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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-08
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JANUdRY 8, 1877.
A PERFECT DEMOCRACY

n
Is too pure system to exist in this world"
,ays respectable writer. But the society Of
friends have given an iliustrious example, 1t
not Of perfection, yet as near as possible to
that Of which it is the substitute. In their
internal government, az \ religious society,
they have a choich, without priesthood, and
in their discipline, democracy, the paeess
in tho world. Where oil questions are set.
tled By the. full accordance Of iss members,
whose religious society aeeps more eminent.
ly distinguished by Divine favour, than mapy
Others. We see no drunken Quakers--we
never see q Quaker criminal at tho BAR
Courts Of Justice arc never encrm rmbercd with
their litigations--they never hurthen the
community with even oue Of their poor; while
they contribute their full share in supporting
the public paupers, and the extreme Of civil
and criminal justice. Suppose all were Qua
kers, what yearly contribu,ion of time and
money would be saved this little state, where
ne early thousand Jurors are called from their
business, some Of whom sit rtoight--these
with the evidences, judges, &C. cost the state
and individuals considerable sum. Yet tho
ssg,ega.e amount il much less than that paid
yearly to the lawyers When will the poo.
pie learn wisdom.
Hir. Simsns, P
Please give the following an insertion in
your next paper. You may rely on the fact.
Most assuredly, under such prospects, corn
cannot maintain the present exorSitsut price
long. II is eoeamonly said By our lawyers,
<aveaf eashsOr->now with more proprie,y We
may say, eaveaf ventidor
rGOOD NEWsl
We have it in our power to state, on the
mos, undoubtsd authority, tha, very liberal
measures have been taken TO bring corn
from the Western into the Atlantic ,,a,o,,
Sy the way Of New Orleans, in such Gusuti-,
ties as TO leave rs under no kind of arprehen.
sions for the scarcity Of that article, by the
1rs, or middle of February next. The hary-
ests have been very abundant and heavy
Throughout ell that vast country, except on
che extreme upper borders. Letters To the
Nfi,er Of this artieie state, that corn at Chill
ico,he is 23 cents, at Cincinnati IS, and at
the largo plantations on the Ohio, but 20
GEMS . bushsl, in the car. A brig sailed
several weeks ago from Rochester to New.
Orleans, which although her truo destination
was s,udiousiy concealed, vas to receive at
the latter place Ten thousand bushe,s Of corn,
Tor which person was timely sent out 70
make the purchase and seasonabls dellv-
ery of it, Seven thousand dollars 10 specie.
bills, was, few week, ago, sent from
neighbouring town, into that modern Egypt,
20 effect pSrcbases for the same purpose.
Three ships also sailed q fow week, ago from
New.York to Nsw-Orleans, dss,iued 10 re-
turn laden With that vaidabIs bread s,uH.
And W: are happy to state that letters have
been received from the agents who have gone
ut TO puvebsse, which bring word that they
ore rapidly accomplishing the obj.s. Of their
missions. This 10 litefslT Sssa ne~s frsn
far e'an'T.".
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DissOhtion Of Copaytnersb;P.

THE CqPsrtnershiP heresofore'exis,ing between
i ttR subscribers, Under the AIN orN ..
JACOB NJ. WEAVER O. Co. 7, ),
is this day. by mutual sonsent, dissoissd. All o.
be pais iamediae,y. must be lodged in the haAds q
an attorney tor collection Any pcrsons having act
demands. will presen, them 10 tsAc .buRDicH&
who is authorized to close al uosstt,ed bnsinss 81
the late .irm. ISAAC BuHD}(K, &
JACoD.v. wEAvEn. :
Newport Jan. !, 1917 49, J,
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10 be sold al l'ubhc Auction,
On Sh7UkDhY, Jsnu6ry liza, IoiY, &c I

