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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
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A second volume Of Allison's Sermons;
The poets Pilgrimage to Waterloo, BY
Robert Southey, esq. IS cts.
M. De Roccas' Men,oires Of the French
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Paris Revifted in 1873, by Scott, i dol
Valentine Eve, by Mrs. Opie, 4 dolls.
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likewife a lift Of all the Lodges IN the Unit.
ed Stats.
| N. B,-Subscribsrs to the lait mentioned
book, will pleas cali or send for them The
subscribers price is dolls .non.subscribers
%. ROBT. GRAY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
FRIDAY, APRIL IL, 1917.
BRYAN HAMpsON & co.

oYYsR Foa SALE,
10 hhds- .firit quality Barbados Sugar
IS do. anG. 80 bbls. al quality do
30 cheiis Imperial, Young Hyfon and
Soucliong Teas
Prime Green Coffee
10 nhds. and so bbls. Moptes
10 puucheons 9TH proof fine jamaica
Rum
10 do. sd proof Antigua do.
hhds. New England do.
S half pipes and
10 or. calks old Madeira WINES
8 pipes Lifbon =.
IS or. calks fweetMsiaga
so boxes Soap
IS do. mould Candles
so do. pipes, containing grofs each
500 lbs. Bengall & Spanifh Flote Indigo
Pimento, Pepper, Race, Ginger,
Green Copperas, Alum, Nader, Fig
Blue, Wrapping Paper,
10000 bnthels Liverpool fine and ground
alum Salt,
500 Jacks do do.
And i confant fupply of,he beit FL OUR
for Family ufe. Oct. Is.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
l HAVE ON HAND,

md FOR SALE,
300 boxes tin plate
3,473 ID. brazers' copper sheets
Brest and bottoms of various sizes
1000 ID. spelter
1,sOOIb block tin
5 rolls sheet lead
. tons bar lead
70 bbls. tanners oil.
dLSO,
4 large assortment of paints, oil, and
window glass.
And likewise continues to carry on
che Brass founders, copper and tin
plate plummcr's business-and has a
large assortment of stills and wash
kettles on hand, brass andirons, sho.
vels & tongs. The highest price given
For old brass, copper, lead and pewter.
MATTHIAS SNYDER.
Aug. -.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11

GROCERIES, &c.
Vaudeville & LAKMoUR offer for fale,
60 20 h Ind. whi&y.
80 do northern rum
IS puncheons w. India do
20 hhds. and
so bbls. Orleans & Mufcovado fugars
10 hhds. n. Orleans molai!es
~ boxes brown Havana lugar
21o bags green coffee
IS caiks Cohen cheele
40 boxes chocolate, no. and
10 half DO. do do
$50 lbs. Flotant and Bengal indigo
40 kegs ground gmger
500 lbs. almonds
so do nutmegs
10 boxes Windior and Rofe foap
Imperial, Hyfons Young Hy!on, and
Souchong Teas
1000 bulhels ground alum Salt
1000 do. blown do.
Refined fugars, and general abort.
ment of Wines, Liquors and Groceries, as
ufual. april
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
GROCERIES 81

VNOOEhIEo, &c.
HE .Subfcriber offers for fale at his
i warehoufe, fuckers wharf,
5000 bufhels Turks Iiand Salt
Antigua Rum in hhds. and bbls.
Whitley in ditto
New England Rum in ditto
Madeira Wine in pipes, half pipes and
quarter caiks
Sherry in ditto
Chewing Tobacco in keSs-fmall twift
Nails in kegs, aGarted
Candles in boxes ~ @
hnglih white lead, ground in oil
Milled fheet lead
boxes servants glofIed Hats made of fur
10 bales Englifh lacking
do do. canvas, No. to6,
All of which will be fold low by
- . 9 JAMES SANDERSON.
March AZ
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
SHAD and HERRING.

