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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-23

dens ior the tins being sys.l ie vested with
all the powers and auihorilies that Justice Of
the Peace are vested with by the laws Of This
State, and shsiI and may exercise ibe same
in any parts Of the City, in matters civil and
criminal, and for the preservation Of the
peace and good order Of the said City; that
the Judge ment of the warden in civil meters
be final and that an Appeal be granted in
criminal matters 70 the Ci,y council, whose
Judgment shall be 6oai; which appeals shall
be oRder the same regulations - appeals
from the courts Of Justice 10 the court OF
general session of the pt ace are by law st
presen,.--And the ciiy clerk shall have end
exercise the same powers within the said
city ss town clerks now have, relating to the
registering deeds, marriages. and births, and
receiving attachment Of real estates; apd In
general such powers - town-CleIks have
and exercise within this state, aud not altered
or restricted in this Act. And the said Ciiy
clerk, shall have the care and keeping OF tho
records Of the snid town.. belonging 70 the
Office OF the town-cleik Of the said town +;
and the certificates Of the said city clerA shall
have the same force and validity in Law 60
those Of town.clerks within this state.
And be Il further Enacted, That the may
or sIdermen, common couocn men, and,all
other city officers shall, before the undertSks
idg the execution Of their respective officers,
take the oath affirmation Of fidelity 70 ihiA
state as BY Law prescribed, and for the faith.
full discharge Of their several officers and
places that the following Be the form Of the
oath or afhrmaiion' 0f Office, 10 wit. You Al
B do soiesonly swear [of aHirm) that you
will faithfully discharge the Office of---
10 which you are elected, to the best Of your
knowledge aud ability. So help you God.
(Of this engagement, you make upon the per-
IL Of the penalty Of perjury) And ths, the
oath, or AAiamation, that DO administered to
TO the mayor and akslxmen, by either Of the
assistants Of this stale, or justice Of the in-
ferior court Of common pleas for the Coun-
y OF Newport and 10 the common conncii-
men and other city officers, by the Mayor, or
either of the aldermen, who are hereby em.
powered TO administer the same.
And be il further Enacted, That the town
clerk Of the town Of Newport, under the
direction of the town council of the said
town, issue his warrant for convening the
Frecmen Of The said town TO meet in city
meeting, on the 6rst Tuesday of June next s.
and that the Freemen who shall meet on the
said day, choose moderator, and thsreupon
elect Mayor, Aldermen, Common Coun.
Gil Men, and city Clerk; who upon their
taking the oath or sffit nation prescribed,
shall be invested with all The powers granted
10 this act.
And be II further Enacted, That il any
person shall be sued for any thing done, BY
virtue oi this act, he may plead the gcneisl
Issue, anI give this oct and the special mat
tcrs 10 evidence, and this act shall TO NIL IN
tents and purposes be public act, and take
place and effec, Immediately upon the rising
OF this Oenersi Assembly.
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TIE PRESIDENTS ANSWER.

INK fKEo<OEVI ~ @Ss'
CsSrLEMxY--I receive with great ssus-
f,s,ien, the Address which the eisizensof
Providence, through their Cowmiuce, have
been pleased to communicate TO me. Ihe
pleasure Of my journey bas been grssely en-
hsnced by the uniform kinduess and prom
i,udc with which the objects OF nay visit b,
been seconded by my fcllow'ci,izens. Ev
where in our country tho rejecting m
cannot fail to observe the blessings OF AFT
government. Living under a Constituh
which secures equal civil, religious sod
Iilical rights to ell, it Is great consolatie
in administering il, that the people. hss.
formed 80 just an es,imete Of i,s value, and
from rational conviction and not from bind
prejudices, are sincerely devoted to. its pres
ervstion. sst So. ..s-a :
I hope this just confidence 10 the stability
of our government msy continue to increase,
and if il does, II cannot fail TO produce tho
hsppiest effeets, by encouraging love O
our country, and On honest .eslto promot
its best aud permanent interesss. Hspp
shall be, " my cxer,ions in the public Sc
vices shall be so far sdeees,fuI, that they IN
assist the isdus,ry and enlerprize Of myt
Iow-ei,iaens in increasing the general pros
per,ty. JAMES MONROE.
TO siel Conniffee Of fAe ss~n1
q Pr0sid~<e. s
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DiBreiianp.'

