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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20

couhtr mrn lave suffered by the de?.e.
da,ions uf he former governor 81 that
,iace 7 J. Don O4;s does ret accede u
This Proposition. is he prepared to main
tain arn,her, that the 'uieis Of his pa
ter's e. eign territories or provinces are
au hcrlzed 30 plurder 'intrica" property
t,r which hr is Hor rrsp"nsi. p? Is he
prepared to ay thai thI pm e. IS made
with ire sorc i'm Of tie Spanish govern
menr? Undoubtedly re i not. Then
this brings the question =" the pmnt from
wh.rce We Sci out Was this seizure
unde, such c rcumstaDces, an hostile act
against the ) anish monarch Pit cannon
be cursidesed in this poin; OF view, un-
le,s Ferdinand is Prepa-d to Tdrmmh
GU Gil zen. for all the losses the have
.uffrred b commodore Aurv and his "a
triot, But if he qu,;;iGn is consoles ed
10 another point of S!es, that CEN. Aur.y
acted wit. the advice, concurrence and
.arctoq Of the patriots Of South Amer
Gu, he same spec nc oH'-tions occur as
in the case OF Ferdinand. ard whether
that province is claimed by the ore, or
by the other, we thi k our government
was clearly right in taking possession.
We wal and with Some impotence,
the publication of his CORE popdence,
because il is high time that cong; e>s
should know the precise state of our ne.
quotations with Spain From seine oh.
seryatlons am rrRarks which have been
made by members on the floor Gt the
house of representatives, we should be
red % believe thar we were on The eve of
a Spari,h war, though II is equally fair TO
stale that these remarks sere made be-
fore q call for the documen's, snd cons,
qaehtly before the document, were read.
This doctIne Of spani h wa does not
however seem to rece.'e much Counte-
nance from The cabinet, if conclusion
NAV he drawn from any evidence on that
su ject thai has yet been presented to the
pubic -
Fran The Mr. Iriplliogucsr.
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A.,rfuLk, March IS

Captain Kaeffer, u tn schooner Ann
Maria, has politely furnished us with a
list of American vessels left at Paramari-
b and with The following
Prices Current at Parama loo, Feb. 10.
Flour, superfine, per Dbl. II 50a Sle;
rye Hsur. do. 6 !; meal. do. s.; bread, pi-
lot, do. 8; navy, do. 6 so ; tobacco, per
cwt. 9 so a 10; rice. d.. :. so; beet bbl.
ISaI5; pork, do 90 a 81; hams, per
ID 20 cents; rd, do. IS a IA; candles,
do. Is a 90; but or, do %; soap, do.
l0sll; herring, per Dbl. 81; .le"ives,
do S; Goldfish. ger quint. 5 500 scale.
fish, do. 4; lumber, boards, 2 = so.
Beacon.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

MARCH !, 1913
An act establishing the salaries o' u,
officers Of the corporation for tie y"
1918, was read third time and Pas'''"'.
Tie committee to whom the suhIs'
was referred, reported ar oct en''t's" y
act 20 amend an sct enfitl d an &c zoe
tablish watch. ard laying tax '"r I1,I
ing tht same. which WAS read N Il 40
second time and orde. ed 20 lie =" u"
bic. -,
A communication from the mayor ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-20

