale Flannels
Plains.
Flushings
Coatings>
Irish, linens ,....s
Domestic cottons
lawns -, ,r.'i' -. -
Cambria, leno, jaconet & book mus
Inns ,,i .,.I =. a..
J.eno jaconet and book muslin hkls.
Ginghams. - >,
Domestic cottons
GurrahS - y -. .-
Cotton, and thread laces
Ribbons r',al,
Silk u cotton threads
Iicklinbu. g
Osnaburss, &c. ",
nr. {. ALSO, ..l:
10 boxes Gcra,an glass
en- bags filberts,, :; -. -.
S hhds. Muscoyado sugar
q seroons Spanish indigo
10 boxes soap =, s.
Sideboards, chairs, tables, &c. &c
November g. =. 80,
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Spanish Hides.

OOnH SPANISH HIDES, Of
DOW surs 10. quality, which
Wi a,era.s ,ve1ty-e'sht pounds each,
IGst received agi SCR sac by
ERA KINSAY 8 Go.
aid
N0RDECAI MILLER.
November 90 ow 80.
a.. The Sicchester Gazette VIII
p,eaze insert the ab.,e 6-wceks.
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Tanning and Currylng.

JOSEPH HEST0N continues to car
Oh ~ on the above BUSINESS at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
aud Union slree;s, where he will be al.
ways ready to execute orders in his line
with pru,nptness AID despatch.
lie keeps constantly on hand a large
assortment Of
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Albany Oats.

Phineas Janney
tAFFERS for sale the cargo Of the
ship Fair Trader, from STOCK
HOLM, consisting of ! 49,.
$50 tons ,Ssredish Bar Iron and
Plough Plates,
Which, with the iron he has in store,
makes his assortment very complete
viz fiat bars, from 10 6 inches wide,
and from ] to 1t inches thick, amongst
this is large proportion Of beautifully
drawn tire iron, square bars from to 4
inches, ound do. from / TO Ia inches,
plough plates, 5 different sizes; also, a
few tons Of SWEDISH STEEL, Of ex
cellent quality, in bundles.
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Sales at a0ction.
BIZ JOHN Jackson g Co.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT; at S P N.
Will be sold at their Auction Rooms, u
mon- street.
For approved endorsed. notes, at Q, S. &
4 uonths.-A large and general assott-
ment of fresh DRY GO0DS-consist-
ing OF -.
9 bales extra super fine cassimeres
do do broadclo!hs
do ito =. d.
. do !: do pelisse clsths
Il trunk black and colored worsted
hosiery 49,, ) ~ - lgloves
do buckskin, beaver u worsted
I bale brown, olive and drab flush
ings and cOatingsa
I do rose blankets
- -. ALso,.
CambIics, jaconet do. Madras hkfs.
common cloths and cassimcres, striped
blankets, domestic cottons, of every des-
cription. cotton shirtipgs. superfins lrIsl
linens, black and colored sewing silk,
&c. &c. -; -: xss,v.- Nov. %.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-22
Leather,

Of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the District--which he will
dispose Of at very low prices fOi c:ss.
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