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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19
PRIMITIVE SIMPLICITY.

An old maiden aunt, whose locks, white as snow,
Proclaim d she was young some half Gentry ago.
With significant mods and remarks very shrewd,
Thus sceos'ed her niece, gay volatile nude
{" How degenerate the tmes--i remember the days,
When ladies' wore hsndkerchiefs, aprons and stays,
When good pair OF pockets were tho't disgrace,
And nobody drsamt OF your musins and lace.
Then virtue recev'd an indelibi, speck
. II female dispay'd but the top OF er neck
But now you all show what WA meant TO be hid
Pray WIN cant you dress your grandmother did r.
Dear a1M so do-wby, don't you perceive,
Z folio the fashions of Grandmother Epe!
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Portsmouth, Ws1ien Mannfaciory.

he subscriber informs his friends and the pub.
lie, that be Continues 60 Card Wool, Color and
Press Cloth and TO Manufacture u aims, Salnnets
Fiannels, &c all which will be done in, sdoerior
manner. a, moderate prices having the be kind OF
machinery in excellent order, ard worknen expert
enced in every branch Great attention wilt bcspad
10 those who are punctusl in payment. aad none
wal be neglected
Persons ndebsesi TO him err earnestly reQaes tad
% make immediate paymen,--thase whose secount&
are OF long s1anding in particular will snd it their
own interest 10 sake speedy settlement.
SAMUEL CLARKE.
Portsmouth, (CunSaps .hIis,) Oct II
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FOR SALE,

-FOUR hundred and twenty acres Of LAND, lying
l. in the Iown OF Champain, in the county OF Ciin.
ton, and state of New.York, about three miles from
he south end OF Lake Champlain, being lot No 80,
OF the No's-seota and Refugee Patent, some part
OF which under Improvement The sad tract 10
free from aii'mcumbrances whatever. A good war
rantee deed viii be given to the purchaser. For
terms, which will he very liberal, apply to
DUrEE j. PEARCE.
y ~ 'pi.. Nv. 6 ~ 6 (,fN
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The following p0tua1is5 syieefsf tasf efficiently
spi their angular and sIrprisRs e6fesey!
1s CERTIFICATES -!

Tie foU0wisg p0Hle .y.eet.s t.asi efficiently
su ee hhe1r nnguiar. and sUrpris,Hs eGesey!
6s CERTIFICATES
This may certify, that have been very much
troubled With the asthma and difficulty of breathing
for about four years, during which time have made
use Of variety Of medicines, aud 10 effect, until
] hse recourse to Dr.. Ret's .4sfAnat.e PiR', pre-
pared by w. T. Conway, on taking which, to my
great JOY, was relieved, and safely recommend
them as An invaluable Medicine to others in like
cases, ELIAS SPENCER
windham, Con- May s. 1916.
The foliapins certificate from .Nesg Minor and BIZ
hngs Grant Drrggiss, Stafford, Con nrHss ts svuy
fntefesfing 20 the af2eted
Your Or. Reif's Aslhmatic) Pills have perform
ed miraculous cure III this town-A man, about
50, had been confined some months, his feet and
,ss badly swollen, bad cough, respiration diff.
cut. and was given over BY his physicians and
Llsnds, who considered him in q confirmed consump-
ion, alter taking three boxes OF h"se Pills, ell the
hfeatening symptoms arc removed and he Is ast
feco'erng Stagord Sept l.
These Pills give instant ease in all coughs, colds,
asthmas, dfhuity OF breathing, wheeling, tgh,ness
oi Tie chest, consumption, pain in the side, splitting
of BLOOD .hilliness and shyerngs, the forerunners,
ofteyers, &c Common coids are removed in few
hours, the aged s experience relief equally instan.
taneous when the lungs are shected.-Price 81.
~ J.1sk for Dr. Relies Aslhmatic Pills" one box
containing ID Pills frequently effects cure .tens
ars genuine 6ui MSse sisned J" w. T. CoSwAr"
The whole Of the above Medicines are prepared
and sold, "hoiesa!e, by the aOle PROPRIETOR, w. I.
%ohwAr. No. l. HanilIon-Piace, Common street,
Boston, and rctRiled by
SAMUEL w. VlNSON, DrusSH,
= Thames street, NeppOrf, II l.,
it1ppin, Providence, Isaac d Bull, Hsr ford, John
IIeoout, No 23S, Wdter.sireet New York. and most
Druggists. Booksellers aud Post.siastess through.
out the United otates.
a. Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures, may
be had at the sgen''s graf.
or .Nsne Of the ab0ue are genuine wsLsss signed
w 7. ConwAy"-as you Dsiue health, observe thiS
large discount TO country IT aderS, aud those
who buy to sell again.
Newport Nov. -, 1916.
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a., ). 57k O, q Let