10 bc sold al luLhc Auction,
On Sh70kDhY, JsnSsry tltA, IeiY, &c 10
o'cioek q. NJ on the fve0sises, (1 fair
Gsasaer, or soS y'rsvieps!y aisisossd V ~
hrivafs cole.
THE ESTATE Of rauL NJ. .MuMpSap, ie
Newport. being Nos. 81, %. -. Thslnes-strseSs
and No Mill street, each hnSing large and COM
modious chambers over EACH md ~ under the sstne
roof sS,i Estate 10 30 universally knsyn ne teiag
the beat calculated IN Newport, Apd sfordieg he
eligible stands for business -t has pretty vais
formly rented Ter the interest Of ten Thousand Dol.
lars and is capable of rAneh Efsatsr impreveweAts
there being an upper or third story nearly oprghe
on all sides, go feet BY ~, already psrt,hned inn
Ave 6ivisicns, with three pair Of stairs leading 20
the same, And . cellar Of ths same dimensions rcS
manning unappropris,ed III cOmpri~es three elS-
gant stores on Thames street, essk in iwo sparts
meats, front Of suitable width, and about ~ feeb
In dep,h and adjoining room. about test elcvAs.
ed. s by ~ feet. IN which 'hsse V Ore place ~
ordinary size su situation IA near the centrs og
tho most delightful town, On the nohIest and most
delightful island ID the universe sn Island coano6s
ted with the main b. Bridge of solh stoas, COR.
sidsred in itself - IN object OF tbe mpes diEniheo
curiosity. A town well situated for mercantile psr-
suts In the sslation Il bears TO ths principal nsrtS
Of e continent, posey ssing rbof, fos excellstd
ssOssdsA ~ scps asd elimsss ths u.pss saiuhsi,
oss An isllnd repsted " ell tssvsllsss - th6
Edcs al she TsrldS-This sstsss has tiAiS The lsst
eight or nine tesfss undergone IN entire new nodls
fcaticn. and consequently received a,thsrsugh spe
faithful repair 10 every psr 10, eCs hk1f Of brise
possasses an appearance insriAsScslly m1esic, ano
. value insePsrsby connected With the 6rst intes,
ss,s VI the place. which ID ar hunaa probability
arc a. promising - any IN America.
The above Esssts will DO seld tegsther or IN
pas.s Posstssiqn tiSsn q three paris y he 2isr
day II April ns1,, sod Of the fourth By thu 18Th
day Of July neat, most PtsoAtly " she ast mea'
toned t,erod -fie condition. OF SAFE which will bo
liberal, made known ri the time and place ,shs VII
be SAID, a ars,rsis PEW In the Bisthodst ohspsl.
PAUL NJ MUMFORD.
Neo port Me- - I0l6
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Look-at--thisi I

Chsab--./or sdle--Cheap.--
A Number Of Psws in The Ae.hodist Chspsi, -
"a lh.s town.. Apply 70 tho Printer. .An 8.
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LATEST FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

LATEST FROM sour AMERICA. Z
days from Bseoos Ayres, informs tha, the
Portuguese .quadron arrived at Maldonado
on the a9d Of October. !, consisted Of one
"a, frigales, slooPs OF war, gun brigs
and merchants vessels or transports, said TO
have on board 500 uoops but Csp, q. thinks
the number was greaer. These were 10 CO.
operate with the land forces in on attack upon
Monte.Video.
II wss supposed at Buenos Ayes tha, the
Spaoiards would permit the Portuguese to
eater tho city, when they would fall an easy
prey to them, AS Gen. Artegas was in the
oeighbourhood, with 10000 men. Business
was at q stand.
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Underwood & Stevens,

