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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-10-29

TIE narratives and journals of 3rapsl,ers, .qdrsa.
farers, the Mpwreckcd and Prisoners, often told
with exaggefations, and not oDfresuen,y condemn-
cd ss deceiying, rather than informing The world.
The auIhor OF lhs proposed JOURNAL is citizen of
Connecticut, and of the suffering crew Of Cap.
tain III .ev--he has seen life in o sphere unicorn.
NOR 10 his countrymen--he has endured miseriss
pneommon TO human nature NY the blessings of
merclfui Providence he has survived TO detail his
suiferings te the world IL truth viii excite aston.
shmcnt, aud even occasion increduiiy he cannot
help it hut he is resolved tell gplain uhvarnish.
ed tale of extreme sutiering-of the msnners. cps.
ious and has!:s OF the extraordinary people among
whom he endured it. He viii submit it 70 tho
world, hoping thai the liberaiiy Of the public will.
in small degree, compensate him for his suffering.
ing, by reading the tale Of it,
TERMS.
l. The work shall constitute y Guodecimo volume
OF about three hundred pages. to be handsomely
bound.
II. The price to subscribers will be ore dollar. 70
non.suoscribers 81 3<
ILL., Those who procure freire subscribers, and bs~
come responsible for the payment, shall have .
thrfecnA grams.
Subscription papers TO be returned to W,Lias s
Marsh, hartford, by the first day Of October ncxt
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his ef fort Of his genius is a beautiful nows
idod to the wreath which he has so tasefull
oven Yankee.
rRoA TEs AMERICAN Waterman.
THE TREBLE VOICE.
THAr voicc--O, how its warbIings thrill
Each nerve with rapture, while hear!
= While every earthly thought 10 stili,
And none bat purest pleasures ELL
My sensss, crowding At my ear.
Hark--hovit sweils $50 swells my soul
With 10y exalted, pure and hoiy;-
K rises l--Earth, thy base control
spurn Adieu, vain world OF folly
For I discIaim all groveiling joys
feast on sound--I live on song
Irise, immortal, with that voice,
To heaven, where all such strains belong.
In tender cadence now il falls ~
Breathes gently through ,he sacred dome.
: Like the angelic tone that calls
"A kindred spirit to It's home.
sris ended--but tho lovely strain
Still breathes delight on Fsncy's cart
Mortal find myself again.
know it by this starting tear.
'Tis not my present sense alone
y, That wakes, sweet LAvRA. ut thy song,
I]ut images Of pisosvrcs jeown,
Around the seat Of Memory throng.
For then think of other days,
When ONE. with heart as pure as thine.
Beside me rsis'd the hymn ofprsisc,
Add blended all her soul with mine.
Sing on, fair warbler! o, restore
The dear Illusion to my view;
To soothe my widowed heart. once more
The dream Of past delights renew.
--::%::s%::-
THE LOUD CALL.
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TO LET,

.fad Possession given immediately,
THE UnIon CorIoS FAerony in TiyertoBs
with all the appar aus, in good order for
making yarn.-ior further particulars, enquire VI
ISAAC PALnsa, living near the premises
ISAAC PALnrx, } Committee for
EpNvsp Esrss, Shs Usisa Coz
ESocH FKgScH, fsg Faetery-
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CGrio6s---The govern ment OF Havana have
granted an extraordinary Bu1.F fhr the
Benefit of the Convent of ST. Juan dc Dias.
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THE LOUD CALL,
Disinferesfed Pdrson.