!, SAT-, or % Let
A Farm in EAst.Greenwch, containing $50 acres,
u well propor,toned for plowing, orchsrding.
P.s,urng, moving and wood land and is extremely
weii-watered The farm is situated on the pest
road, about two miles south Of the Court house.
There is good dwelling house, barn and other out
buildings thereon standing; with good stream Of
water running through the farm, suitable for mills
OF any description.
.fiss--a clearinghouse and Shop, in Newport
neal the red market. Also, two lots Of Land, 100
feet square, in the part Of the town, suitable
Tor building lots All Of which will be sold or leas-
ed on reasonable terms
LSesise--a pal, Off year old Oxen.
Newport, jan 20 SPENCER HALL
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.PD Tx ".

70 me favored soma y fortune, uho hGv
rneagh....and 10 sj,ore.
when you these winter evenings meet
IN social glee, to nejghbors greet,
Where plenty smiles in store,
Where wine in gobiets crowns the board,
And guests feel happy AS my lord
o. think " On tbs poor,-
n there widow, lorn. distrest->
Dr. hsggard poverty opprest--
Relieve her dropping heart,
u there an orphan child unclad,
Or stroiIing maniac unf-d,
A share TO each inpart.
Obes hunger pale bcset cen ono
OF Adams race beneath the SUM-
Or chilling winter grippe;
Oh let the naked clothes receive,
And bread unto the hungry give
Tears from their faces wipe.
Wssn cen SHlic,ions. pain and grief
Call, tho 10 whispers for relief.
shn, not the hearing ear
But like Cshssstsa pure and calm,
Pour in the sD ana healing balm
Relieve, Sustain and cheer.
In doing thus. what would you do
More than you'd others have to you~
III trouble, need aud wo,
Such GodIike acts Of Charity
Would csuse--a glorious sight 10 sees
A PARIDlSE below
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W10 z0aats q Gninsa 2


They may be had by tue purchase OF fortu-
nate Number ~ the
Washington Bridge Lottery, No. z,
Which commenced drawing December 27th, in the
city Of New Haven, and to be drawn rapidly
SCHEME.
30 Prizes Of 1000 dollars each,
do 100 tickets 6Oe
do so do 500
90 do 100
102 do so
24O do Is
305S do
3479 Prizes--65sl Observation-Disclosures from Pri.
zes, Is per cent. Price Of Tickels, Whole s. O.
Halves ~ 1-2-Qusrters 62 1.2-bu, from the
very great demand tor them. will rise.
His0,-1ICKEIrS
is The Plymouth Beach Lottery, now drawing in Bos.
ton-fiighest Prize 8 5000, Tickets 2 50-In the
Bept" Stons Chapel Lottery, hishes Prize s $500,
TiCkels So
.4f tie 7rniy Forfuna1e Lottery and Err
change IGee.
No lib, Thames-street, SO celebrated for the Sale
of High Prizes JOSIAH C. SHAW
NsVp0gt Jan %
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FUN o.\L,,
"A FARM situate in Portsmouth, containing about
u .OO acres. There are on said Farm. good
d~eiing house, barn crib. AMI other buildings IN
good repair. There are also two young beaIng
Orchards, comprising about eight acres, md abuot
six acres of young thrifty wool. The Farm is in
excelien, order aud well watered and walled Said
Farm is nov improved by STEPHEN SLOCU.H
"a, Of whom information, as to TERMS &c. can be
had or Of the subscriber living in South. kngstown.
Dpston Neck. JOSEPH LAMTON.
Ssuts Kisy ys,oryr, .Nsc u C2n.1
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TO LET,