LAsit isin contemplation among certain ;nd;y( (a's
~ 'own' TO change the municipal governmenp. p.o
'"'' o. a city, We have been requested TO p.a 80 !.
.ne Following copy Of fhe old charter. Althy 30
we certainly think there is room for impscv fn'
Doth as It respects men and rneasurss- We
consider it highly important that every i'sen
should fully understand the subject befs Wy
commit themselves on the question. T. -E0sP
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-07-23

The subsequent Address to the Presidentpf
the United States was presented to him by
the Hon. Mr. Burrill, Immediately on bic
arrival at his lodgings in this town. As
publication has been delayed ill the rscep-
tion OF the Presidents Answer, which 10
subioined, and which was delivered TO the
Committee by Commodore Perry, who
passed through town on. Sunday last for
Newport: s,..,.-s
To fhe President Of the Uhisd Sfdies.
SIR-The citizens Of Providence beg leave
to offer TO you their sincere end cordial con.
grssula,ions upon your arrival IN their TO 80.
With the most sensible pleasure, they again
see amopg lher the First Magistrate of tho
Union, under constitution, the adoption OF
which they so earnestly desired, TO which
they are SO devo,edly attached, and from the
oheraHon Of which they derived 90 many
advantages; and have the honor Of pre-.
sen,ing their respectful address TO you with.
in their own municipal jurisdiction, as they
have before had the satisfaction OF doing 10
TWO Of your illus,rious predecessors.
:. The time and circumstances Of your visit
TO this part of the United States are such % TO
excite 10 every mind the most gratifying and
patriotic sentiments. A great and free peo-
ple, in the full enjoyment, of peace and good
governmeDt,' unanimously bestowed upon
their Chief Magistrate, in his proesess
through the country, the unsought and spon.
tancous expressions OF their good will ana
confidence, Offers uuequivocai evidtncs OF
general happiness and freedom and is spec !
tacle which no country in the world except
our own can now exhibit ~,
The proofs which you every where receit.
ed the respect and confidence Of the people,
institutions, must be. to our own mind'A
source Of the highest Satisfaction, aod'a rich
reward for all your 0rduoas iu6ors in The frt.
tic serpiee. May youlooe continue to receive
these rewards, so grateful TO your heart and
so honorable TO your character, and to witness
the increasing prosperity Of the Repoblic,
10 Sviose serpiee, an fhe field and in me eati'
ne,, both your youth and your mature oge here
6een so FAITHFULLY and 90, succ EssrLLrs
depofed.
We hcve the honor to be, with tho high
est respect, in be half Of the citizens OF the
town oi Providence, your obedien. end vo'y
humble servants, '.rgs
WILLIAM RICHMOND,
OLIVER EARLE,
RICHARD EULloCK,
STEPHEN fIILINGHASTs
STANFORD NEWELL, -
RICHARD JACKSON, Ius.
THOMAS p. IVES,
JAMES BURRILL, Jup.
JAMES FENNER,
EDWAD CARRINGTON,
SAMUEL q. ARNOLD,
JEREMIAH b. HOWELL,
CALEB EARLE, ~,
WILLIAM CHURCH, .
JOHN CARLILE.
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Gi.y CAarter Of Meyp0rs--l7@
NEWPORT. Nav :,

NEWPORT, May 81.
AZ the General Assembly of the (sve'nor
and Company Of he An. or D h.sl island,
and Providence pIan,.,;nr. 80. tnd kol
den at Newport. vith;n .rd Sor1e State
sforessid ON the 6ru Wedc..d.J in tho
Year Of our Lord nm = ,ho..snd Yen hum
dred and eieh.v.fosr. and in ,h eighth
year of Independents. l...'...
AN ACT to incorporate inc TOWN Of
NEWRORT into a CIJYf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
SINGULAR SuIDIHE.