.TfRRE liv'd q aPAesos, as we're told,
But when, or where we know not,
Who oft his snoring Aock would scoid.
Threst'ning that they to Hesv'n should 20 not,
But rather down TO hell be hurl'd
IL they would not abjure tine world
And count AS dross its filthy mammon, GoLp.
It chacc'd at length, this Cody wight,
Who stouly fought the christian fgLt,
Elsewhere receiv'd louder caH'
What tho the stipend was trife more
TO one who PLACID ia wealth so little store,
tn. had no weight you know Of oH!!
Twas not the cosh-oh! NO
Bu, twas 'the Lord commanded
And though twas hardkp 60 away.
should he refuse 'the Lord t'obey,
And be Oareiess servant brandejt
No suro--so he must 60. ..t
The parting sabbath now nrrivd.
1.nd all his simple folks contriv'd
TO hear their i'riest's farewell:
lie piy'd them long. in righteous strain,
Hade them from darling sins refrain,
And in sweet concord dwell
To hate the world. in holy ways be bold
And shun the souls ssducer. ghfring Celd.
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80 PRINTING, oil KIND, ereosrrs ~
a sasi0desery nanner, az ttis sLrs;.
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Paiua5Le Probeyy...For sac.
THE subscriber sill either sell lease the House,
in which he new lives, in Tbames-street--and
have immediate possession. He will sell some land
adjoining the estate Of the late George Chsmplias
Esq. which land is very convenient for House ioss'
he will either sell or lease his farm at sschuest-
point, in Mddle,own. Ne has some Furniture also
tor sale. NATH, HAzAkD.
pRINATE BOARDING. HOitSE
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POhTkY. .

~" In the following pathe'iok ii.es, We
recognise the pen OF SELLEcf OsDows, Esq.
This effort Of his genius is beautiful fower
added to the wreath which he has so tasefully
woven.--[ Yankee.
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PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE
S. THURS7ON,

No. ~. Shriny-sfreef, three doors north u
Trinity Church.
r AIDES and Gentlemen desirons of good accom-
A modstions 1T . private Boarding House. in .
pleasant stustien - any IN Newport, are invited 10
call ct the above meationed housc--vhere they may
be assured that every exerion will be made to rem.
der their situation pleasant aad agreeable.
Newport, July 50. 1917
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The service o'cr,
Before the door

I. The parish gentry ga,her'd round;
Smiling. the good man came among them,
6ei1'd on their ofcr'd hsnds, and wrung them;
"a saint on sariS the grannies cried,
Then rell'd their eyebais up, and sighd
And droop' their farewell curtsiss to the ground
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SPEEDIOY WILL BE PUBLISHED,
BY JOHN GARDINER,
CHEZ cLERK In THE GgNEKAL LAND OFFICE,
A MAP OF THE BOUNTY LANDS,
In THE ILLINOIS TERRITORY.
f. PRICE ONE DOLLAR. -
THE above Map will exhibit TO each soldier Of tho
late arn,y the situation Of The farm which falls to his
lot, its proximity to the rivers Miss ssppi and IRir.
ois, will describe the soil. timber, waters &c (agrss-
ably the fed notes OF the surveyoss of his farm,
and enable the soldiers to appreciate the value oS
their country's rewa,d for their services
Printers Of the Laws of the United States, who
give publicity to the above, shall be furnished With
Two maps. JOHN GARDINER.
Washington. sept. 25th 1877
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PROPOSALS
FOR PUBLISHING, BY SUBSCRIPTIONS An
ORIGINAL WOhK,
10 be entitled
Il 20 URVAL
of the loss IF tie
BRIG COMMERCE,
Of Hartford, (Ct. )-Cap,ain KIL,vs
OF The CAPTIVITY OF eAsTais BiLa4sr
WHO was for two months Slave
AMONGST The ARABS;
and Of the
.S!a1e,y and SnDeriags Of tie Aath,sT
FOR NINE TEEN MONTHS,
Among the same People;
With accounts Of the
.N,'N'NERS, CUSTOMS AND HABITS,
and u
DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY
OF THE ARABS.
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The Ocean Monster apain !