THAT excellent aud well known FARM, in Trv
ERroS, the former residence of Col. JOAN
Cooks, aud late belonging ~ Capt ELssaA BRows,
containing about $50 acres OF the best land in tins
State ssid farm will be leased for year, from
the 25th day of March next.-For terms, and other
particulars, apply TO
WILLIAM ELLERY, jun.
Newport, Feb IL, 1917
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UNDIVIDED REAL ESTATE.

EoR saie-one undivided seventh part Of the Real
L Estate Of the late JOB Almy, deceased, consis.
ting Of Farm of Il 1.2 acres Of c1cellent land,
dwelling, barn, crib, and other suitable ou,.houses,
ell in complete repair Also two orchards-the land
we'll watered and walled For further particulars,
apply to HOLDER hMy.
Newport, Jao Is
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TO LET,

THAT we'll known Farm in Portsmouth. late the
property Of Benjamin Brown, deceased, con-
tanning l87 acres OF excellent Land, bordering on
the sea shore, with three orchards, dwelling house
with other out.buildings. The said Farm will be
ieasea for one year from The 25th Of March hex,-
For further particulars apply to the subscriber on
the premises. PATiENCE bkoWN'
Portsmouth,. Feb. 10
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294y Prizes--5 5O5S Blanks Not two Blanks to
Prize e-rrice of Tickets, y 5-The Drawing of the
Lottery Will positively commence at Plsinfeid, (Con.)
on the frsl Monday ofFebruary next.
D~ ricke,s in the above Lottery may be
had at the Truly Fortunate Lotlery ADD Ex.
change Office OF j. &. s IL A w, in Whole,
Halves and Quarters.
Newpor, I,n. %.
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1000 dolls.

Washington brSgr Lottery,
SCHE.uE, No z,
COMMENCED Drawing sgreeaby to promise,
~ and holds out to Ad,cntursrs, a pleasing pros
pect Of rich harvest OF Dollars
The Managers have already drawn -Four Days
their List o. which has been received, and aray be
examined gratis at the Office OF the subscriDer
A very few Tickets remain on hand a, the ORG.
inal Price. the demand having been very great
One Glass on the celebrated princpl, OF MURAL
ASSURANCE. composed of Fifty Tickets, s,iIi re!
mains open for Subscription, upon such terms AZ
cannot fail TO be satisfactory
Whole Tickets original price S6 90
Quarters, 81
put will soon rise.-For Sale at tho
Office Of 7. &. SHAW,
NJ. ll8 lhan,rs-street
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commissioners boliee

NE, the subscribers having been appointed bJ
w the HoH. Court of Probate in town OF New.
port, in the county of Newport, -CommiAsiaoese-
receive and examine the claims against the estate q
Philip MN oPHAM,
late Of said Newport mariner, deceased represented
insolvent, do hereby give notice that six monihs
from the 18th Of February last are allowed to tie
creditors OF said Estate to bring and prove their
respective claims, and ths, we will attend for IlAs
purpose. at our respective dwelIings, any time with
in that period.
HOLMES wEAvER} c,nmi.sioo.-,
WILLIAM SIMONS s " =
All persons indebted to the Estate Of said decess-
ed are called upon to make immediate pay nent 20
MARY r. TOPHAM, Administrators. :.
Newport, March 8
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MERCHANTS BANK.