the erection Of a Jail, and agthrriz:.r
Nh Lev. court 20 erect. at thrir own ...
D. ns. A ,mt house DC. in tie County
/, Of Alexandria, passed 'h' oush cpnnii.
ter II whole, Mr., Basset in the chair.
AMI va, zero ted without amsndue.t
On the question CT ordering The IN
10 be engfussed, some drb'te arose, ~
! which Messrs. Herbert. Forsyth, Cob,
| and Pindall advocated the appropriation,
! and Mes>rs. Beacher, s:ou' hf rd, ard il.
vermore opposed il. on fierent srrurds.
Sir. Linn moved to strike out the f.,
section,' (msking the appropriation fer
the Jail which vas agreed to-aLd tie
remaining sections. { er sone di. cussnn,
! were, with the addition of an enacriac
/ clause, ordered to be engrossed for a
thi d reading.
The bill for the relief Of Abrah b..
ing or apd the bill ior the relief 0. pur-
lev Kcyes ard JasonFsirbshks, severaIIy
psssed through committees OF the sho's,
ard we're ordered to be engro-sed fo7
third reading.
The House went into committee IN the
biz providing for the due execution IL
the laws of he United States in the state
OF Mississippi.
So.e conversation took plsce on tie
amount Of cen Pensation proper to be a.
lowed to he District Jadge TO he crea-
ted IT, the State Mr.. Psindexter moved
and advocated he SUN Of two thru.and
dollars, in which he va supported by Mr..
CIay,.a liberal allowance be ng contend
ed for on the ground Of the peculiar and
burthenSome duties to be per orncd, and
The sacrifices TO be made by tie district
Judge. there acting also a. circuit judge.
The melton to Ill the bank with two
thousand dollars was carried, 81 t"I55.
Mr.. Poindexter then moved salary
Of 500 dollars to the United States attor-
ney, in the new state, instead { go do.-
lars, which has been reported by he ju-
dietary Committee, which motion Was
disagreed to-al.o, successive motions ~
insert 400 and 500 dollars.
The committee then rose, and the
House taking up the amendments, the
sum of 900 dollars, inserted a. the sa-
harry of 'he judge W. after some Discus.
sion, c q. urred in, g. to 4S, and the bill
ordered to We ergt ossed for third read
ing.
The house thea went into committee on
the bill to 81 pend the act Of limitations,
81 far as regards certain loan otlice ard
final settlement certificates. which, h.y-
ing received sund'y amendments, was re-
ported to the Hou.e. the am. ndHCnts
concurred in. AID the b , ordered to lie
engr"ssed Tor Third reading
QUIZ NEUTRAL RELATIONS.
The iiUus. 4 er Iesoi, etjNJef into I
cor m Tee of the hale NJ. sp.ihInf Nd.
N The chair, on the bill IN addi'r'n 10
:" in set for 'he punishment Of certain
cric es against ,hei United States" end 10
epr al the acts H., enmen ,i"Led 60 in.
corporate into me acf, with some d.
meIts, the E sraf laws heretofore pa sed
TO enforce the neutral Obliga lions oi Inc
L. stales.)
The committee spcnt'ro hours very
busily in discussing the detail. Of hisbiII,
and mo'ions.to alter and modify thsm,
| (mhich vi be noe partioula ] Dr'i'ed
hhrea'tsr y when little ai,e FIVE o'clock
The committee rose, reported p'osIess,
aud obtained leave 70 1t again and
The House adjourned,
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Mr.. Editor,

Mr.. Edtt0r,
In iouEirg ever the Gazette of the Nv,
and observing the continuation Of II
comnunica'ion, | though l would pr :
pose 10 him few ob,ervafion> upon M
religious impressions OF Socrates. Tie
a pears t. be of the opinion that Socra'e,
had the outward orkS of nature and his
own reason only To guide him in his re
Elections upon that all important subject
II is NV opinion that Socrates and 'he
psalmist had the same spiritual guide -
fn5. a according to the opinion OF the apo
tie Join, the true light e''lish'en' every
man that cnme'h into the wo ID. And
again. as saith the blessed Redermer. NJ
man knoweth tn father but the SOD, and
he to whom the ION doth ~eveal him.
consequently Socrates could only have
known God through the same, spi''t BY
which Jesus was actua,ed Th"se 'b e.
yations are not made as entering tie list
as disputant. but only TO invite ser'0u
reflections, and, the NEST OF all, other IN
terestinp inye.tisaficns;' bee u,e do
most assul edly believe that al! hra't ens
might have found the same guide as 3d.
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crates did, aod all might. in all times,
have the same spiritual guide thai the
p.aln,>t had If they wcu,d seek lor IT II"
themselves, To- Whatsoever il Known
If God i. made marii st in man and
&. they that seek shall find "
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Extrac, from al act IT The operation q
Alexandria, for the extiDgu,shment OF
Fires -
SECTION 2. If any person who shall
be pre-. ent at any fire. sfall neglect or re.
fuse to obey the order or direction OF any
uE er who shall be appointed By any hos
company now established or which may
be ker. after established, Lnowing MIN to
be an officer. such person ,hal' forfeit aud
nav the sum VI five dollars: Provided tue
name of such officer shall have teen fFl
published in one Of the public papers.
At a stated Quarterly Meeting Of The
Sar FIRE Company, held On The l4,H
of March, 1918. the following gentle
men were chose, officers for one ;esr
Nj. JOHN ROBERTS, President
William Brakeman
Elisha Talbot
John M'Cobb po,.,,,,
Christopher Nesle
J. w. Msssie
Isaac Robbins
Joseph Miibur1
William Gillian
Andrew i Fle"i"s Property Msp
Andw. Schoifirid
Guy Atkinson
John Ross
Min " ,l,nm With n;Hs Axe Men
Anthony Crease, lst Captains Of
Thomas Steele, sdS the hose
Ihoma. V. Huck STreasurer'
Joseph Cowing >Cleik. >.
March 90 u
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-09

on tie ir.h Oct. and 10 be rallied sni tx
changed IN fifteen days.
l, does not appear lha, the Congress did
any Other business than that Of seulins The
conditions Of the sbove mentioned treaty To-
Immediately on sigoing The instsusieat, we
fad the nembers had dispersrd, and some
OF them actually arrived in Pals Lord Cast.
lereagh had proceeded on has return to Eng
land.
The accounts, state, that our commercial
negscitiso with Eogtand, wss proceeding ami
csb,iisy, though slowly; the return ot M'.
Gsllann TO Paris, was considered as a mcfe
family visit, and not, Indicating, in the leass,
auy uafavourabie turn 10 the negotiation.
Tho iau ndcd reduction oI The British ar
ny, will, II is said, be $1,000 men.
France is at length released from the sx.
peDsive surveillance Of The allied troops, and
may now breaihe something like freedom.
The armies were to'have been wi,hdrawn on
the 5o,h uih
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MANiNn NLwa.
fCST Of tEt
ENTERED.