The following letter received yesterday
morning is interesting, and wo publish it with
q view TO attract our coasters and citizeos to
the subject. Perhaps il Dsy lead TO similar
information from other sources, sbd possibly
be the means OF yet taking ,his huge and ano.
matous visitor in our waters.
RYE.NxcK, October 2l.
SILvASys MILLER, ESQ.
SIR--l observed in the Columbian Of tho
18Th lost. paragraph ststing that sn aoimal
had been seen in Long Island Sound, cores
pondiDg with the description OF the Serpent
lately ssen in Gloucester hat bor. That COIN.
municstion probably resulted from some OBJ
serva,ions which made TO you, sad several
other gentlemen, on the subject alluded 10.
When l spoke Of that occurrence had no
idea that il would become the subject OF
newspaper remark but since IL has been
publicly noiced, perhaps o more particular
detail OF the circumstances may not be Scem-
cd improper.
On Sunday the s,b inst. al. 10 o'clock, A.
NJ while standing few rods from Rye. Neck,
1 observed st a small distance to the south
watd aud eastward OF Mr.. Ezekiel Hslstcd's
dwelling on Rye Point. and perbsps no, moro
than half mile from the shore, o long, rough
dark looking body, progressing rapidly up
sound agalns, brisk breeze and strong ebb
tide. Viewing it with my glass, convinced
me it was large livisg animal. His back,
forty or fifty feet Of which was seen sbovs
the surface Of the water, appeared to be irreg-
ular, uneven, and deeply indenied. ! did
not a, this time remark that his head was
more elevated above the water than the ridges
or humps 90 bis back--Some trees standing
near the water oa Rye Point soon in,erce pt.
ing my view Of him, I fastened to a situs.
ton from which obtained another sight Of
him, as he passed that part Of the sound op.
! po,i,e Hampstead Bay. Al this time he sp.
pesred to be osfny in the middle Of the
sound--his body more depressed below, and
his head elevated above the water, going
with increased xeloeity 10. the direction of
Ssnd's Point, creating Q swell before him not
unlike that mode by . boat lowed rapidly ss
the stern Of q vessel From The i@s hIss
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RE MOV1L.

LIAS removed to the New Stand, in the House Of
\ DR.. CASE, corner of Washington. square and
Tbamos-stre,t whore he intends Keeping
P.iRIEIY SIORE,
Containing genc raj Assortment of Articles adapt
ed TO the of all classes who may cllise
to favor him with their custom, will receive has
thanks, and his cndeavors TO please them Those
having unsettled Acc0Unts with him, are earnestly
requested TO close them by Cash or Notes.
Ry' .dS agent for The Ente'Erise Adnu/oe.
:uring Ctmhany,
He viii receive and deliver WOOi. for ca ding into
Rolls. and will have constant, On hand. oo"p't's
COTTON YARN IND CLOTHS HHOle.
sale ond Ret2,k,
Of the very frs, qitsl,y Manufacture in This Coon-
try, including Warp. Filing, Stocking Yarn AID
ticks, Shirtngs, shce;ings, Stripes. Ginghams, &c
answer the above description, may at any time be
returned, and the pay will be refunded
~ As agent Tor ~. Bartef of Boston,
he receives and delivers all sorts Of Goops for Col
Uring, as heretofore.
Jnsr received .frem Nev. Yo'k,
few very Eleesn, Wdferloo SHAULS,
super size, quality and colors
C. on hCNDdY
Will be opened, Variety Of
NJ w GOODS.
In par,cular-Two Pieces super superfne Black
and Blue French DkOADCLOTHS one piece v,I y
handsome dark Blue mlNtur. ditfo bomb zctls
undresSed blue Galicoes, FIanrels, Diapers &c. &c.
Large additions will be made shortly
Newport, Oct IS, 1877
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REU.fRD or VHLOR.