John @. LADD & Co. with to contract
J TO receive at the landing, $4,000 Shad
and 100000 Herrings, for which a fair
price will be gwen. aprils.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
CALDWELL. &. JACKSON

CALDWELL & JACKSON
|nFFER low for CASH. at their fore,
~ corner Of Prince and Union directs,
pipes old L. p. Madeira Wine
or. caks old Port do
pipes 9 years old dry Liibon do
40 dozen old Port, in bottles
puncheons sd and 4th proof Rum
J :, do Cherry Bounce
4 hhis. Sugar
40 bbls. do
hhds. Molailes
10 kegs belt chewing Tobacco
1000 VT. Soal Leather
SO !ides Upper do
100 Jacks ground Alum Salt
so do Liverpool do
sec bufhels ST. Ubes do
) tons Shot, different flies
Powder in canniiters and kegs
400 Demijohns
so Gin Cafes
boxes irefh Sweet OH
10000 Segars
1000 VT. Seine Irvine
Quart, pint and half pint Deoanters and
Tumblers, Mould and Dipt Candles, of
different hZes
With general aTortment OF Groceries.
November 4.
THE SUBSCRIBERS
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR SALE,
10 or. calks Teneriffe wine
10 puncheons rum
81 kegs Richmond tobacco
80 boxes fegars, of aiuPerior quality,
bags pepper
as bbls. Brown Sugar
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
DRY GOODS, sc.

DRY GOODS, sc.
TOHN JACKSON & Co. offer for fale
" at reduced prices,
Bruhels Carpetings
BombazetteS and BombazeeRes
Irilh and German Linens
White wine Vinegar, i'll calks
Cargo and prime Beef
few boxes Salmon, c. c: Plates
Wines, MolaGes Brandy, Candles
Cotton Cards, Cordage
Trunks and CAFES Ladies' elegant and
common Shoes and Bootees
cafes elegant French Hats
do fix and water proof do
With great variety of other articles at the
lowefl limitations. March AZ.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
SPERAiACETI OIL.

JUST received per loop Mechanic, capt.
Nye, from New Bedford,
u barrels and tierccs irermaceti oil.
IN STORE,
A few boxes OF ipermaccti candles, of fu-
pcrior quality. Alfc,
ago tops Swedifh bar iron, aHorted, and
IS do dc iteel, for fale by
PHlNEAS JANNEY.
& April 7 IT
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
NOTICE no GROCERS,

NJ HE III GHOCERS
THE Old establishments of John Nav
4 deceaied, ] obaocomft, fituate doors
below Marftelier's auction room and ocpo.
lite Matthias Snyder's paint and oil ft6re.
on Prince itreet, Is now revived and CARED
on more exteniively in all its branches than
II ever before has been done, under the hrrl
eff
JO.N:4T,H.4.N' C. MAP So Co.
Cuffomers are invited to apply, where
they may be furnifhed with the following
articles at wholefale and retail, on the beit
terms for calh, viz.
Prime Cavendih
Ditto fmall twif from to 10 per h.
Second quality ditto
Pigtail in rolls
Bet Spaniih fegars, warranted
Half Spaniih ditto
American legaks
Smoking tobacco in papers
Moccabau fnuff
RaPpee and Scotch, in bottles ana
bladders. o.. It,.,.E
N. B. Severalthouiand weight of Te-
bacco Stems for fale,-- March aS.
HATS, SHOES, COMBS, &c.
8 cafes napt Hats
do. fine do.
do. Boots
do. Bootees
do. Gentlemen's Shoe: and PUMPS
and lads Shoes
do. coarle Shoes
do. Ladies Slippers
60 dozen fashionable Combs
ALSO,
| 100 fides foal Leather
| 10 boxes Soap
| cafe domeltic Cotton,
For lale at :he fore of =
| NEWTON REENE.
| March a9--am
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
JOHN G.. LADD & Co.

