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

day ofpublic fasting and prayer has
oeen appointed by the Executive Of each oi
,he New Eogiaud iptes, exoepdns Rhode
island This OMISSION has excited consid
efao'e speeula,ion. Did our pious govern
or Intentionally omit this du,y-or vas hi,
tine and thoughss so taken up in securing
the election OF his friend Burriil, that he
could not devote few moments to more co.
rious concerns!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19

Iafernof 7axeS.--Ii npy rot occur 10 some
of our reders, hat the Direct Tar, expiring
BY its own limitation with he p esen, ses.
siou Of Congress, was no, ooe OF those taxes
which Congress has refused 10 repeal The
OireeI lax, 1t ought 10 be generally under
stood, exists 20 longer 1, having been deem
cd unnecessary or inexpedieut TO provide by
law for its renewsl--.hat Inlei
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19

The =. S Law esreoting Piais,er Of Paris
is TO rake eifsct on toe 9TH ot IuIy.
The Nsafhi Bill has become law.
The President has been requested 10 cause
TO De prepared foI the. use of Congress, a
view of tic laws and regulations of all foreign
nations, as far as such laws, &c. have u bear
ing on commerce
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19

The Senate oflhe United States sdjou,ned
ye,terday o. on edtIy hour. Previous 10 the
adjourDmss tiie Vice p ssideut re ed from
The chair, sSeo ding 20 The usage at the close
OF e session, aud Mr.. Gailla, Was again cho-
sen Prssieept pro tenn vi The Senate.
Nat. [Sf. lIarei6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19
APPOINTMENTS

BY Pree'd MoSRos and ihe Ssslyg.
The Hyn. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS, Of
Massachusetts, now Ambsssador to the Court
OF LondoI, 10 be Sacreiaiy of Stare.
The Hor. WILLIAM II CRAWFORD,
OF Geo gl,, late M,nis,hr ., the Court of Par
is, "a be Secretary of the Treasury.
The Hoe. ISAAC SHELBY late Govern.
or Of the Stale OF Kentucky, 80 be Secretary
of War.
The Hoo Mr, CROWNINSHlED con.
tiRues Secretsty Of ,be Navy.
Richard Cuts, hate Superintendent Gen
eral OF MIlis,Iy Supplies. 10 be Seoopd Comp
,roler OF the Treasury Dcparm ent, under The
act Of The 81 March, 1917, to provide tor the
prompt sotuement of public accounts.
Willism LIE, iate AcCountsn, Of the Wat
Department, Peter Hagner, late Addiliuoal
Accountant of the War Department, Constant
Freeman, lac Accounlaat ef the Navy De.
partmeni, and Stephen Pisasonslop, OF Della.
ware, to be Auditors 10 the Treasury Depart.
meGt cndor the act aforesaid.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-03-19

n person deeta-ed ssmr time since. that sGiosr,
r0ho had me eharge of some Of his fispons ponder
Gaze essy suffered 10 take fire, 6 rshieh the PAPER q
vhieh fie cartridge rucied Icds nearly all
o'1"nt ef and that eptca.ios r,1de 10 Gov 0nes
for more pepe- 70 wrap hsm up anew 0f the ruh
9 m.s "py. noe szn pretend 10 BE- certain bst be-
heos the ae- rccs nevsr FURNISHED 81 the ySvernor at
iea" ~e dd ns' o6serue a. ansrg the Hems in he Ia"
schedule
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
A GREAT NAV.

A certain editor of a weekly paper
in a neighbnriug city. informs the
public that il was his opinion. the
president of the United States wished
to pursue unmolested the objects OF
his tonr. and disappearing as he. the
editor, did of so much parade and
shew az had been exhibited, and W
LUNG the public service more THAI
his own or the presidents personal
qualification. says, 60! carefully Kept
IN, self from every place where 1t
might be expected to meet him daring
his stay in Baltimore" This forci;;
bly, reminds US of ths fly upon the
bullock's bora. WIN fearing hisweight
would be burtheHSpme to the sturdy
animal, kindly offered to take HIM
self of. f.Nat. Register.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
From the BaliimorsFederdl Republican