70 the Legislature Of Connec,icut, the follow
ing report OF the Con n,i,ec 10 whom was
referred, "tbst part OF :he Governors
Speech, which relates to the granting OF
honorary tokens 10 such native citizens as
have performed metitorious services for
their county," was read on the 23d inst
and the Resolution, with which 1t closes,
was adopted -
The Committee, to whose consideration
was referred ths, part Of :be Speech OF bis
Esceileney the Governor, which relates 10
the granting Of honorary tokens to such na.
tive citizebs, as have performed meritoiions
services for their conhtry, beg leave to re-
port
That they have entered upon this duty
With pleasure, because the reeogoiz,iion oi
eminent virtue and signal worth in our fel'
low citizens, is always grateful and is peeu.
lisrly SO, when an occasion is given to repel
the charge OF iDgra,hude towards bcnefact'
ors, too often imputed 10 free Republics.
Ii Is no le,s incumbsn, on parent State
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10 protect the weak, vindics,e the opprcsscd'
reward and honor The suge or heroic -citixep,
,hao il is HIS doty to devote 10 her freedom,
dependence aud happiness, the best pow
crs he possesses, by generous inter-
change of these mutual obligations, tho
strongest ties of patriotic affection are nour-
ished on the one hand and, on the other, the
best security Of public rights is acquitted.
Men OF pure and honorable sentimcnts
Wall always he deemed the property OF their
county and will easily be induced To mako
her Cause their own, when she freely conse.
crates their virtues.
The public character Of State thus be-
comes identified in the page Of civil or mar
tial history, with that Of hos distinguished
soDs.
Among the illusuious events Of the lato
war, Com modo,e lsaac Hull, q native of this
State, appears peculiarly to have distinguish
ed lis fortunes, and 10 have thrown blaze of
gloty around its naval victories, which glow
ed TO the close Of The momenious period.
10 manners mild and concilia,ing, q tenn
per amiabie and resolute, y mind clear aud
u reputation wholly unblemisbed in private
life, this gentle nun has added u coolness and
in,repidiiy in scenes Of danger, apparently
hopres, which enable him 10 bring into ac-
uon all the rcsoui ccs OF his sing ular nau-
iical skill and in the dreadful time OF battle
and bioodshed, 10 exhibit the highest gallant
ry.
On the 10th Of July, 1912, while comman-
ding the Constitution, Commodore Huil gave
chase TO British frigalc.---Thc wind was
too light for him 10 overtske her before night.
The night was calm. Whon p,o,nipg ap-
pesred, he tooOd himself within gun.shot of
a Is 'itish tricatc, . schooner, O brig, threo
other irigetcs, and ship of the line. a
dead calm sull prevsiled. The condition of
the Constitution was apparently bopoless-
Deeming her escape impossible, sll the boats
OF the British squadron were i'm tne diateIy at
tacbed to Two tiIgates, which gam, d and fir
cd upon the Constitution. Their fire wes re-
turned and such were the skill, coolness
and inrepIdiyh with which the Commodore
mane ivred his ship, that after a chase Of
sky -four hours, in which his brave officers
and crew remained a, their quarters without
q murmer, Ihe gallaot Com odorc almost in
credibly brough, off his ship, aud Effected
his escape.
On tho nineteenth Of August following,
having in command tho Same fortunate ships
Commodore Hull fell in with the British
friga,o Guerricre, carrying in fact 80 guns,
aud abou, the sizc Of the Copstitusion. Tho
enemy attacked hcr. The Commodore re.
ceivvd the trc menduous fire with coolncss,
and obtained by his skill a favorable position
within pistol shot. In thirty minutes, ko
dismantled The enemy, swept bis decks, re-
duced him to wreck, and captured tho
higale.
The COMMITTEES take leave 10 submit ID
the consideration of the Assembly, q resolve
accompanying this report.
Respceiiully--rer Order,
JAMES LANMAN, Chairman.
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REWOVAL.
ROBERT +. LEE.

NOBLk | /. lfE,~
ID ESPEC1FULLy informs his friends and the
~ public, that he has removed from his former
stand TO store No. if4 Thames street, recently oc.
cupied by Mr.. pgTER y. REMINcToS and next
north Of Mr.. JAMES CENrER's where le has just
received large supply OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which he will sell remarkably low, for Cash.
-.9g,oag heu
Superfue navy blue, black, brown and bottle Broad.
cloths blue, black, brown and mix'd mldJIing aud
common ditto's Cassimeres; DgvonshIre Korseys ;
Lyonskin Fiapnels, Blankets, tIomba zetts elegant
Nestings wors'ed Hosiery, super dfessd, ,nd un.
dressd Caicoes Furniture ditto British Colersin,
and superfne Maddspollsm shrtings. India Cot.
tons Irish Linens brown dillos; 5 Irsh sheet.
ing Russia do Russia and American u spcrs long
lawns md linen carnsrics flag and bandanna Hand.
kercbicis black silk. Madras, and cbldiens dit.
to's; shawls Italian Grapes green lustring very
fine plain isrs tine and common India book ard
scotch Nu.tns book muslin Ildkfs Dniues and
cotton Csmbrics $1,000 best Chapel Needles Pins,
by the pack or single paper, &c &c.
Bs Lkcrite,
Keeps constantly hand, Cotton Yarn Of the
hfs' quality, for kuting snI weaving, with vsrie
~ at other American Manufactured Goods such
as Ginghsm7, shirunes, bed.iieks, Chez, fannels
cotton lhteaqs &c
OctoOer g9,h. 1917
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HAk\ SESSIONS,
Has this day reeeved, large aSSorfo'ent q
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