IL AVE received per brig Economy fror
i 4 Bolton, and offer for fale,
.aS tons platter paris
hhds. Mmioovado
3obbls. Sugars
pipe Liibon wine
20 bbls. apples
cafes Rraw bonrets and hats, OF w.
rious patterns.
IN STORE, III
IS tons fwedcS iron
IS do ruiIia old fable iron
100 pieces railia meeting,
$40 do raven DUCK
IS do ruiiia duck
- bales INDIA GooDs, couffting Of
Bee rboom gurraghs
Now fannahs
Comercolly baftas
Auginzer mamoodies
Chittabil!y and Luckipor- baftas
bale german dowlas
1900 yards tow cloth
40 pieces iattinnctts =,
90 Gales mems fine and coarfe hats
10 do and bbls mems and boys do itoes
$50 rcams writing paper
bale madras. handkerchefs
do blue gila
do mock pullicat
500 90 f eS1hs'' livsgT RI blown NJ lal'
$1,000 lbs. prime St domingo coffee
100 boxes no. and chocolate
Boxes ipaniih chocolate
400 boxes mould and dipt candles
$50 dc brown fcap
SO do double refined brimitone
1900 lbs. coroagc, afforted fizes
so caiks cut nails
100 boxes florence oil
100 lbs. caiIia
s dining fetts canton china, of Is pie.
ceS each
hlds. and crates blue printed and
common liverpool ware
keg faxon axes
40 bbls. muicovado hlgar
as cafes white and brazil fugar
hhds. Inola0e3
so bbls. N. b. rum
40 kegs picked ialmon
no bbls. no. 1. beef
10 do mackarel
s do grofs herring
IA boxes hyfon and 10 do young hyion
IS kegs ginger Itea
Is do railins
ss quartz caks fherry1
4 pipes madeira
Is do catalonia
do tenerifte
dc lifbon HINES
10 kegs fweet malaga
80 do dry malaga
40 demijohns madeira
80 half boxes fpanilh iegars
M.4HOG.a.N'P FURNITURE
confItingo of
Bureaus, waih and candle itand.
An allortment of HINGHAss WARE, con-
!, fitting of
Men boxes, nelkmeaiures
Barrel covers, buckets, &c.
Mat hoops and hanks
Wrapping and fheathing paper
80 boxes long ana fhort pipes
1000 fdes prime N. E. foal'lslther
10 boxes 9 by II London crown glafs
10 tons futile
so barrels tanners oil april a
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
r. & J. VAUDEVILLE

IL. & j. MANDENILLE
HAVE jult received and offer for fale,
MA 10 bbls. Whitley
10 hhds. 1T and I'D quality Sugars
10 puncheons Rum
10 bags Pepper and Pimento
IS do Green Coffee
60 boxes Spanifh segars
1000 bufhels Liverpool coarfe Salt
100 realms Writing Paper
IS do Wrapping Paper
IS kegs Brandywine Gun-powder
20 do Britifh dc
700 lbs. Spaniih Flotant Indigo
100 do Louiliana do
10 kegs manufactured Tobacco
Together with General AGortment OF
GROCERIES.
-" Family Flour, as ufual.
December IS.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
NEW LINE OF STAGES.
The JVinchesfcr Mail Stage
WILL START

Monday, Thursday and Saturday,
FROM M.LAUGHLlN'S IA
VERN, at three O'Clock A. NJ. and ar.
tive in Winchester early the same c.
veDiug. RETURNINo will leave
MGuire'S tavern in Winchestey,a at three
o'clock, and arrive in Alexandria Of AZ
early hour the same evening. The
stage will continue on 20 Washington
and Georgetown, for the accommoda
ton of passengers.
P The above Line is in fret rate
order. The public may rest assured
that every attention '@ih be paid 10 their
convenience,
THE PROPRIEToRS.
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DRY GOODS, &c.

DRY GOODS, &c.
NPI am thankful for past ia
vorS, and beg leave to inform my friends
and ths public, that haze iult received
general anortment of
SE.aSO.N.1BLE GOODS,
Superfine and fecond black, blue, bottle ,cla-
ret, green, mixed, orange, olive and drab
Broadcloths and CafIimeres
Merino fhawl cloth, of the beR quality
Shlrting RannelS, red and yellow do.
Bedford cords, calFinctts, Pelihe cloths
Worried and cotton holiery, vefings
Forelt cloths, kerleys and plains
Rofe and dufAe blankets
Manchester cords and velvets
Black, plad, green, brown and blue bomba-
zetts, % ginghams, calicoes, ihawls,
&c. &c. &c.
The greater part Of the above goods be
ing purchaied in Baltimore at auction, ena-
blcs me to fell them cheap
CHARLES SCOTT.
lilo continue to keep the LIVERY Sra
| BILE and BOARDING House., where cufto-
mers and arangers can be genteelJ accom-
modated. HoTles will be we'll attended to,
] by careful hotter.
Also FOR SAILS,
A Negro Woman and Child,
confdered to be as good houfe fer7ant as
any in the DiGriSt. Alto,
GA = A Gig and Horse,
| MenIT c. SCOTT,
@AS'SEESHS<s Noy,S King-freet.
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LIME. IRVINE, &c.

