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Amsyiean Cotton Goods.
r. w. LAWION.
Has this week added 10 his lSsmer stock Of
kACI'OhY GOODS

Has this week added to bis ibsmer stock ef
FuC2'OkY C0ODS,
300 lbs bleach'd Warp md Filiiog. very wbkn
and even. for fringes, sslting, &c Go.
5000 yards heavy stripes and 'Ginghams,
2vo0 do shirtings and shsctingss very stc, Il and
white
1000 do common qusli,y do. >,
1000 do. heavy unbeHch'd do, ~
Weekly supplies Of wslp. Filling, and En Ming,
Collons. bleach'd. unbiesch,ds and cotpfvA,
10 colton Threads, Ill colors, r
Cardcd Cotton, ia broad sheets, for Quihing.
Eje Purchasers are respectfully ictefred
to those who have been in the habit Of upihg yarn
ard cloth Of his manufacture, ioc informsrso~ re.
spcciing the quality April 20.
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IVoshing.on, .dnr,i 10, l8I8.

n FF0SHiHyt0n, sdFrN To- 1915
~ oLicE Is hereby gwen to sas rropsie,ers Of the
account Of ths principal and interest Of the said
stock, will beeohe due on the Rest Of October next.
ensuing the date hereof, and that the same will be
paid on that day, ut the Treasury and at the Loan
Offices having such stock standing on their books,
surtender Of the sirai cegcates ofthe said stock
II is fufther made known. for the information Of
the proprfe,ers Of said old six per stock rcsd
ing in foreign parts, that 10 order TO cbviac far
Prscticsb'e any Inconvenience which might resul, by
reason Of toss at otherwise. it viii be advisa
thenticsted by notary public duly appointed
w wILLtiM H. CRAWFORD, Ssc'ry IRE usu-
April 90 at QiwO)
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Rhode Island Goal COMPANY.

THE stockholders Of the RBopE.isLAsp Coal
I .coMrAsY are hereby notified to meet 1T their
Office in Court street, in BssfOD, on "WEDNESDAY,
9th May next, at 3 o'clock. r. being The Annu Il
Meeting, to choose officers for tho year ensuing.
and to transact all other business. Stockholders,
who cannot attend in person. are requested 10 send
proxies duly authorized.
JOSEPH MAY, Treasurer n 7 c. Co.
Boston, .4bril 81. 1873 1A2o1
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DIED.

At Richmond, r. T. on ths 9th inst JosrrH IRrsH,
Esq in the 46th year Of hrs age, of the late Col
George Irish. Of Middlctown.
At South -Kngstown. on the 2lst inst. Miss Don.
cas- GARDINER, in the 40th year other sge AMI on
the next cay. her father, PsLso GARprSEa, Esq. u
the 7oih year Of his age.
At Middletowr, on the 18th instant, Miss PHrBr
LAKE, daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin Lake, in the 2sd
year Of her age.
At Charleston, SO. on the I'd inst. Dr. RrnBAap L
LArHAx in the 26 year u his age formerly of this
toWn
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The Columbian Fire Insurance Company
oFFIcE FIRST BUILDING NORTH OF THE UNI

.
OFFICE FIRST BUILDING NORTH OF THE Uni
TED sTATks BRANCH BANK, PROVIDENCE.
IL AyING obtained q Charter of incorporation,
i from the Hon. General Assembly, Of the State
Of Rhode lsiasds with capital stock of 100000
for tie sole and express purpose Of making insur-
ance agsinst loss damass by Fire, are now ready
20 receive proposals for that purpose, and 10 make
Insurance on buildings and PERSONAL Properly OF
every description. At the most reasonable Rates
The Board of Directors for the present year, are
HtiLasa JpiLtjnssn, Jshn Carile, Benjnrin cur
srd, Sapiei ". Greene. Caleb Earle. Peter CrinneA
Philip Peck, Nehemiah Dsdge. Cicfoa 1fs,n'sn.
cHARLEs N. TrnsIrTs. Sxe'y.
They engage to the public, that The business snsiI
be executed witt every possible fsrncss, and that
al losses shall be punctualy paid in sixty days A.
greesbIy w the conditions 81 thcir iciicics. w
WILLIAM WILKINSON, PrendenE
The PRIMERS of all the Newspapers 10 this State.
md of the Eew.Bediord Mercury, are requested 10
insert the above six TINES, anj forward their bills
tor psymeuf. April ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-29

WAsHixer,u, Arm 2l-The Congress
of the United States flashed its session about
,'-,oek last evening All the bills have
pss,.d into acts, whose passage IN both
II uses has been hsreiofore, -notieed, except
the bill TO increase the salaries Of the Hcscs
OF Departments, which was postponed indef-
initeiy 10 the Senate, on the disagreement OF
tie two Houses respec,ieg amendments
thereto.
All the bills relating to the collection OF
rcvenue from imports sc. and duties on i'm
ported articles, which have been no'ieed as
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N H PORT.