.Fni0ny Which are--
@ UpERFiNE London Brosdc.ohs and Cassimeres;
- fine, and low PRICED do. do 6 Cassmeres, for
ladies coats and shawS Coatings, Plans, Devon.
shire Kerseys Satlinetts, Fannss, Ratiinetts. Bom'
baze,Is. Ves,ngs. worsted and cotton Hosiery India
Co,tops, steam loom shirlings, American shir,ngs
and Sheetings, Bed cks and Diapers case Lev
aatines and Florence Silks. OF very superior quali-
~ IL do. Canton Grapes black Sa,ines and Fioren'
tines Flag sno Bsndsnna, Hdkfs Italian Crspes,
8 ! cashmere shawls; "a cotton do. furnitures.
Copperp,ales and Cacoes Ro,sia shec,'nss L'n-
men, veivets Americas Ginghams, &c &c winch
he will sci. ~ very reduced prices, for Cash
aJ'M tloss indebted. are earnestly requested TO
make immediate payment. All acuouuls OF SIX
months standing, it not paid Ivy the Is, of Dec he
must be under the disagree able n,ecssiy OF iolg
ing for collection. Oct q.
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THOMAS W. BROWN,
TAILOR,

Hgs juSt received and for SAFE, al No. III,
Thames stree!,
LUPERFiNE and common Broadcloths and Cas-
) simsres, Vesiings, flsnnels. Guernsey Frocks,
yarn Mis-, Stockings. Caps. Blankets, &c. &c:
.1Lso, hand,
Mattresses, Sheets, ready made Clothes, &c. ae
0r Clothes, Of every description, made in the
newest fashion. and al the shortest notice.
he returns thanks 10 the public ter past favors,
and soIieits a continuance.
Newport, Oct Is, 1917.
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orot .rit1--,B O0Q ana LiDlteT.
FREEBORN & THURSTON,
nFFER tor sale. al their store ard wharf, on ,he
~ Point. in Washington s,recr--ag general assort-
,nent Of Groceries, Wu ,d and i.umber-sm5ng
ystch are the follosing s.
10 hhds Molasscs,
10 bbls prime Beef,
10 casks new Rle,
~ bbis Cider.
20 boxes Hartford Soap,
10 do Candies,
& bJls Currant Wine,
4 do Cherry Rum
iikewise-sl, 900 mcreh4ntable Boards, of su.
r.rior quality; 100000 Vermont Shingles, Of the
Srst, second aai third quality; $1,000 Eastern 90
6rst and second qIsIi'y. 1000 ClApoosrds-snd
4auy ether goods, TO numerous to men,ion--ali
which will be sold together, or at retail, los
"a any part Of This town Nav %.
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A general Assortmen, OF LUMBER and WOOI
Newport, sept IL
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FLOUR, TEAS, &c.