NOTICE is hereby given, that snbscripyons fos
y Stock In the Merchants Bank will eoxtmue 70
be received at the Office Of JOSIAH c. SHAW. Esq
until the subscription for the whole nj hber oS
Shares is completed.
Or The first lnstalment Of Two DOLLARS on each
Share, is payable on MoNpAY the 10th Of march,
and will be received by JOSIAH c. SHAW.
Newport, February %, 1917
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STUP THEFT!
That thief, Procrdsnranon, steals away
The hours and days, and we.ks-'tiIi Iicksts rise,
When you, pelchance, the price refuse to pay
SO mss handsome, g.tterine, golden Prise"
OCOD FORICNE!
On the third day Of January instant,
NJ. }4A,,
In the nh Class of Washington bridge LOTTERY on
the Sd days dt,rirf f'oF"7 i4e Of
1000 Dollars |!
And ,emsned unsold in the
Truly Fortunate Lottery and
Exchange CGiee Of
i C.. SHAW,
No il5, Tbames.suect.
Where may be obtained, if applied for mediate'y,
few Whole, Half and Quarter iickeS IN the above
Lottery, now drawing-First $500 Blanks entil-
led to 8 Prizes For particulars of this excellent
Lottery, see Scheme in this days paper
A Glass on the celebrated principle Of Mutual
ASSURANCE, IN which there is little probability OF
ioss. l. open tot subscription al The above Office,
'ttSrcrt, j.. 70
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Commissioners Notice.

Commissioners Notice.
NE the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Hon Court Of Probate in The town OF Newport
in the county Of Newport, Commissioners to receive
and examine the clsi ms against the estate OF
FREEMAN NJ H0XiE,
late Of said Newport mariner. deceased, represcns-
ed insolvent, do hereby give notice that SIX monhs
from the l7th Of February last, are allowed to ths
creditors Of said Estate to bring in aud prove theft
respective claims, and that viii attend for ,has
purpose, at our respective dwellings, any time with
in that period.
JOB ,S' TOWNSEND; rsN,Si lcopmis,oner,.
All persons indebted 10 the Estate Of said deeess.
ed, arc called upon to make immediate payment to
RHODA G HoxIE. Aauif s,rs,f'xs
Newport, March S, 1917.
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BOOKS FOR CHILDREN.
1OSIAH G. SHAW has Just opened

y and nov oders for sale.
1000 vols. Chtildrcn's entertaining Books.
.dlso juH reeeiued-<o reams Ames' super
Inc and Emo hot-pressed Letter Paper. Of quality
superior Of the kind 10 any ever offered for sale in
aiiis town.
compiste assortment OF school Books and Sta.
tisasry 10 b had % usual, very chesp, At No iiS,
1haAes.strcet J. e. SHAW.
Dec IS. ~
- PRINTING, Of al kinds. ereesfeS in
stSfivaessrv nonasr, q fhts efiee.
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\ PLACE

Is wanted fos smarte active boy about II year
1 Of age. Apply at this ofhse.
March s.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07

take 10 open the imPostures, frauds, ana
impie'ies Of these infallible guides, OF 10
detail their iutrigues and arts to PACK
coanseis, 10 buy tie votes Of bishops IN
their various councils, should engage
myself 10 traascribc whole Volumes anu
cut out work Tor a\oagcr life than can
hope to live on this munasRe sphere.
beg it to be observed, that do NOT
cite ihes instances as arguments TO
prove, abstractly, the corruption OF ihe
Roman Church, acknowledge that Ger
ruption may creep into the best system
but to show how improbable it is that m
faliibility has fixed its chosen seat IN
such polluted atmosphere. mention
them to fill up the argument by Roman
Catholics themselves, and 10 render ma
hifest by their own shelving, that, II the
attributes Of iniallibility be such as they
describe it to be. we shall in vain look
for this non descript in /" the body OF
chief Pastors who have been in union
with the pope" -
/ shall now give way for the furtRW
observations Of my Instructor, after
which propose, by the Divine blessing,
to consider some other parts oil the me-
taphysicaI circle he has described, and
to offer the additional reasons which con
vince me, that the doctrine Of infallibiii'
~ as held by the Roman Church is both
sroundless and absurd. QUERO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Baltimore, October 4.
ONE OF THE sKRpENT's PROGENY ia