On ;he eth ut a young ran, a far
nsr's servant, residing at Sutton, in the
beishborhOOd of Derby, in a moment of
dependency, put period 70 his exist
ence in singular way. Being employ
ed By his masters team in carving gra-
vel on the road, he sent boy, who was
then assisting him, forward on some trI-
cling pretence he ;hss laid his whip and
hat down together at a distance Of a few
yards, and deliberately placed himself in
longitudinal direction. with lis face
dow ;, his hands being underneath his
face, in the track OF one OF the wheels OF
the cart, which passing over his head,
blck, thigh and Lex, caused Instantaneous
death. 1t is supposed an imprsdent con-
nexion with female fellow servant was
the cause Of this desperate act,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10

by blnw-ay, which csusin. irritation, &c
thrust it into the cavity. On the folinw-
ing Gav, he was seized with pains in the
head, which continued withJu; intcrmis-
sion, producing almost distraction, until
DlOuday morning, when in the height Of
agony, fiepd advised the pouring sf
spirits OF Geneva into the ear, which was
done, ard, 10 the astonishmcnt OF the
spectators, forty large maggots exude,l
from the ear, where they had been gene
rated during the two days!
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Notice
To Tue Creditors Of the Family Of GEO
CARTER, deceased.

To tue Creditors of the Family Of GEO
CARTER, deceased.
Gentlemen,
EThs become expedient for me to So
4 licit of you further tine in which l
may discharge the balances yet due to
YOU and meanwhile that you would for
bear to institute suits. Such indulgence,
if you grant it, will facilitate aud hasten
the voluntary discharge of debts, which,
before assumed them, you are sensible
that could not have been legally CON-
PEELED to pay. For inducencIt to such
ienity, permit me TO point out the fund
wksnce YOUR claims shall be acquitted,
and also the time When. The time. it
YOU consent to forbear the institution OF
suits. (which imply delay and unuecessa.
ny costs) shall not exceed six months frem
this date. The fund accrues from the re-
suit IF the final decree rendered in Nov.
1916, in the case of Carter and others
against Cutting aud others, by the opera.
ration of which mGke than fifty thoascnd
dollars, principal and interest and costs,
have been adjuigcd due to this family.
NV undisputed and indispatGbis interest,
in portion Of this f.nd, i adequate, and
shall by me be applied TO satisfy all your
demands uhsn TINS family. The original
amount OF those demands you know that
| have diminished by repeated payments
heretofore made and recently, by an
assignment OF three years. rents Of the
Parke Estate, and finally, BY the abso-
Lutte sale Of my own slarss to ezcnsrate
those of minors, that otherwise could
not have been delivered to the young
owners. Moreover, in proof Of my zeal
| to obtain proper means tor the extinction
of your just demands against the family
Of my adoption, can, without ostenta.
ton, refer you to the uDwearied toll and
| prudence of my general proceedings,
which indeed have not been relaxed dur
| ing the past ten years, Not one OF you,
| think. will deny, that my course has
been marked by an infexble adherence
to justice, selt.denial, industry. and lfu-
| gailty-humb;e quantities ut Is true) and
often neglected BY lofty people !; yet,
nevertheless, which persons, /" circum-
stances OF mediocrity, appreciate on ac-
count of their moral uuiity; qualities
that for such as exercise them, ensure
ultimate fidelity to engagements, land
which are peculiarly estimable 10 correct
DEBTORS, because they both cherish tns.abi'
! lity and eyince the resolution TO satisfy
their just creditors.
JOHN BROWNE CUTTING.
| Fredericksburg Sept, s7-Nov.s. 8
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Patuxent Land for sale.