DEPARTED BENEyOLENcE.
There is something deeply inte-
resting in the death Of gOnd man.
To behold one of our fellow beings,
whose life has been devoted Ia the pu-
p,St philanthrophy, whose constitution
has been exhausted in the service OF
benevolence. who has laboured inces-
sanity. both by preccpt and example.
in the solitude of his study. and in
the hustlas Of the national councils, to
soothe the miseries of his.iGllnw be-
,ngs, TO reclaim the wanderers steps
to the paths of virtue. 10 stimulate
laudahle industry tn exercise, to m
spire bluShing. timid and retiring ge-
Mas with self confidence and sell re-
specific such man. calmly and Sc
rrrely sinking into the grave, await
irs the hour Of his dissolution. With
an entire assurance Of receiving an
eternal reward, surrounded by his
friends. and by all the eudearing cha
rites of domestic intercourse. is a
sight worthy Of the contemplation ol
angels. Such a man was Richard
Lowell Edgewortb.
There is in the close of such life
as We have mentioned, something pe-
culiariy endearing; il brings to mind
an autumnal sun sinking calmly be-
mind the cool and tranquil horizon
whose last retiring. tempered beams
sparkle on theA surrounding treasures
ofthe season. hat may Justly be demo
minated the fruits Of his bounty.
Mr.. Edgeworth was the father oil
Mary Edgeworth. whose works ha,
been the delight of all classes-whG
has devoted her time and talents Il
the practical illustration ofeyery high
and honorable ieeling-who has la
boured tn inculcate the high duties o.
morality, and who has reduced be
nevolence to regular system. This
lady VAS taught by her parents. those
blessings which she is now teaching
to thousands or the human race, from
she hoary hairs, to the lisping lips o.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

b.. to effect in the FTogras- u the Us.
hess. Il is now exiranIe!y uncertain
whether any constitution will be adopted
There e, ms I" be n" practicable method
Of recmciIirg local picjsdices aid jc.!
nuSics.
Dr W. baltimore, the late delegate
n congress- fra this territory. made an
ciabu ate argn,ueot IN lavor OF scceding
10 tns offer 70 become Il safe at hi: tine,
His views appeared 10 be founded On al
intimate knowledge Of facts, and his a..
-umcnts were conclusive and unanswer.
bile. The members could not, hO"eye,,
all see.
" Should this convention rise wi;hOgt
adoyting a constitution, il is believed that
the Mississippi counties. aud probably all
f the county east TO Peal Rlver, and
norh OF the SD degree OF ia'itude, will
ns,,tion for their annexation to Louis.
ana. Should that humiia'ing taror be
denied, III ir condition viii be depIOTs.
blp.S -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08


PROM rHs BOSTON WEEKLY MAGAZINE
AMI IPAflON.
THERE il, that moves within US uncon
find,
A secre, pow. the magic of the mind.
That chsrn,, the harbinger Of hopes and
F,,s, or cheers,
TIE smell, whose hcrrov'd force distracts
Ry . hich we grasp n n substantial JOYS
That OFT the pressnt real good destroys,
Or ,ortures with imaginary woe,
With fear Of evils we NAV never Know
Makes calm contentment from her throne
descend,
And bids US on expected joys deperd;
Or lu!ls the troubled mind to sweet re-
,aSe shows,
And happier moments in perspective
10, the poor captive, grooming 'mid the
gloom, uoom-
n, drrT,on d-ea-. he mourns his hspless
Ucart,ess. fa,isued, and rack'd with u.
ward paio, IsaIling chain,
Whose strength can scarce support the
Which load his weary limbs, and he can
see
No,vhi hot the barriers Of his liberty
Nyha, is it lights ;he darkness 81 HI day,
fnsn,iy,.Iof freedom, al our JOYS decay;)
.yb,t,n,w'r i, ,h.t. his sinking frame
sust.;ns. pains
And ,aeJS the lamp &c life mid all his
4 i tSe hope, that isy.star OF his soul,
Ger which no human pow'r can boast
cDutroul; peace.
That daNns upon his mind ray Of
And Whispers, :" soon shall all NY sor-
cow. cea,c." years,
She draw, the veil which shados future
nrce;yes Ii, seuses and diepels his fears;
sbev. him his home with peace and plen-
~ cronn'd, oo"h"
Whore friendship, love aud happiness a.
The ioys of bis fond parents, children,
wife,
When once -estor'd to liberty and HE 4;
Iyor him alone, to whom Or tancy's
wings,
Fxrec,sd bliss anticipation brings -
See the poor wretch extended by the
ouch
OF stern disease. he losses on his c"uch
In pain and anguish ,e,, ne wri'nes a'o
turns. Ctver burns
IS While through his frame the madu hi"s
WAY does he struggle, why '0h'e"'
with death.
But calmly yield his latest, hngrins
breath song
Il ma, not be while with the syren''
Anticipation bears his thoughts along
To future days If happiness aud pea e
When health returning, present pans
shall cease. less SWAY
This IS the potent pow'r, whose bound
Roles Ger tie mind, and bears INT
thoughts away
TO future time. and ever fouHd TO be
Far, far beyond dull cold reality.
RONALD.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08
ITO the Pin CT. Of the RrportCr.]
az .Nltcbpz. ,Julu 26. 1917.