We learn thai TIE pa0der-milis on
Jones' Falls, about miles I Om this CT
ty, belonging to the Messrs. Leverings
aud Others, were blown up this morning
sbout eight O'Clock. The shocks caused
by the explosions, three in succession,
were distinctly perceived in this city,
1t is stated that thee houses were entire.
ly destroyed, and upwa' ds Of two hun-
bred casks Of powder the .cof Of anu-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The election for inspectors OF the ge-
neral election to be held this day in Penn
sylvania, took place on Friday last, 10 the
different wards of the city Of Philadel-
phia aud throughout the state. Our in.
formation goes no farther than the city
and Liberties Of Philadelphia and part OF
the county, in which the friends Of Gen.
Hester have succeeded by large msjoIi-
ties.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
From the kichmond Enquirer, Oct. 8
NARRATIVE

OF TIE EXPEDITION 10 AMELIA ISLAND.
BY ONE CONCERNED
Part the FIRsT-From the commence
nent q The enterprise to the capture
Of Fernand,na.
The circumstances and events con-
nected with the expedition fitted out
under the auspices Of the Patriot &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07
Boston, September &c.

We have received Havana papers to
Aug. so, inclusive, aud a price cur' ent ('n
Spanish) of the 29th. Philadelphia and
Baltimore -four is quoted at SEQ. Rick
mond and New.O.l.ans II is, coffee
IL and Is.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07

Their house, used as magazine, aud con-
tanning large quantity II pc~der, was
blown OF, but proyidendally the hire AID
not reach the powder.
We regret to add, that after this
dreadful explosion three men were t"nnd
dead one Uther whose body has not iieeH
found, is supposed to have been destroy
ed, 4 four men we're severely wounded.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-07

about is poPes) were masicians." They
may be indicated, indeed, frsm being
copjurers, for many Of them did not uu-
derstand grammar. AS to the STATE Of
councils, take one testimony for all, from
one who was an eminent part and mem.
Der Of them, Cardinal Julian, who, in
his epistle to Eugenius 4. in the council
Of Basil, tells him that &C all the councils
sisce ,hatof Chslcedon (above thousand
years sgoy were instituted, not for the
discovery Of the truth, but for the defence
Of the Roman church" Were the task
given me, to dlaw the most odious por.
trait possible, oil the Roman church, I
should take my colours from such writ
inss as the annals of Barronius and the
other Roman Catholic writer's. They
60 far beyond the protestant historians.
But, If should enter into particle lrs on
the eratacters Of such popes as Julius H..
Alexander Nv. Hildebrand, &c. men who
have riyaIled the heroes, Caligulas and
YiteIliuses Of secular Rome,iD their cruel
tie, and debaucncries i'll should under
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-04
Fire Insurance,

The Columbian Insurance Company of
.Nexandria, continue to insure buildings,
furniture, merchandise and other proper.
ty, from loss by FIRE. The condition and
terms, may be learn ID upon application
at Their oaice,next door to the City Hotel,
aud will be found as moderate 4 equita.
bic as those OF any other company.
The rates Of premium are calculated
in references to the actua! risk of proper.
", and are as low as 25 cents per 100
dollars per anpum for hazards of the best
description. Increasing Proportionably for
risks Of more hazardous nature. In.
surances may be made Ter one or more
years, Or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance Oif;cc. Feb. 90.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-04
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscribe,
q living at Cpluabia Courthouse,
Georgia, a neg-o mar, named MIN.
Ny, about so years OF age, feet 3
inehe. high, dark complexion, grins when
spoken to, remarkably bow-ieg,ed, and
as a little impairment in his speech-Ee
was fprmegIy the property of Nj James
Anderson, Of Alexandria, aud 1t Is not
Improbable ne may be lurking alb ut Alex
sndrla as he has wife there, or he may
have made for PhiiadeIphia, and pretend
he is Zee and shew free papers. ! will
rive the above reward for experimenting
aud securing him in Jail so that ee; him
again. CALEB EubANh.>
september d9m
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wenty Dollars Reward.