ZANE thousand acres valuable Land
{ Ear sale, bounded on one side by the
riyer Patnxen;. on another by the main
road leading from Washington city to
Aanm,ois, In Anne Arundel county, a.
bcut 20 miles from Baltimore, "a from
" ashinstcD, and Is from Annapolis
This land is well calculated for tobacco
corn aud rye ,hers is also good pre-
por,ian of meadow. II is very well wa
terel By continual springs, and about iCo
acres ia wood. 4 further description Is
Thought unnecessary, as those wishing to
p,rcbase will no doubt visit the premises.
Persons DESTROYS of viewing this pro-
pcrty vii! please to call on Mr.. Robert
Fenwick, White Mrsh. who will give
every INFORMATION. 1t will be sold alto
yethsr or in lots, as may slit purchasers
For the terms of sale, gc. Application
i 10 Be made to the subscriber, al UeorSe-
town callcse. FRANCIS NEALE'
Ncyeiiibe: 10 m"'h"
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William Gillian.


Eng. stone door ,cest Of Patons u Butcher
NFFERS for sale, low for cash, or to
" punctual customers
3 pipes L.P.Madeira Wine ! Imported
do Burgundy do in the
l cask Serceal do schooner,
do Malmsey do } ny Clay
l6 half pipes : Old Port Wiae-also in
a Or. casks bottles aud on drausht
10 10 'isfss, low priced sugar.
9 bbls -,
As hhds Trinidad molasses Boston
% doz Eng. porter, imported per ship
10000 lbs green + st. Domingo coffee
Loaf and lamp sugar
Gunpowder
imperial 4 TEAS
Young Tyson
Jamaica, West-Irdia and \ Z Rum
Cognac Brandy, Old Rye Whiskey
Holland and country GIN, Tobacco
Chocolate, Pepper. Coppcras, Candles
Race and Ground Ginger. Cinnamon
Writing and Wrapping Paper, Soap
Pearl Barley, N f cheese. Patent shot
Liverpool coarse and fine salt
Bedcords, Pioughlincs, etc. etc.
October IS
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Notice.

ENHE co-par.nership heretofore exist
A ing under the firm of PENN & Ham.
non, was dissolved On tie s0th OF April
last, by mutual consent. The business
has been conducted since and will be in
future, under the firm of WILLIAM u
WALTER HARMON, who are fully
authorised to settle the accounts Of the
former firm.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
Have now on hand, and offer for sale at
the same old stand on Roya! street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, hand
some assortment OF
Plain and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
Sideboarls 81 Ladies work stands
Beaureaus Candle stands
Tables i Sofas
Bedsteads Easy chairs
Secretary e book j Hair and moss mat
cases Is trasse., &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the most re-
duced prices for cash, or to puuctual Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both of wood and iron. The above bust.
ness will be punc,ually attended to, and
all those that please to favor US with
their custom we trust will receive gene
raj satisfaction.
WM. 4 WALTER HARMON.
November IT
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MICHAEL OWENS.

MICHAEL OWENS.
Immediately after Nj. O'Conne''S tn
al. tals nutosiOus character wa' met IN
grni bv PROFESSIONAL gentleman who had
iornei,Y bseo concerned for HIM. Alter
scme conversation, this gentieHan said.
IL va, surprised, Gsens. TO had SO cSe-
ver fellow ar you were always consider
ed, make 50 bid figure IN !Var cross
FYamBflri.7
"Gh, sir, siYs Ovens. there re7e;, was
any ding IN t.is wo,Id so badly managed
as the rrosecu,isu: why the d. did
thew LET them bother me so, wi,hont once
taxing my pat as they prO'li ed, aud al,
lev thew Told me that my pardon would
silence i I oajec,ioaNI"
swell, G,h, bat what arc ;hey goIns
to do win yea now ?" he as&ed.'
Why, sir, :hey say they viii sise me
aosgiucls, al,d send me 10 America -
bit, hy -, thes never wc.e more mis-
taNen n tier hvcS. for never viii leave
ciaaL UiI | rob aau,her mad-coach now
Tat aa,c got ,uy ME; aud .-mll be up
t. Doomed Yrl about the Pota;oe-rent,
aai Tor u,a,i,,as such show ct me, alter
lad &c ~ pardon from government
and ,ic Post h,e. and beea mads an no
+est ,n4a again, as tasy all taid me-
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Book Auction.