LME, TWINE, &c.
TOhN 6. LADD & Co. have received
- and offer for fale,
~ goo caiks Thomaiown Lime
400 do Rhode Inand do
200 tons Platter Paris
1000 bufhels Cadiz Salt.
bale Engliih feline Twinc
pipe Litbon Wine
kegs manufactured Tobacco
; tierces Furs
april I.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
Observation-Disclosures

OF all descriptions.
I, All of which areoffered for faIe at the
lower end OF Prince itreet, on the mott rea-,,
fonable terms. $50.
ApriEs. - .sw,w
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BARNEWELL & POPHAM

BARNEWELL & POPHAM
HAVE FOR SALE, JUST RECEIVED,
20 bbls. prime MulcoVado Sugars.
IN STORE,
a4oo bulhels hyperion Cadiz
GOO Jacks ground Alum }SALT
100 do. Iuperfne blown
10 bbls. fine ! REEF
90 do. cargo
IS casks Cohen Cheefe
IS tierccs dry yellow Ochre
700 Demijohns
10 boxes CATTLE Soap
ca1<s white wine Vinegar
Chateau, Margaux, Claret, Port and
TcnerifFe Wines, in cafes
Havana Segars in quarter boxes.
March 7,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1817-04-11
mo. s41.

H'ong which are the following
.eoretaries and book cafes
10 bureaus. different prices
al bediteads, do do
"a tables, from S to 80 dollars each
elegant dreiling table, 60 dollars
S portable defks
200 chairs, from Of o,sE
fideboards
II wagons and harnefs, from 20 7s to
SO dollars
- cafes Hats, from IS i to 3sC
An auoEtment of ladies' and gentle.
mems fhoes and bootees
Grafs mats, trunks
Axes of different kinds, a,lzes
Few barrels excellent beets, at isc per
HalPs patent rifles and piGols
Few cafes eoarie hats, at6f.
Ana oy the Hoop Alert, from New York,
an elegant variety of ladies and gentle
mems
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29

On Saturday the l7ih Of May, died at
Heckingion, Lincoln shire, Mr. SAMUEL JEs-
SUP an opu!ent grazier, fhiH l0k'ng mtno-
ry, age s5. He lived in a most eccen,sic
way, as a bachelor, without known relatives,
and has died possessed Of o good fortune,
not outstanding most inordna,e craving for
physick by which he was distinguished for
the last twenty ycars Of his life. Our. read
ers will RI member the curioos pill and pos,sn
trial attbe last assizes at Lincoln: the do.
ceased Mr.. Jessap, WAS the defendant, Ia that
action. In 2l years (from 1884 10 lai6)
the deceased took 229,s36 pills, supplied by
a respectable apothecary in Roltesford /;
which Is at the rate of lo,so6 pills ysut, or
30 pills day but as the patient began with
a moderate appetite, snd increased It asthc
last five years procsdibg 1916. ho took the
pills a, the rate Of 7s day, aud 10 the
year 1919 swallowed not less than SO $50.
Notwithstanding this and the additions of
40 900 bottles OF mixture, aud juleps and
eiectuaries, extending altogether 10 SIS close
" written columns OF an apotheca'y's bill, the
deceased lived 10 attain to the age Of Cd years
London haEer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Naoai Aueedoses--genuine and original.
RI have inserted many national anecdotes
not TO raise a laugh, but to assist in exciting
just pride in my coun,rymen, which We
have not had enough Of: aud probably, there
is no way better calculated to effact ,hs pur.
pose than an union Of wrs with sentiment.
Miles, Weekly Register.
Hsw TO eafeh the Constituton. .--Cac of the
edi,or's scqusintanees, then the master Of
fine American ship, tho fret that arrived 10 a
csrtsiu port IN Englsnd sfter the late, peace,
yes invited on the ensuing day to dine with
his merchant, who had q little party of
friends az his house. When the Cloth wa,
removed, tho entertainer said to the Ameri-
can, /" We'll, yout Constitution has been play.
ing her old game since the peace; she has
had battle With two Of our best sleeps Of
war" And they took her suppose" re-
turned he, srchly. mo, by---she took
both of them" why, them" said he,
"dont you catch bert" "we had like to
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29