Underwood & Stevens,
INFORM the public aud their friends, that ,h<s
have removed one door south Of their old s,snJ,
where they carry on their business Of
PRINTING and GLAZING.
in all its various branches.
Ihev Gte,vise ofsr sa,e---as low a. can bs
purchased u Ae state. The following. together with
great number Of other articles.
London White tca1 Litharee.
do Red Lead, Prussisn Blvr.
Black l" All, Dutch Pink,
Spanish White. Rose psak
Paris White, SmaiN o.,
spanish 'rowH whi,s vitrioi,
Purple brown, Gold Lead.
Nenetian Red, Gum sh.lisek =.
french Yellow Linseed oil. boiled nt.
Engiish Yellow, unboil.d ~
Chrome yellow. Spirits of Turpsntlns
Pa,en, yellow, Ria,k ysru;xh :, N .
verdigrise, BreAt vsrnsh.
Umher, Copai V,rrish
GrBy sending the dimensions ef vessel, house OF
rooms, their friends cen be supped viii sufficient
Quantity Of Paint ana Oil ior the ssus
fhey request those who hsvs account over ono
year standing to call and settle them.
rh.mess,r.rt. No. iie. Jan 9. fsiz
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Friday, December q.
Several resolutions were proposed, and
Ellis discussed, which will be noticed hereafter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-01-08

T.. Le fas2s. a-cet-ns ei tle S;o.sLo!d-
ers 81 the NEwgoar BAss, on Wednesday
lsa,, tho following gentlemen we're unari--
rrousiy chosen Difectess Zoe ihs ssrsxsnt year,
via:-CossTAsr TAsER, SAMUEL VRaSos,
Tuoxks G. PiTnAS, JoHN SLocuM, SILAs
DEAN, HEnRr MosRs, JoHH CoooKsHALL,
AsHEa ROBBINS, and Jous c. PnlLLiPs.
And at meeting Of tho Directors on the
same day, consrANr TAsRR, Esq. Was anani-
mousIy reelected President.
A drove OF nearly q thousand hne hogs from
Kentucky, was driven into the city on Satur-
day. They had been exactly two months on
the road. We have heard that the enterpciEe
Of our western bre,hren, is preparing aho,her
remedy for our defective harvcsts in supply
of corn which article IL Is said can be sen, BY
the way of New-Oflcans, tothe Atlantic ports,
and be sold al a profit, at trs piiee il bears
in them in ordinary times.
Georgetown, Col. hsher.
.--0o->-
Contracts have been made in Ohio, SC. 10
deliver ISdiso Corn IN New Orleans at seven.
ty-hve cents per bushel.--It might therefore
be imported in Maine, aud give profit at
one dollar per 6ushel Boston Cegf.
We hear that Gen. BRRShup, Of the engi
neer corps, has arrived al piatsbargh TO in
spects our frontier l,nds for the purpose OF
selecting tho most suitable place to commence
forti6Saiions- ". /. CO!
TO eriinyIish fires IA ehinsnies, we have
recen,ly see0 Two methods recomraepded,
either Of which We doubt not Is ,tbcac ious.
One 10 TO throw water gently vita The hand
from poil 90 the Hre, in The fi'e-piace bur
not so as TO ex,inguish IL the other is to
cast few uunces OF brimstone into the Are
In the first case the vspor, and in the latter
the sulphnric acid, exiting uis.cs the FIRE in
the chimney. q. Pct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Land fer Sale.

NF ca-ly APPLICATION is made. | will dis.
y pose of 400 &C cs of the CEDAR
OR Owe tract If lani. Thee is surplus
timber anl fee w ,oI enough o, the part
l purpose selling t. pay, with judicious
mana .e nsnt, more th,nha!t the purchase
Nancy. at the nric. ask. The SITUATION
i, h,aithy, and the land fertile. Cont
guilty to market is also among its sdvan-
t,ses: it being within less than mile of
VI. jonathan Iaaney's mill, where the
Alexandria price may be hal for grain.
Persons wishing "a purchase will apply
e. the snb'cribsr, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten miles bclnw Alexandria, and
one below J,uncy's mill.
,e,t. 90 EDGAR M'CARTY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Sales Auction.
On WednesSlvs and Saturdays,