- ". THURSTON has Just received, AND OIL
~ : $ for safe, cheap
Do bbis best superhne Flour,
10 do RYe do:
81 chests nd half do souchong Tea,
10 baH and q chests Bohen do.
5nIds. ". g. Rum pipes freoch Brandy;
106c os pure Ginger;
lOO csskp Gun Powder
Toge'hcr With hs usual assortment Of w Goods
an d. .t.s Oct. %
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STOVES.
DO,rLEY's Patent COOKING STOVES, ofvar.
4 iOus sizes. with the Cooking apparatus.
Nine plate Elliptic STOVES.
Pipe Frank IN Ditto
Common Cox Duo
For Sale, By
GEORGE ENGS,
No. l7O, Thames STREE.
Who also keeps constantly TOR sale. as heretofore,
complete Assortment Of HARDWARE and CUT
LhHi NAiAS, &c. &c
n wport sept "a. 1917.
William ii. RATHBONE,
ReShecj1Iy informs HE Friends 81 the Public.
THAT he has taken the Stores, Nos. II and rs.
Thames. street, and offers for Sale General
Assortment of
Ship -Chandle,y and Groceries,
CONSISTING OF
Qn,draats West India and n E.
Comp, sses Rum,
Solid haif.hour Glasses Wines
d. % and IA second ! French Br,ndy
q asses White and Brown Su.
Brass ant Wood Com. gars
plss,.s Teas, c. fee,
Charts Pinento, Cassia,
Day aad Night Tee- Pure Gnser.
scopes Nutmcss, Pepper,
Bunting and ships Col Pigs. RAisins,
ours With variety Of other
general Assortment articles too numer
OF Cutlery and Hard Gus to psrticularizc.
All Of which will be scld as cheap can be pur
Oh ,sed in this town
Y WDnrt, II, 1917
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PRrSTEp AND PUBLIsHEDBY
WILLLiM SLN0.NS,
PRINTER OF THE LAWS or rus UNITED STATES.
Terms Of the Republican,.
Two dollars year-ons half in advance:
Price Of .!GperfiHry.
One dollar and fifty ceuts square, for three weeks,
ana twenty tive cents for each publication alter
smaller ones in the same proportion.
a. JOB Work satisfactorily executed.
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tiL.>ni fLIILl>,
Respectfully informs kiS friends u 'he tubic,
,iNHAT he has taken the Wharf and Store, No,
50, Thames street belonging to Mr.. Charming
where ne offers for sale. among many other artices
for cash or approved paper. at wholesale or retai
the following, viz.
Hyson Almonds
Young Hyson { TEAS. French Brandy
Souchong Spirits
WHIT. q brown Sugars. | Wines
fo..sses L. Rum
Mace Wnite VINO ana cidef
Numegs vinegar
Citrou A'exanlria FLOUR
Cloves, cassia, New-Yofk do.
fpy'.,,e starch, Rice
Figs cSirrants ! Cotton and cotton Yarn
RaisuIs Virginia Tobacco
Tam ,rinds New Yolk Soap.
a l. s D,
A general Assortmen, OF LUMBER and WOOD.
Newport, sept II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-04
Public Notice.

ETIIE Citizens of Washington are re
Z questsd to meet at Dasis's Hotel
Oh TUESDAY evening next, at sever
o'c!nck. to consider the que stion 0! en-
caa.as:ng Domestic Manufactures, ant
in. proprie'y of g" operating with thei
t,low citizens OF the states and citie
wLn.ha acted on the subject.
Jhe Citizens OF Alexandria & Cir orge
IOWA and tie vicinity are respectful,
invited 10 attend, aud it IS huped tn,
attendance vii! be luli, as the SUBJECT ii
Il the greatest national as we'll ~ icca
Importance.
ihe committee from New York, upos
the same interesting matter, are also in
vited tn attend,
Nashr' SiOn City, Feb.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-04
February 8
NOTICE..
e3GwGde

The subscriber intending to remove
from this place in Snort time, reque, Is
all those indebted TO him by bond. Eo,e
or open account, to come forward i set
tie them up t" first Of January 1917.
lie will dispose of the Houses 4 Lots
he now occupies, and possession given
the 18th October next. The dwelling
house is calculated for the accommuda.
lion OF family, with all the reccssa:
out houses, aud very productive sar
den subject Ia small ground rent--the
stand for retailing goods, or purchase u,
produce, is IntyiOr to none in town.
1t is deemed unnecessary tosive more
inmate description, as it IL presume,
hose wishing TO purchase vii! lew +, {
premises,
lie will also sell a quarter acre Lot
aud Dwelling House thereon, near the
court house.
The above property will bedisposed
Of on accommodating terms to those wish
in. TO purchase.
GEORGE SMITH.
Dumiries, January I4-l6 eott