have caught her." replied the former--6 she
was chased by tho Newcastle OF so guns sod
some three or -four frigates, all together, but
she outsaiied the whole" al will tell YOU"
said the American, "if you will promise ney-
er 10 give the name OF your iniormcr (for re-
ally would not willing be thought q traitor)
how you may each the Constitution, ,houeh
che sails so we'll" He said this witt, a veiy
grave face, and the curiosity Of John Bun was
on tiptoe he promise was made, and the
plan earnestly requested. Indeed" then
coutinued he, ait is very simple--send out
and ALONE, the best so gun ship that you
have, manned by admirals, IL you please, and
il she has the lock 10 fall 10 with the Con-
stitutin, Ill bc----if she don't catch her"
Al first tho company looked rathor dispieas.
ed ; but thoy had magranin,iy enough soon
to join in "a hearty laugh, at what they agreed
was q true joke. --
ANOHER.
Hos1 10 get 'em ont. lit was the fortune of
the gentleman refer red to in the abovs, 20 re-
capture an American vessel, ON board OF
which, lieutenant Of the Rsmilies, IN, Zone
OF the blockadiog squadron OF New -L6Ddon,)
was prize master; he was a "right clever
fellow" and, OF course was treated in The
best possible manner, according to Apcsi-
can custom.--aIways pleased to find hryafe
gentleman in hsbic enemy. The converse
tion oi,entiu,estornod on tho blockade and
tho lieutenant scmed almost reeonciied to his
captivity--because he was so tired Of a ste.
tionary condition. lIo frequently said, I" we
cane 'em out," alIuding to the friga,cs United
States and Macedonian, and sloop Hornet,
lying at New London " You may easily get
then, oui, il you please," said the American
captain How I" "Let tho heavy ships re-
tire, and lay OFF the port only twenty four
hours with two friga,cs sod sloop OF war
and ie the wind will permit, you will surely
get 'sm out" "No, no,"--said tho iieuen-
snt, ".that WON'T do---wou!d you have us to
Sight frvo Of the largest and Best Gigates 10
world, with two Of ours!" 81 have Away.
understood" returned tho American, s. that
.hings glcw very fast in America bu; hard.
ly though that your late frigate, the b9aeedoni.
an, had grown into a ~ IN disgmse, in so
short time :!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
MILITARY BOUNTY LANDS,
CEAERAL LAND 0FFIcE,
c5lh Sefs. 1917
NOTICE
NOTICE.

The Lands in the Illinois Territory, appropriated
for bvuuties for military services. having been sur
veyed. and the surveys received at this Office ths
distribution Of the said lands. by lot. agreeabiy to
law, will commence at this offc on the first Mon
day in October next.
The surveys Of military bounty lands in Missouri
Territory are expected in a few mnnihs, when
similar distribution win take place, of which timely
notice will be given in the newspapers. Those who
wish TO locate their warrants in Missouri Territory,
ma, .snd them ctier the public xtion OF that notice
Every soldier of the late army who has received
from the Department Of War "a land warrant, or
notification that il is deposited in this Office, may
obtain pstent by send',s To this oce the wsrrent
notification. first writing Is. "To be located in
the Illinois Territory. and the paten, 10 be sent to
tie Post Office at -"
Signed
The patents OF soldiers who have notified, or
shall hereafter notify the General Lsnd Office not
10 deliver them their agents heretofore appoint.
Cd will be retained, subject their further order.
Members OF Congress who have deposited (in this
ofice) soldiers warrants notifications, may obtain
patents for them by sending the receipts which
were given by the Office, and instructions relative
to locating the warrants.
Printers who publish the laws Of the United States
will give the above 80 many insertions gs will e.
mount to ten dollars, send copy Of the papers 10
thi oGice, and bill receipted-the money will be
sent 10y mail. JOSIAH MEtGS,
Commiss sioner Of the General Land Office.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
FRENSlCK ANECDOTE.