WILL BE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King ard Prince
a n extensive and general assortment
"a Of seasonable Goods, OF British.
French. Germa... India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which vii! be well select
ed, and well worthy the attention o!
town and country merchants and others
as the undersigned win be abundantIv
supplied from the manutacts"s and their
friends in Boston, NJ York and Phila-
lelpaia--which will g.''sto gentlemen an
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
good terms as they can he in those cities
taking into view the difference Of Ex-
change, etc. etc.
The particular description OF gGnhs
will be advertised in the papers OF the
day.
Consignments strictly attended to and
liberal ad-ances made If desirable.
John Jackson & Go.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
4 valuable Farm for Sale.

UNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell, on
8 reasonable terms, 4 valuable and
productive farm Of Go acres, or therea-
boats-bring part nIthe lands ct the late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Ran in
the county Of Prince William, in the
state Of yirginia--2O miles from the DC
c,au,a Mills-95 miles from Alcxan-
d ia, and a5oa. the same distance from
Georgetown and the City Of Wa hington-
TIL. fam |ie7 in TIE centre OF an excel.
l,nt nri-hb lrhond-is handsomely situ-
atel-ablndantly wa'ered, and has upon
i. Al ample PROPORTION Of wood. The
soil is naturally stronc, and considera-
bic portion Of Il has far some years past,
been caltiyascd according to the most
approved rules Of modera ha'5andry-
Possession wii! be g,gen on TIE hrst day
Of January next. The ;cr'nS UPON which
tnis properly wiltDs snlJ, will be made
known upap Application to George l..
Brent, of S,ajiIgd Coan'y, Va. or to the
subscriber living in .hexandrin.
JOHN ID. SIMMS.
september 6
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
EFT NV employ on T'hur:da

T EFT my employ on Thursday, the
L. 18th instant a seGyant boy, naned
SPENCER; he is about Is or Is years
old. ,olsrably well grown, is bow legged,
Of light yellow complexion, s'ammers
when spoken to. He is probably lurking
about town, aud will no doubt IT, to pass
for free bog. I will give the above re-
ward il taken more than ten miles from
town. ten dollars if taken out OF the dis
trict, and five il taken within the district.
| forewarn all persons from harboling or
carving Of said boy, as lam determined
to have such offenders punished to the
extent OF the law. L. MUM.
sept. G7 I'll
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

HAN AWAY, on Saturday evening,
EN, the 1lth inst. my mulatto man, na-
NED NED, commonly f|led NED M'RAE
alias snrKw1so. lie : about e5 or "a
year. of age, 5 feet 8 or 9 inches high.
aud was raised in Manchester. Ned is
well made, high forehead and large fiat
nose: had on when he went away grey
coat and pantaloons, but as he was well
provided with cloathiKg Of various kinds,
il is probable he may have changed his
dress. II is believed he went of with
his vile, WIN it appears lett Richmon' At
the same time .hs is very black, and, l
believe. somewhat pitted with the small
pox, talks great deal, Of short stature,
and rather thick made. Ned is very art
fol, aud may probably attempt to pass for
free nan he has down look when
spoken to. The above reward will be gi-
ven if taken out of Richmond or Man-
chester, and twenty-five dollars If taken
Ia either place, and all reasonable eX-
prnses paid lur delivering him 10 The sub
scrjber. DAVID BARCLAY.
N. Is. Masters Of vessels and others.
are cautioned against harhoriAs, elnplo,-
ing or carrying off said tcilo@, under Pc
ual,y of the law.
!. Rc,nnond, Oct. 23 thstua
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

GbAN AWAY from the subscriber,
"a living at Columbia Courthouse,
Georgia, a negro man, named MIN.
NY, about so years OF age, 5 feet 3
inches high, dark complexion, grIns wien
spoken &c, remarkably bow-legged, and
las a little impeachment in his speech-Ee
was formerly the property Of Mr James
Anderson, Of Alexandria, and it is not
improbable he may be lurking alb ut Alex
sndria as he has wife there, or he may
have made for Philadelphia, and prctend
he is Tree and shew free papers. l will
give the above reward for apprehcnding
and securing him in Jail so that ! &c: him
again. CALEB EuBANk..
september 8 DIN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
A Mill Lease, Wagon and
Horses & Hogs for Sale.