Book Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, at 6 Pm.
Will be sold at the Vendue Store, corner
of Prince and Water streets,
A large 4 valuable collection of BOOKS,
consisting Of law, theology, pbysic, mo-
yei,, romances, DC.
ALSO,
An elegant and extensive collection OF
COL0RED PRINTS. Ali Of which may
be seen the morning of the day Of sale.
P. G. GARSIELLER, Auct:
November 8
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Sales at auction.
Blu p. G.. MiRSTELLER.

On Tuesday next the l1th inst. will be
sold at the yendue Store, corner OF
Prince ard Wa or streets.
bale Superfre broadcloths
/ do Casshnercs
! . ssif Blankets
Flannels
ticklenblngs
FlushiDss
Plains
TOilinet, swansdo~n & fancy vest
ings
Irish linens
Lawns
Dimities
Cambria, leno and jaconet nuslins
Muslin handkerchi;fs
Domestic cottons
Bnckskin, kid q beaver gloves
Woollen and cotton hosiery
Sewing silks, cOttons, threads, Gc.
ALSO,
5 aids. MusC0yado sugar
10 kegs chewing tobacco
10 BOXES glassware
Sidcboards, tables, chairs. &c.
Will be added to Tuesdays sale.
l case fine wOrsted hosiery
ALSO,
bale superline broad cloths,
2 cases women's 4 children's shoes.
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Bark of Potomac,

November /, 1917.
NOTICE is hereby given the Stock
~ holders of the Bank OF Potomac,
tDat dividend on the capital stock, OF
four per cent. for the lastssix months is
declared, and will be paid them or their
representatives on "Wednesday next, the
5th instant.
BIZ order OF the President and direc-
tors, T.. PAVE, Cashier.
November |
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sSM ErctaHge Coffee house ga
sSlsMARINE JOURNAL. Sssa
PORT OF DECENTRALIZATION


POET or GLsXANnRIA...NoVEM IS.
ARRIVED,
Briti,h schr Fare, Whitney, fr. Bar
bados--previous y reported.
British scar Sector, Kerr, So DAYS fr.
Trinidad molasses, TO George Smith, Oh
board.
Schr Charlotte, Morrison, 10 days FIR.
Richmond coal, to rhe master
Ship Gen. L,ngan, Weston, from Lon.
don-preyiousIy reported.
Ship Fair Trader, Dyer, from Stock.
holm, previously reported.
Scar George Washington, J. Middle.
too, IS hours from Norfolk salt, mo-
lasses, etc. U ]. M'Cobb, and others
Passed two brigs and a schr OF Mathias's
Point, baunt up-nOrthern vessel.
ENTERED,
Ship Resolution, Jcwett, Havre-de-
Grace,
Schr Lady Washington, Eaton, st:
Andrews.
\ CLEARED,
Schr Eearietta, Nevett, Baltimore.
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Leather,
Columbian Insurance Office,

ALEXANDRIA, lst Nov. 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the
~ Stockholders of the Columbian In
surance Company Of Alexandria, that
dividend of Two Dollars per share, frsm
the profits Of last half year, has this day
been declared, payable at their office On
or after the 18th INSTANTLY order Of
The Boatd, WIN. WILSON, Scc'y.
November s dulthN
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Notice.
Office Of Fire Insurance Company,
alexandria, .For. I, 1877.
Notice.