I LVrSER MARTIN, Esq attending the gen.
eral court at Annapolis, discovered that Tho
copy OF ccrtai0 paper recorded IN Bsi,i.
more county codrt was wanung, for The
success of a cause in which he was eo .aged,
when the trial had begun an express was
dispatched, aud he undertook 10 employ the
court until the desired copy could be had
the distance between the places is thirty miles.
lie did SO, and amused and instructed the
court and tho bar by GOOD Of law oewlodge
which, though i, did no, always bear upon his
cssc, was not sufficiently irrelvant to cause
him to DO checked. lie was in the mids, of
+ Il learned exposition OF a great point ct the
moment that the official copy was put into
his hands and, at once breaking off bis ar
eument, he said, I" sand please your honours,
here is the very thing that have been speak.
ing for" The paper was read by u junior
lawyer; and it must be acknowledged +" be
spoke TO some purpose" for he gained tho
cause.
--:::::::-
They write from Poland, that fnrcstcr
having heard that reward of 500 crowns
was offered to any person who would kill
wolf which was the terror of the neiehbor.
hood, resolved 10 obtain II. This furious ami.
Iosl being accustomed during the late cam.
paigns, to live upon the dead bodies Of tho
soldiers, would not attack the flocks bu. woul,,
ny upen the shepherds aud dcveur them.
7 Tho forester took his child, only sbou, Two
. years old, and fastened it to a tree near his
cottage, with Wow to attract the animal,
while lie remained upon the watch with
n,oskot. The wolf came, and was Instantly
killed the infant sustained no injury, end
the man claimed the reward.
Carioas.---The govern men, Of Havana have
granted an extraordinary Bull. Feast fhr the
Benefit of the Convent of ST. Juan dc Dias.
Among the iste presents to Peale's Ma.
scum az Baltimore, are, two bsske,s made Of
svsfsr-rselos sseds, by young lady OF Virglo-
ia--two .feasAers made Of sasa glass, froa
Liverpool-Aad dress made Of yfshes en-
trails.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29

0F the most approved manafscsure constantly
~ for sale bA,hc boz, dozen or single pair.
EW LAWT0N.
U As sxent Cor the Enterprise Manufacturing
Co. he viii receive and deliver Wool fos Cardins
which will be dsas inssse tesf ananssr ss the Gus
spnsry priso. Ja,y -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
Behind the rest,

I. bentno tne resi- tt.b
To bid the priest goodbye,
In natures soo.y jacket drsst,
Old CssAa eame--a wag and mighty sly.
Bowing. the snek Of ebony began
A confab with the gold despising man
sAh how good nassa parson do
II hope he 6ne him berry we'll:
swell, cxsAR, we'll, and how 90 your
sAh massa, CssAs hardly tell;
Dis GOOD long twenty year,
'widyou he worship here,
And now be sorry from you froek you or
'Ah! honest CESAR, yes, it must be so;
.sve Sim sorry, too,
That ! am jare'd away,
nut then, you know. 'twouid never do,
sThe LorTs loud cair for me TO disobcy.'-
sWho masss, Who. you ssy'
sDe Lord call you awayl
'NfAssa, how many poun year,
DE people pays for preaching here
. sTwo hundred toder place gib any more Y
sWhy-CasAR-yes--T hink-they-oher FOUR
sAh! msssa, maybe Ills de Lord WHO cali,
But don you tink more loud you let him ball,
Aye, cali and call. till all be blue,
Fore you come back from faur 10 rwo y
sDr Lord. he halo till he dcmb,
sFore IN isss parsor ebber come C.9RLO.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29
NOTICE.

A r. meeting Of the President and Directors OF
Z \ the Marine Insurance Company, Monday ocso-'
Der 20th 1917:
gsied-rhat the several fnstalnents falling due,
on The list day of November nexf, be, and is, here
by further suspended for the term Of one year and
that the Notes for the said Anstaments be renewed
with the same OF other approved endorsers payable
on the frs. day Of November a. d. 1878, at either
of the Banks in this town
BENJAMIN PIERCE, Seery-
October % I8l7