VV7ILL be sold, without reserve, at
w public sale. on Saturday the 18th
November next, at IL O'Clock, Lease
Of two years and eight months from the
dsy Of sale, on Mill situate about an c.
email distance from Georgetown, Wash.
ing,on and Alexandria, and not more
,asn four miles from either, known by
the name of the CENTRE MILL. The
Mil runs two pair of burr stones, ore Of
s;y feet and the other four feet seven
inches. and is in good order for merchant
and ceantry work. Also, will be offered
>. The same time, 4 Wagon and Team
and Harness, plumber Of Hogs, s ma
ny other articles too numerous to part-
c,,arize. Term of sale cash.
A. y B. Dyer.
October % dstmwttl5th Nov.
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British & American Stationary
TUST received, for sale by the sub
D scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,


o scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Srperhae folio l. qua,to post, hot press
ed. gill and plain ; best vcl:um and com
m,u foolscap paper drawing, log, iron.
m9ngrr's, large wrapping 4 blotting do. !;
a large quantity Of quilts Of all prices,
Dut h, English and American very best
inkpowder; japan & India ink; Clout's
duratie d.. Crehore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards f; invitation and
visiting dr,o, plain, gilt and embossed /;
best black lead and canels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeses's genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes !;
Dcn-k.;yes Of the very f,st'quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk kDiye, !:
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated aud pocket inkstauds of al! sor !;
gent!emcu's and lahies' elegant real Mo
rocco rocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and work boxes fine ard
common; pocket books OF every dcscriP
ton; asses skin tablets; sealing wax
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files ard laces;
violin strings, German & Roman states
and pencils India rub5er; silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectac!es /; Gunter's scales and diyiders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
L great variety OF room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
4 good assortment Of charts; Blunt's
West.lndla A,lis; coas pilot and Bow.
di.ch's navigator, of the latest edition |;
fine toned German flntes, with books
Of instruction tor d.. and all other in
strumcBts; large assortment OF mu-
sic Z music books (; merchants account
books OF every description; record ditto;
cypherins aud copy books ; corPerplate
copies o, very superior kinds bibles.
testaments, and common prayer books OF
all sizes AID in all the various kinds OF
binding-all the Greek l. Latin school
books Sai classics now in use.
A general assortment Of English and
French School Books, dictionaries and
Grammars, too numerous for Insertion
aud great variety of Children's Books
in quantity, with engravings, from the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
81 Bank Books of every Aind made
to any pattern in the neatest manner and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY l. SON.
sap,embcr 6 stuthtf
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D1srRIcr OF COLUMBIA, ~ .,i,