~Tbe carve zion elected to forn' a
constitution for he people OF the western
division of the Mississippi TerTilory, as
,emhled at Washington on the 7ih inst.
The expediency OF acced ne to The rrr-
pos;,ion of Conerrs- t" become an indie
nenAent state, was determined on by a
large majority. large com"ittee' coz
listing Of twenty-oHe, WAS ,ben raised to
prepare and report. by a given Gay. the
nrniect Of a constitution This committee
proceeded. BY subdivision into I parts,
TO the discharge OF the duties assigned
them. a project was accordingly pre-
pared and reported; but what seem, a
little strange, the report was said % be
disapproved of by every member oil the
committee. The convention then resell
we'd itself into committee OF the ~hoir,
and commenced discussion Of The re-
ported project. section by SECTION. They
veat through the capIiou declaration OF
rights. and Lad advanced partly through
the legislative department, VIXEN the siI'i-
ject Of apportioning the representative
VAS taken up. The members irom the
cas- en- counties. which are bGt'ery thu
ly Inhabited, and the population Ieia,iSe-
" poor, PROV osed that they .hou!d be al
lowed senator f"r each county. This
proposition was resisted by The western
members, who were in favor If repre-
senta,ion prcportioned to the qualified e.
lee ors throus hout the state. The latter
believed that they had bath the populati q
AID the wealth tram which the ,eveHne
Of The state would be raised; and that
consequently, they ough, to retain, a
long a. the, had majority Of quailiieo
electors, tie direction o. the funds raised
from their taxation. At least they were
extremely .land very reasonably loo) M
willing 10 surrender up the control 81
themselves AID the reye' ue 1t the stat"
which they knew would be raised IN greaj
part frsm them. Some attempts weie
made tu coHrpronis", but all faiied. Al
ana .Oyy was attem ted BETA ixt the con.
cessions made by tie large states at Ihe
tur..at on 81 the federal constitution, are
what the western coun'Ies ousht TO Con
cede to the eastern counties IN this terri
tnry. Flushing, however, that they coult
not succeed H. this attempt, which is s,
repugnant 10 the fundamental principle
OF a yell regulated representative lre'
gave nmcn,, some Of the eastc,n repre
sentatiyes moved Reconsideration c
| tie vote, by "hch they rad decided OF
the expectancy y: iormlng state ii Ia"
;mc. Those members from the western
.ecton, vino had been originally oppo,e'
to the acceptance of the offer Of Cpnges
with the prescribed limits. joined in wit
this motion, expecting thereby to etlec
their First object Of rejection. The ques
ton was tried TO day ai,er some eiabUrat
arguments the convention beng equal
divided. the motion. In consequence, Wa
lost. They will proceed again with tn
formation Of q constitution, bat with a
apparent determination 81 eiieciing. b
! the final vote. what they have been lee
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