10 justice to that laudsbe libes salisy, watch
desires free toleraiiou in the exercise both OF
religious opinion and political opInion--in
justice to the advocates of this orthodox
principle throughout the Union--and 10 JUS
sice 10 Mr.. JOSE GLAZE, q deserving young
msn, who, by the sweat of his brow, earns an
honest livelihood, we canno, consistently re-
frain from calling In question, however re
pugnant to our feelings, circumstance which
has fallen within our personsl knowledge.
MI. CLARK, at the late town. meeting ia This
Iown, voted for general officers, as he sin-
cerely believed TO be correct, having solely
10 view what he conc ..yed for the best inter-
cst of the state and the nation at large; and
Tor this exercise, Of his right, M EDWARD
BaINLRr, the day after town-meetiog, Sdla
charged him from tursher employ, as work.
mao in his rope walk.
We appeal 10 you, fellow townsman, wi heth
er this apparaot tnc'ure Of Tyranny ought not
10 be engraveo on munumcnt OF marble.
and placed in some conspicuous place, for
The benefit Of pos,erity :--It should repre-
sent 6gure. large as life, emh!emaiical e
Scora, poiating with indignation at the op-
pressor, whose resen,men, against his fellow
man, (because he dared to exercise his right
as an American freemsu,) carried him to such
cnwirta antabie and unjus,idable lengths.
Mr. SpooaRa GLAZE, the venerable father
OF the young man above named, during the
revolutionary war, was associated with those
vctrrans, who fought the battles OF our cooD-
tsy--and through the palor and inhexible pat
rio,ism of this description OF men, under the
beaignant smiles OF kind Providence, We
are indebted for our national independence,
and those iovaIaable privileges We now enjoy
as frcemen.
Ii the question Is asked, who Is this Mr..
Edward Briniey in reply, We cannot but say
he is native Of this town--snd, If we ptesse,
can further add, that IN our revolutionary
struggle, he sustained q commission il the
Driush army 10 the service OF George the
third.-and for aught VIC know, may be re-
,ccivlng, even at this late period, the naIf pay
Of a British oficer. But whether he re-
ceives, whole pay, or half psy,or no pay at all,
is irrelevant to tho point.--Nevsrtheiess We
do wish him io future to display Julie more
Iibera!ity towards those who may differ from
him In political sentiments.
We forbear to dwell longer ON this subject
which is susceptible of more pointed animsd.
version, Than We are disposed to indulge in
prcsuming that the few observations, made,
viii have tendency to correct such proceed
ings.
Posrscarpr.-Since writing the above,
we recoiiect TO have heard a federal gentle
man Of the same business with Ms. Bsiolcy,
declare that Mr. Clark is good workman, Of
him to do he would Immediately employ him.
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State of Rhode Island, &c.
ewa0,I, ss.--c1s'ks 0Gee e.Sf4s cSar' q

Common Peas N/srsf 28.,I6Ie ~
vXyuEREAs, Lsaac HaLard, Of Li,tlc-Compton. IN
w ,he county Of Newport, has shis day Gisd Ia
-a,d Office. the copy of an act Of the Gene, si Ass NJ
bly, Of the state Of Rhode Island. passed 1t f,b.
Susry session. % i6i0 lgesnsing him The ben g. D.
sn act. passed in June, a ID 1856 entitled -, &C,
for the relief Of insolveot dcbDss" The creutoss 4
Of said Isaae Misard are hereby notified to app a.
e they hink hl. st the neat term Of the Cous' o.
Common Pleas TO be holden ~ Newport wi:h,n AMI
for I've county of sewrort. ON the Cd Mordsy "
.ss.y. 1913. 10 nominate Commissioners a. st~Nr
s sgnuent a the estate Of The said lsoac ,arr.
Zoe tks henehl Of tbs ers di'oi- ~
RopERr ROGERS, c's,,s
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MILITARY.