DIsrRror OF CoLuMBIA,l IN nit
Alexandria County, 80
I'm the petition of Cornelius DAVIS,
Y an insolvent debtor, confined in the
ian! Of Alexandria county for debt, notice
IS hereby giyeG to the creditors Of the
said CORNELIUS DAVIS that on the
Sd day Of November next, (being the
fr.t Monday Of The montbl at 10 O'Clock /,
4. NJ. at he court bouse of the said coun.
~, the oath prescribed by the act Of COLI
sress ei tie United States, entitled An
act for the relief of insulvent debtors
within the District Of Columbia" will be
administered TO the said insolvent, and a
trustee appointed, unless sufficient cause
to the contrary be then end there shown.
Ordered, that this no,ice be published
once week for four weeks, before that
day, i'll bath the newspapers published in
Alexandria. BY erder Of the honorable
William Cranch, chief judge Q! the Uni
ted States circuit court for the District
Of Columbia. q. DENEALE, {. c.
sept 90
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from William Gall,
II near Fredericktown, on the Lam
caster road, in April last, Negro Wo-
man, named JULIET, about so years OF
age, 5 feet high, has lost several Of her
upper fore teeth, speaks quick 4 sharp
SAYS sh. was sold BY 4 Mr.. Darby, ct
Anue-Arundel county, to some Georgia
traders whom she left near Richmond,
Va. and was lodged in Frcderick,own
Jail, from whence she was sold for her
iai! lees, L. purchased by John p. l'honp-
son, and by him sold to William Galt.-
1t is supposed she ia now lurking about
the d.7trictof Columbia or It's vicinity
The above reward vii BE- PAID Tor arPre-
hendirs and securing her so that | get
her. IA hEo uAhi.
Aleyanlr;a. 0cE 6
n. B. Masters Of vessels and others
are forewarned against carrying OF SAID
runaway
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

IAN AWAY from my service, on
10 the 10th inst. my mulatto house.
servant GEORGE, between Is and 10
years of age, about ) feet & inches high,
slender made, pug nose. bushy hair, bali
If one Of his upper front teeth broken CHI
--he is very artful and forward, and CD
pable house servant he took with him
variety Of clothing. ! will give the above
reward, il secured in any Jail, SO that
get him again, aud will pay all rcasona-
Die charges if brought home. Masters OF
vessels and others are :.erewarned IRON
employing or carrying Of said servant at
their peril. c. +, WhlliNG.
Moryep, near Alexandria, st,,L,f
september IS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
Land for Sale,

TVHE subscribers will offer at public
sale, on Monday the 18th Noyem-
Der next, it fair, if not, the aext fair day
thereafter--A tract OF LAND on Patux-
emit river, near Trueman' Point, known
by the name Of TIMBER NECK, sup
posed TO coutain 500 acre,--lt is we'll
wooded, and would make desirable lit
tie farm. Terms Of sale 6 and IL months
credit, with bond and gnoh security.
GEORGE FORBES.
HORATIO c. MEL DERRY.
October l6 thstuts
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HamiitCn's EliTir.

A sovereign remedy for coIds, obsti.
nate coughs, asthmas, sore lhrosts. ca
t,nas, and approaching coHsuaptions.-
To pa-ents who have children afflicted
with the HOPPING C0UGH, this dis
coyery is Of the first magnitude, as it az
lrrds immediate relief, cheeks the pro.
gress, and in short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders TO which
children are liable. The Elyir is per-
fect!y agreeable, and the dose SO small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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Rich Kenhawa Lands for Sale
or Barter.

e WILL sell or Hxchasga, for proper
i ~ IN this district o. its vicinity, a
vaiugile tract Of Land in Mason county,
' ,-riaia. situate 90 the Great kenhawa
River, at the nhuth of Eighteen Mile
Cre,S. distant from Point Pleasant about
eighteen miles. This tract blads upon
the rirer, and contains by patent one
shousaad and fifty acres. large propor-
lion OF VII Oh Is rich bottom The title
/, old, aai indispatahle. having been To-
Gated and surveyed by Gen. Washington
before the Revelation. What may be
soasidered as aiding much to its value
IS tAe passage Of The western road thrn'
it. By reference t, Mr.. MadiSon's
map OF Virginia, the situation of the land
may be designated. APPLY to Colonel
Francis Peytoo, or
ANN-ELlZA PEYTON.
October s.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-30
The Genuine Persian Lotion,

So celebrated among the fashionable
Throughout: Europe, is an invaluable cos.
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive and repellent minerals
the basis of other lotions, and Of IN.
paralleled efficacy in removing blemishe'
Of the face and skin, freckles, pimples,
iniamatory redness, scusfs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickiy heat, &c.