We learn with regret, from the New,
York papers, that q serious MUMMY "a'
t,ken place among the cadets at Yves,
Point. Major Thayer, sup'fln'cIdali I. "
thc aca,!emv, has been deprived Of lis
command by force.
The celeb: atcd Mis- Carrab1o, who 50
successfully p,ac'istd upon lie creduh'v '.
of so,ne Of he people of England, arrived
a, PhiladeIphii yesterday in the Bits
brig Robert & Ann. from bris'ri: IN
IS rene.rnted as being very 5eauiiiu ant
accomplished. Buii. paper, Sept e.
The emnerm Alexander has issued ?
...scr;n, in favor OF the sect OF d'ssehter>
fam The Greek chu oh. 1t tor5Ids o
further persecution If this sect, ana oo-
sery,s. " Does it become Chr'-t'an 90
yernment to eaploy harsh End cruz
N oar to torture and exile. to binS oac"
into the church t ose who have gone
straye The doctrine Of the Redeemer'
who came into the world TO save The Sic,
uer, cannot be spread by restraint ana
punishment True faith can only take
root, with the blessing Of God, BY con'lc-
ton. instruction, mi!dness, and, above
all. by good example,.
From the Chester g I've airare FsderaAS'
A Curious Fact.-West Chester Is
handsomely situated on hill dividing
two streams of water; and so nicely Is
the court house fixed upon the hlshes'
noint, that the rain iallirg upon tn SCUM
rc,r runs into Chester Greek; that which
falls upon the north roo. pas es into Bran
DIVINE. The creeks empty into tue De-
l&ware many miles apart.
This isa little like different denomina-
tons of Christians. They start together,
but owing to some bias they are borne
different ways get far asunder, aud seem
from their cour-cs TO expect never 10
meet. Yet they finally unite IN the
tream of death, where they lose their
names. and miugle il the great ocean Oh
eternity
So. too. Of political parties. They set
out from the same spot; but as they nap
pen to fall upon Inc right or the wroIs
SIDE of the temple of justice, 'nc;tre 10
federalism or democracy. on t,ey 60,
sometimes running rapidly aad roar!"g'
With all the rage Of the BrandysIne IN a
Cresbet. At such times they are always
muddy. At other times, when no cleo
ton is approaching. they glide clearly
nd plscidly along; but, finally, all the
good unite IN the great stream CT ;hcir
country's prosperity.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-08

We learn with regret, from the New
York papers, that a serious munny w mas
taken place among the cadets at Yves,
Point. Major Thayer, sup'Fin'cEdati o'
,hc aca!pmv. has been deprived OF lis
command by force.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02
INDIAN OUTRAGE.

Erraes cT a letter from vesheefobie Se.iie.
man TO his friend in fAis place, deied 81.
= Dfaiys georgia, )ItzartA l, 1917.
eve have had dreadful se.ne IN this county
woman and her two children have been kIiled and
scapsd by The lnwer Creek Indians within few
days-a proper representation hss been made to the
Governor and Gehersi Gaines. wish you could
by your exertion. haze stall force Of one compa-
ny stationed on ths river, for the protection Of the
frontier. or the trade will be broken up"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02
tf1kRIED,

At Westerly. on the soth ult. Mr.. Rosssr n.
Casa, Of this town, Ia Miss SALT GAvfT, dsugh-
Ger of Sylvester CAN'T, Esq. Of Westerly
DIED,
AT Btissol, on the 12d ult Mr,. HAssAH fALrs,
ssss 90, reiict sf the late jonathan fsIes, Esq
AZ Portsmouth, on Thursday last; Mr. BesfA-
xrs Dvss.s, aged II. formerly Of Middletows.
At LittIs-Comp,on. on the Path inst. Mrs. SUSAN
xAH PALmss, consort Of Thomas Palmer, Esq In
The 38,h year Of her age.
At New.York, on the 74th ult Joss sL.DeLI,
aged ~ months, son Of Mathew e. Ferry. Esq Of
u. 8. Navy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02