On Monday last the militia companies Of
this town, assembled in their respective pla-
ces Of parade, Cor the purpose Of military i'm.
provement. Their appearance and discipline
reflected the highes, credit 90 themselves as
we'll as the officers commanding.
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.sal. JAMES lILLtf,
no i24, 7TAMSs SgSEsy.
M ILL this day open--a general assortment o?
w GOODS


w GOODS
which he will cell very low, Cor Cash.
Among which arc--supei fine and common nroad.
cloths and Cassimercs, staple and funcy coors Bur-
ling Cords and Stockjngnets and veve,s fine
fsnnels an Assortpeot silk. cotton. and wors,ed
Hosiery Diapers and Dsmuask ~iegsp, shavls.
with merino borders do. Meripo Trimmings sup
er vcstings, both silk and cetton blue aud fancy
Calicoes Furni,urcs shir,ngs q shee,ings Lutte
strings and snchsws ,,ltaiian Csn,on Grapes Pop.
Inns general assortment Of Ribbons do Hand
kerchicfs fancy Brushess do vest ButIons BStn.
basins and Bonbsxets Hearth Rags Tapes and
Bobbius, Combs brown Linens, BY The piece or
yard. very chsxp rims and Needles PANS Draws
and Guernsey Frocxss . general Assor,mcn, But.
tons. az M 535a4
.also -.fancy Muslins ,6 q and & csmbrics, very
cheap. and !iAconet Cambria, one quarter cheaper
than Can be bought 10 this STATE Likcwise--C Chez.
from 2s3 TO 2d yard, and some yard wide, at IL.
All Of which will be sold low for cash only
NE. W. r. intending 10 close his businesA
in this town, in order to commence again the next
FA at the Southwark calls ON ell those who are in.
jebted to linn, either BY note or book account, TO
settle the sAme. wthou, delay he intends TO set
tie his business, previous to his leaving town. AL
those who have demands against him viii please
present them for paypsut tpril s.
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H1.fRkIEU.

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev Mr.. Webb, Mr. ISRAEL r. LAKE TO Miss SA.
RAH DOUGLASS, daughter OF Mr.. William Douglass.
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/" ELECTION DAY."

On "Wednesday next the Legislature Of this
state will assemble in this town, when the
election Of the General Officers of the state,
for the year ensuiog, will be proclaimed.
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Female Irack Socicty.

THE Ladies Of the Female Tract Society, Of
Newport, are hereby notified that their Annual
Meeting viii be held at the house Of Mrs LAssELLr,
on Saturday, the ytb Of May. At o'clock, in the
afternoon. Newport, April 2g, 1913
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The U. S. Congress adjourned on Monday,
the 2o,h inst. to meet on tho I'd Monday in
November next. The Hon. Mr.. Boss asriv-
ed in ,own On Saturday evening last.
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THE Stockholders of the xEw-EsoLAnD Cor.
L xsseiAl BAEg, are hereby notified, that the
second Instaiment, Of seven dollars In Specie ON
each sbsfe, will be payable on Monday, the fourth
dsy Of May nexs. st said Bank, sgIeesb'y 20 chat
ef W. r. DELLiNCHAM, Cashler
Newport. April ~, 1873 ~ {.
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The Augusta Gaze,te oi Il,h April, on.
nounces the arrival Of the American army at
Fot Gadsden on the 10th March, and were
there building fort which was nearly com.
pleted on tho 23d. A movement was to be
made against Mickasukee on the 2s,h. II
was thought the army would pursue the In
dams into Pensacola, where il was supposed
they would a.e for protection
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BnussELs, MARCH l7.--Tbe number Of
vessels that peIished io the storms Of the 9th
and 6tn of this month Is estimated At l<0,
between the HeId~r and Calsis only. -----r
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hAsiGg reccised thsir saird reading, Esvs
become laws.
The session has terminated harmoniously,
and the members have sepsrssed, with the
concionsness Of having generally desssed
themselves to their pubic duties In sn.ex.
each other reciprocal feeiings Of respect and
good viii. -.ns-
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Died.,
ITO be eontinued.)