ONtC VI 1'tEt 1Hoh tHSc
Alexandria, .ror. I, 1917.
FEVHE stockholders in the FIRE In
IL suRAScE CoMPAsY OF ALEx'A
are informed, that dividend for the last
six months is this day declared of eighty
cents per share; OF which fifty cents win
be applied to The payment of the cali ot
that sum, due the Sh Of this month, and
the remaining thirty cents per share will
be ready to be paid to them, or their le-
gal representatives On that day.
The notes dated 5th Of Nay last, at 6
months, for the then impaired pa,t Of the
capital. will be received, payable at six
moths from the 5;h instant; TO the a.
mount Of sixteen dollars PER share. No
dividend will be paid, or trans er made,
until the above prerequisite be perform
ed. BY order,
J. q. NICHOLS, sec'y.
November 5 SIS
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Notice,

NTY Wife SALLY, having left my
wi house without provocatio1, / eau
ton all persons against trusting or har-
boring her, on my account, as no debts
Of her contracting will be paid by me.
THOMAS ID. TRACEY.
November l., ct
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Sicily Madeira Wine.
u ANDiNG from the schooner Liber-
IA ty. captain Beers,
6pipes Sicily Madeira Wine, OF a
superior quality
1 bale Russia Diapers
For sale by LAWRAsON 4 F0"LE.
October %
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To SportSmen.

nNcE more the public are cautsned
Z from trespassing either BY Land or
Water Hunting or fsvling on the pmrtt
bslow Alexandria, commonly ca'ledjOnes,
Point, as II is all in grass. Tie law Will
be nut 10 force gains, all lre.passers:
~ JOHN HUNTER.
November 6 Wms''
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made to tie
"A Legislature of Virginia, at their next
session for leave to dispose Of the Real
Estate of John Carlin, deed. for certain
purposes. MARY CARLtN.
: October 10. Fam
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Blu JOHN JACKSON e Co.

Ga WEDNESDAY, at 10 4. NJ.
Will be sold at the auc ion room Union>
street,
The Stock of House declining bus
ness comprising very general assert.
mcnt of
Cotton, Woollen, Silk and Linen
Goods;
the sale of which will be rerenptorv.-
Conditions at sale. Nov. 10
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SINGULAR CASE

q? SATURDAY lasi, as Al. BILLIE, jim.
81 Ns,N eli, vas going f-Vm that pace
VS.. ,',lAu.sl, he Mas attacked IN the ear
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS
FROM LqadSq pagers received at The o.
fee Of s!e n: L. Day advertiser.
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.NENDR.GA'D,9.

MEMORANDA.
Capt. Jcwelt, ship Resolution, preyi-
ousIy noticed, lett at Havre-de- Grace,
Sept. II, beis Criterion, Shegburne, just
arrived f,on Rotterdam.
Schr Jane, Catlin, cleared at n. York
18th instant, io5 this port.
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Boarding

AsRs. MARsTELLER, residing at
We the corner of Prince and Wash.
inston streets, bcss leave to inform the
public, that she proposes to take a few
young persons. either Boys or Girls, TO
hoard during the winter. Oct z
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Fall Goods.

VOSEPH JANNEY, has impored in
ss the ship Boston, Capt. Finley, irem
EnrIand, about an hundred packages,
containing general assortment OF
rYOOLLE.S e C0TTON GOODS,
which are offered for sale by the package
or piece, and are very low
september &c df
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Prime SUGARS,

Z ANDING, this day, from on holrj
IA the British schr Fame, Capt. Whit
ney, from Barbados,
~ hossheads, Nn.cc. SUGARS.
8 barrels '
superior quality TO any which has been
offered in market-for sale ev
FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nnyembar 70
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10

For Rent,
find immediate possession giren,
TIME Brick Dwelling House on King.
street, near the Diagonal Pump, and
adjoining the Warehouse Of Mr.. English.
Also, the Store House adjoining my dwell
ling. For terms, apply to
n. KEENE,
WHO HAS IN STORE,
so bales German linens
10 boxes hollow glass
90 crates queens ware
IS oaks sherry wine, very old, and
5000 bushels CadiZ salt. Nov. l