STTAS stolen from ny pasture on the
W night Of the 2OdI ins ant a very
ark bav uc black HORSE, 1 years old,
about ID hands high, with star i" his
-r''ehead, and a small lump raised under
he hinder part of IT," sadd'e-no ether
axis recollected: he iro;S aud gallops,
ut moves much ike col, will give
lie dollars il taken up not exceeding 20
niles fro home; i above 10 Giles and
"a. exceeding 20 IT les. ten dollars; If
Dove go and not exceeding so niles,
teen dollars; and if above so miles
,vontv dollars viii be given, with all rea-
.,onahle expenses paid, if brought home
B., the sub,crioes, living in Charles couD-
y. near New Port. Marviand.
LEONARD WOOD.
August 2S 6w
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Land for Sale.

EF earlv application IS made. ! will d;s-
pose sf 400 aces Of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of land. There is surplus
rimber aud IRE wood enough on the part
purpose selling to pay, vita Judic'ou'
mana cen ut, more than halt the purchase
money. at the price ask. The situation
:, healthy, and the land fertile. Cont
guity u market IS ASA among ITS advan.
"a .e.; IL being within less than mile OF
Mr. jonathan Janney's mill, where the
Alexandria price may be had ilr gram.
Persons wishing So purchase will apply
To the sqosc be 5esid ~ at Cedar
Grove, ten miles below Alexandra, and
one below JInaeys mill.
sept 90 EDiAR N'CAkt II.
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{ and for Sale.
June Is

"tE S,,bsc ,iber offer. or sale, about
a0OO nc. es Of land in Fairfax cnun-
~, art more thar from -even to nine
nile. fun Alexandria. The property
"a well watered, has sufficiency Ut
wood. and G"dging from the condition f
small and we'll cultivated farms that adj
Join it,l II is highly susceptible of i'm
prov. .rent.--It is ct present divided in
to as,nents, Of from one to two hun.
dred ae es. each provided with dwell
ing house. oat houses, a garden and or
chsrd !; sad might, Of course, be laid Of
into four or FIVE very compact farms
The nrincipal object Of the subscriber.
being the introduction of good system
Of h0sbandry into nis ne'gh6ourhnod, he
will sell on very moderate terms, give
long credit on the irhOle amount of the
purchase money. and require no othe'
interest, than what the present rent oil
the land pays, being about per cent. Oh
its estimated value,
WH. II. FITZHuGH.
Ravens arth, su"us. ? Sl~s'
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Land for Sale

VyHE Subscribe ,ffe. Ter sale tact
" so aces ofiand, on the Colcbes-
ter read, iv" les from Alexandria, ad-
ioinia. tae l.nds Of Haywood Fopte aud
Dennis Johnston. The greater part oil
this tact IS sne mead pw lad, abundant-
" Sroplled With yaier. Also one Other
tract OF 26I acres, - the Ravensworih
road aboat 6 m;l, from Alexandra, AVID
on. mile from the ir-t mentioned tract
adinininv land Of Tho. JaOne' aud NJ.
M~Phersou-'he greater pa Of this tract
is in wood. the soil good and highly suS
ceptible IT rap ove,nent. fron the use oil
plaster. Ifthese lands are not 50 d he,
iare the first Sc January next, they will
then be for rent.
CHARLES SIMMS
Ju1e IS w.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-04
Sales at Auction.
I'm Wednesddus and Saturdays,

WILL DE OFFERED,
At the Auction Office on Union street.
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
of seasonabie Goods, OF Blush
french, Gerraa. India, and domestic
Manufacture, which will be well select
ID, and well worthy the attention OF
town and country merchants and Others
as the undersigned will be abundanHy
.uppged from the manufactors and the'F
friends in Boston, New York and Phlia-
lelphia-vhich will give to gentlemen 40
opportunity of laying in their goods on as
GOOD terms as they can be m those cues
taking into view the difference OF tx
change, etc. etc. -,
The particular description OF g"oas
will be advertised in the papers OF the
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Consignments strictly attended to and
LIBERAL ad.ances made if desirable.
John Jackson & Co.