Yesterday afternoon, between and
o'clock, Mrs. ABIGAIL. RUNNELs, wife of
MIR. John HI. Runnels, formerly Of New
Hampshire, in the 3Jh year Of her age, af-
ter lingering and severe affection, which
she bore with more than ordinary patience
and resignation, increasing as her dissolu-
ton approached. But few minutes be-
fore she breathed her last, she declared I'm
hesitatingly her triumph through her Lord
and Saviour Jesus Christ, in brightning
prospect Of Immortality and eternal life.
| heard voice from Heaven saying unto
me, wlile blessed are the dead which die in
the Lord, from henceforth-yea saith the
spirit, for they rest from their labors, and
their works do follow lhem.-Rev. xiv. Is.
She has left behind an aaectionate hus.
band and two children TO lament their great
bereavement: but this is their consolation,
their earthly loss is her eternal gain.
Happy soul thy days are ended,
All thy suffering days below
Go, by angel guards attended,
TO the sight Of Jesus 60.
Let me die the death of the righteous,
and let my last end be like his.-Numbers
xiii. 10.
Her friends and acquaintances are re.
specially invited to attend her funeral
from the dwelling Of Mr.. J. HI. Runnels
on Prince street, between Water and Union
streets, to the Methodist Burying Ground,
his afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24
FROM OUR WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
r WeAnesadp, December 23.

FROM Our WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT.
Wednesday,, December %.
Out Of the bumdrum Of yesterday in the
house of representatives, can scarcely Gull
one subject oil value to your columns, or in
terest to the readers of them. The only
thing hat approaches to that character is
petition from some persons-Dufour and
associates high;-representing that having,
some years ago, bought, for the purpose OF
planting the vine, tract of public land in
Ohio, they had lately resorted tothe landof.
fee at Cincinnati, to pay the last instalment,
but were refused, because they were unable
to comply with an order from the trea-
sury, no, 10 receive any thing in payment
but cash, or United States bank notes; IN
consequence Of which, their land, unless
congress should interpose, would be forfeit
ed-and praying congress to extend the
credit for a yeai, or gram such other relief
to item as il should think proper, The Pc
tition was referred to the committee on
public lands Among the numerous evils
which our banking and money system gen.
er l,y has brought upon US, We may reckon
the distractions, the inconveniencies, and
the heavy losses which thousands in the
western country are, like Dufour and his
associates, exposed to-and this ought to
awaken the consideration Of congress to
provide some expedient by which all IN ST.
milar circumstances may be relieved. The
growing vineyards of the country are mat
tels of public concern, and will probably be
provided for by Legislative policy-but
who is to tell the hapIess tale of the poor
purchase of small farm TO congress, ina
way that will procure relief to be extended
10 him in such an emergency.
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TRLaLgf.dRBE71LNoTS. .1aiBRisTER

OFFICIAL DOCUMENT TRANSMITTED BY THE
PRESIDENT TO CONGRESS-.
(Confnued.)
Fort St. Marks, 28th April, 1918,
The court convened Pursuant to adjourn
ment.-Present Major Gen. E. P. Gaines,
President.
Members.
Col. King Col. Dyer
Col. Williams 1t. Col. Lindsay
. It. Col. Gibson 1t. Gel. Elliot
Major Muhlenberg Maj. Tanning
Major Montgomery Maj. hinion
Capt. Vashon CAPTAIN Crittenden
1t. J. M. GIassell, Recorder.
The Recorder then read to the court the
following order, viz:
Head Quarters, Division Of The South,
Adj. Gems Office, St. Marks,
e&th April, 1918. :
GENERAL ORDER.
Capt Allison, of the 7th infantry, is de-
tailed TO form supernumerary member of
the special court now sitting at Fort ST..
Marks. By order,
ROBERT BUTLER, Adj. Sen.
Pursuant TO the above order, the SUPER
numerary member took his seat.
John Lewis Phenix, witness on the part
Of the prosecution, being duly sworn, sta
ted that, about the 9Th or6th Of April, 1918
his vessel and himself having been captu.
red by the prisoner, and he brought to Su-
wany prisoner, there was an alarm among
the negroes and lndSns, created by learn
ing some news from Mickasuky, at which
time the prisoner appeared active in send
ing orders and sending detachment to
meet the American army. The witness al
So slated that the prisoner appeared to be
person vested with authority among the
negro leaders, and gave orders for their
preparation for war providing ammunition,
&c. Sc. And that the leaders came to him
for orders. The prisoner furnished them
with powder and lead, and recommended
TO them tie making of ball, &c. very quick
ly. The witness also stated that the pri-
soner occasionally dressed in uniform,
with his sword and that on the first alarm,
which he understood was from Mickasu-
ky, by negro woman, he put on the uni
form.
The witness, further stated, that, some
time about tho sath March, 1919, the pri-
soner, VIII IAN armed body Of negroes, (s4
in numbes1 came on board his vessel, and
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Union Bank.
December z