To fully comprehend the intention Of the
British party il their tressonable plans Of in
Surection and rebellion, which we're TO end
in Z separation Of The S a;es, it is necessary
70 bring to mind the alliance of tha, party,
with John Henry, British spy, authorised
by Sir James Craig, and recognised BY Lord
I.iverpool---,o whom they disclosed some Of
their REASONABLE plans three years before the
last war !; by which in that event, il was in-
tended to dismem5e the Union. See the
following cxtrae, from Henry's letter, under
date, April 18th 1907" Who now prefer the
chsnee Of maintaining their party By opeo
.tssistsnee, and 6nsl separation" In order
ikSfo{prm q correct state Of the care in
laoo;Npfss.to advert to the then extsting
state sfa& a&e89 A governor and senate suit
able to eoohdff1 Aith Ma.saehsse,ts, IN open
rsy6tDmt Sfl0ka ana, separation, were
e6SjxG .x(eeyelnSec succeeded to
.$dhpaja9SS i6e su6$r qnsn, measures
~ vSsa Convention. They have
EStAkAe,s money TO deffay that ex.
sasakf 10 Asd the sdroitnsssto prevent
lpts lS6jt*s not groo3 3ds to sbStehend
- SSeufplsy in ocr peeuniary con-
81 4Gk Asll We not say Co,efnos Zones
Y{k6yer Setedhis part, asa moral snd reli.
,3ASwso, 10 9lsting his oath Of Office TO
stsos 10 ,be.SSsA,e, sn1 BY desling the
! kssp of the t4sst fiyb, and bringing the
Yrsiss.;o in:s e.shS making it an engine
- <Et.1
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02
BROAD CLOTHS
NO Tic T..

THE members Of the EYAsoxLicAL So6iSrS.
ofthe Counties Of Newport and Bristol Au>
iEsry TO the BepGst Bssrdfsr Fsrcsn uSssishs, a.
hereby notified that their Annual Mssiig fot chors
OF 0Aeers, &c. will be AoIden at the 8optiii tfefi
iny-lsouss in Warrea on FaipAr, April 4, iSiY, ~
enc O'Clock , u.
m the Evening. DISCOURSE will be driivesed hs
The Rev. DIR. GAso, after which Colxction &ilA
be made, for the benefit of the Missions.
April 2, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02

nv lhe President of fhe Unifed Stascy,
tNHEnEAs, by the 6rst Seetion of an AZ, Is
w Congress, passed on the 3lss day Of March.
1903, en,isist "An Act eonrerniut the sale Of tho
lands or the United States and for ether purboses,'
the Presidsns Of The Onitsd ststes 10 authorised ,a
cause certain public lAnds 20 be offered for bale,
Wherefore, ! JAMES MONROE. Pre.iuth, Of ,l.A
United States in oonforn ni,y wthihe bald ACT, Al !,
other Ac,s Of eengress providibg Tor The sale ar.
disposal Of the lands Of the United States sou, -
Tennessee, do hereby declare and make known hat
public saies for the disposal lgrseaby 20 lag, ~
ihe public land u Tie district eHxsof Pearl ri,et,
bounded on the wen, by the Chick asa&hAy rtyer.
The south b4 ,he parallel OF the Jt,inot,h ls,i,to
oh The sAtt BY The Mobile and TonbiEby riv~i-,
aud on The north by tie Creeks; ssntsHosuc a,,t
,csie Hsmo (she one falling iuto ti'e fersagby
aud the other into the Chickasxwhsy risets) whcl,
hate been surveyed and returned 20 the Register
the Land Office at g. Stephens, md which hsye not
been disposed Of, Or excepted from saie by law.
shiil be held 1t 81. Stephens. bh Inc River fombig
by, on the first Monday uf July bext. and eontinG-
till the said lands hsve been offered for ssle.
Given under my hand the eighth day of,xsrchi
one thousand eight hsndfsd and seyhntseip
SAMEs MoNRuE.
i3y the President. =. ",
Josiah Mega. Commissioner of
Printers who publish the Lave OF shs Unite.
States will insert the above ohce weet t the ars,
of June, and forward their accounts Tin duplicate
to the Receiver Of public monies At st. stephehs iot
payment. ApriiS
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2, 1917

~ Ao uhayoIdablc accident and the Sc
we're indisposilion of the Editor, prevents The
Insertion Of several prepared ar,icIes-among
them the notes Of g Pb0ciOn," which shall rp-
pear next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02

NesYpou association, ssr.
THE Newport Association Of Mechsnfes sn1
II Manufactures are requested 10 meet 1T tha
State. House on the 6rss Monday fp April Al haif-
past ak O'Clock, p. NJ. n being the AnhGal Meet.
ing Of the Society by order.
Newport. April 2, 1917.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02
x 4 M q V1L.