business will be suspended in this
ID Institution on Friday next, the 25th
inst. The board will meet on "Wednesday
TO attend to such offerings for discount as
may be- made. All bills and notes falling
due on the s5th, it is expected will be paid
on Thursday. c. I. CHAPMAN,
Dec 22 at CASHIER.
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Notice.

THE Bank of Potomac will be shut on
/ Friday Iext (Ckristmas). All notes
intended TO he offered for discount, will
have to be put into Bank on Thursday next
before l2 O'clock, and all notes due on the
25th, to be paid on the 24th.
Dec22 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24
Albany Oats 3 Burr Stones.

TOHN H. LADD 4. Co. offer for sale the
y cargo of sloop Sasco, viz:
1900 bushels Albany oats, OF superior
quality
pair Burr mill stones
December IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24
MASONIC NOTICE.

Il i he brethren OF Alex
nj dria Washington Lodge, No. 60, are re-.
quesied to meet at their Fall on Sunday
morning merit, at 0 o'clock, being Saint
.nhn's day. to move in procession TO St.
Pubs Chu'cb, where charity sermon will
DE delivered by the Rev brother HAwLEr.
The members Of other loiges, and tram
sicnt brethren, arc invited to attend. By
order ofthe Worshiptu! Master.
WM. X. RICE,
Dec "a Secretary.
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Mechanics Bank of Alex'a.

December 5, 1918.
TyHE Stockholders OF the. Mechanics
L Bank of Alexandra are hereby noti-
fed that one quarter Of the seventh install.
ment is called for to this institution, paya-
BILE at the Bank on the 18th January next,
one quarter on the 18th Of February, and
one half of the eighth instalment on the 18th
OF March next.
By order Of the Board.
P. H. MINOR,
December Cashier.
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New Livery Stable.

TINE subscriber has established, on the
l. wharf, stable Of horses, and he takes
this method of acqusinting the citizens OF
Alexandra, particularly those gentlemen
residing on the wharf, that there will De
good saddle horses and carriages always
in constant readiness for those who may
please favor him with their calls.
N. B. Horses will be taken at livery by
the day, week or month: ,u,,.pr
December " d3m
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Deduct amounts overdrawn
blythe treasurer q. s. at
Office Portsmouth ,594 80
: Middletown 53,191 70
Richmond 1858 %
Lexington l23,694 n
Trenton Banking
Company b 597 81

count, Sep. 80,
The amounts of debts due /" from banks
paying specie" to the bank and its several
branches, and the notes Of banks paying
specie on hand, after deductlng therefrom
the amounts due by the bank l. its branches
to the said banks respectively, is thus sta
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24
Mammoth Cake,
Boiling Cloths.

FTIiE subscriber has this day received, a
i. large and elegant assortment OF Bolt
ing Cloths, of superior quality, which
will be offered for sale at the store Of
Messrs. Butts g. Cawood, King street,
!Alex'a, where he intends keeping COM
pIete assortment in FUTURE.
Septic AMOS ALEXANDER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24

rTo-morow being Christmas, no pa.
ger will be issued from this Office.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24

LIST class, Chas. Muncaster, silver medal.
ed do. J. A. Pearce, do.
Sd do. William Lee, do.
9TH do. William Maynadier, do.
In Geography,
Is, class, Charles Muncas,er, do.
Cd DO. William Fowle, do.
Sd do. H. L. Ranain, do.
4th do. William Maynalier, do.
In Roman History,
II. 7. Rankin excelied, and received pre-
MUM.
The following students also receiyedpre
miums in consequence Of the propricty of
tbe ir conduct and their attention to the rules
of the academy ~. Crsik, J. A. Pearce,
M. Clsgett, J. Chapman.
In Speaking,
J. Chapman exc.lled, a majority Of the trus-
tees deciding in his Iavor.
December IS, 1913.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-12-24
For Sale.

For Sale,
A VERY capable female house servant,
IA "a years ofage. Inquire Of the PRINT
or. F31 Dec 10