A Nm vOSE, Msntaurpsksr, oas removed from
"A her former stand At the bottom Of the Psrsdcs
to the House opposite Warmers Wharf, at The Cora
ner Of Marlborough and Main. eets. .-Nss voek
re,arns thanks to her friends and customers. ior
former favors and begs continuance ee their psts
ronage Newport, April 2. 1917.
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xxx G-&S1SSEs
IMPORT ANT-IE TRUE.

C-ptair Seiby, arrived at New. York, in
the fast-saiIhg schooner Gazeue, In IL days
from St. Jsgo de Cubs, informs, that on the
10th inst. Tho day he sailed, he was boarded
by the PstIio. brig Of war Fourth. .of. July,
Com. Taylor, who was blockadiog ,ha, port;
and treated very politely.
Com. Taylor, Informed Captain Selby, tina,
on the 18Th, the day previoo,, he boarded 8
Eri,ish Packet direct from England, The cap.
tain oil which Informed him, hat GALL THE
SOUTH OF FRANCE HAD REVOLT
ED, AND THAT THE KING AND ROY.
AL FAMILY HAD QUIT THE KING.
DOM FOR SAFETY" We give the q.
boyc news as we received it.-hey. .1dv.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-04-02

Irish papers 10 IAN 81, received Ut New
York stste, that ministers have resolves on q
reforns in Parliament, by sbolishiog tho pow.
er OF the Boroughs TO send Members, and
coaferring the privilege on Glasgow, Wan
chester, &c. Corn is reducing ~ price
,hrougbon, the kingdom.
Ths u. $. sloop of war Ontario, Capt.
Downs, arrived at New York on Thursday
last frem Hampton Roads.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
Public Sale

viii be exposed to public sale on the
premises, on Thursday the thirteenth
Of March next, at II O'Clock, AN.
HNHE House and Lot of Ground stu.
4 ate on the north side Of Cameron
street opposite the market house. at pre-
sent occupied by the subscriber. The
lot runs baek III feet a inches, and is in
front 90 feet 5 inches on Cameron street.
1t has been long occupied a, tavern
and grocery store, and is an excellen,
situation for such business Terms will
be made kncwn at place ct sale
Joseph Ntoitl.
February C0 cots
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-27
jacob G.. Hellrigie.
Five Dollars eward

Ran away on the first Of June 1916
from the subscribe, back boy by the
name nf spencer Bennett, He is about
IS wears old. and his father lives at the
stone bridge in alexandria. | purchased
him Of Mr.. Thomas + lIsroert for q
term Of years Reasonable charges wall
be paid If broush. ho@ or lodged in Jail
50 that get biz again
John T. O. Wilbdr.
February IS eo6t
Masters Of vessels K others are fcre.
warned NOT tn ha' DO, or EMPLOY said buy
at Their peril, As the law will be enforeed
against such offenders.
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NOTICE.

The public are especially 'nformen
that Raymond and Angela D'ar, WIZ re- :
main in Alexandria or q lev DAYS, ah'
viii be- happy to receive their iorme'
,;sitsrs ,t their usuai residence Mr.. Du,
NAYS on Kins.s,. from whence they will
take leave ofihe lsdies and gentlemen a.
soon. q, the river opens. =.
.admittauce for grown persons, -
cents. children half price.
Febrsary 26 81
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To be SOLD, Tor the best prics they ioi
bring:

orNg
Three valuable two story
well fi.isirJ Brick Teaemen;s and Lots.
on Saturday the 9Th Of March, at twelve
o'clock, situated on the east 81 Wash.
iDgton street, between Prince and Duke
streets IN the town Of Alexandria, which
were conveyed TO me By Jonathan Srhol.
field and wife. in trust, to indemnify
Andrew Schoifisid against certain en-.
dorsements BY him made tor the accom-
modation Of the said Jonathan The
bove tenements have healthy situation
AID in genteel neighborhoed well caleu'
lated fo- private families /; and will be
sold without reserve. Terms made known
at time Of sale.
r. /. TAYLOR.
February cots