<OR[ Or ,ysE w - On<.
ENTERED,
Sleep Eagle. Tompkns, New.York do q. ID.
Jones, Cahoone, do. brig stephen, smith. Caou,,a f,
sloop tienry, Brown, Eew-York 40. Morning star,
Dennis, Alexandria, ship Camn, Hilchior, tiver;
pool
CLEARED,
Schooner Ruby. 1hsches, savannah slocp shep.
herdess, biiven, Sew-York brig Mary, Ceuon.
Norfolk s,oop Dart. Smell. Invention.
1fonday, Dec 7--Arrived brig Stephen, capt
sml,h, 80 days from Gslcotts. Iaf. slnps Francis
snd Edward, Of hew-York, loading ships Caledon-
Ia and Doro'hea, OF lbilsdeiphia, loading ship
George, OF saiem just arrived brig Brazilan. Ra.
ker, 20 sail tor baltimore in 10 days Sailed in
company with brig Mary. Of and for Boston. Pas.
sed At anchor in 4edgeree Road, ship Trident. Of
and tor New-Yok passed at anchor ia Sokcr Road,
sii? Palladium. Of and for Boston Juggernaut
PaSoda bearing n. w. b n. s leagues, spoke ship
Saratoga, OF Boston, from the west Co ct Of Sams.
ira, ior Beng a-ber superc4rgo, Alexander Clifton,
died on tho I'd OF dane, Lat. S. 81, $. Ion e9, 10.
3, spoke brig Otler, sears, ~ days from Caseatta,
OF and tor Boston fat /, 30. 5 lon "a. 80, w.
spoke ship edward, Of Bslumore, fron Lisbon. for
EalasiA; Nov 20. sch foiiys Neii. OF and fiom
Washington, e bound for Gaadsloupe Nuy &C,
lat 20, So, Ion. Il, W brig Mentor, Barber Of War.
req, NI. 10 days from Portlaad, b6uad to Havana
Dss ). lat IS, "a, iou "a. ~, " IS sch. NonSuch,
from Norfolk
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Cdsat !-yss, Osy Lbegp T!

TO be scld-s F1m lying in Columbia, in tho
state Of Connecticut, 1s niles from Norwich
Landing, on the Turnpike road ftom koswich-Laod.
ing, through Lebanon, 10 Hartford containing lz7
acres of good land ssid farm. stock. ard hay, are
for sale - Iow priee-come and see The buiId-
ings are, pretty good o-sory house, two barns,
and CRIB The sisussios 10 pleasant ~ sny from.
Norwich 10 Har,fofd, on the turnpike-rosd Tbs
farm is well wooded end wstered, and has ven of
good water. iwithir few 'ods Of the dogr.) which
wss never dry Has fine young orchard % any IN
the tosn. besides other fruii The farm IL also ex-
eeIIent Tor grzshg. Any person wishing to pur-
and view the same, - h viii undoubtedly give sat-
,sfscion The fsrsp, stock, and bay viii certainly
be sold alta great bargain. Pof further informs
ton. apply to subscribed Iivrg ou,ie prenises
GILBERT LAMB.
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spncssd yesterday st woolwieh dock yard.
Oae OF the vessels of the northero expedi-
tion 1. so shattered that she was scarcely able
TO make port. They could on'y penetrate
iust as far north as Losd MuIgrsve did before
shcm.
IN lTss, when Pitt came into power, the
whole expeoee Of government did not excee d
l2'soo,ooo nov the poor rates approach that
sum.
n 10 reported tha, the Duks OF York will
resign his situation as commander In chief,
cad hat he will be succeeded by the Duke OF
Wellington. Col. Harvey 20 be military Sec
reta,y.
Abos, - 900 of the British troops are ex-
pscted 10 embarked at Calais for Engia be,
,we-nthe iss and 30; h Of the presen' month.
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NEW PORT.
PROVIDENCE PATRIOT.
WEDNESDAY, DxesxssR 9, 1918

BY an advcsust msa, in the Providence
Pofriof, We perceive that that valusbe and
nsefui paper will be Published twice a week,
after tue hst of January We most sincere
ly wish them succe,s in this new arrange
meat A subscription paper may be icSDd
at this ofire.
Capt. oxlra, of the brig Stephen, which
arrived ners % Monday last, from Calcuus,
reports, that on the 9oth Oct. last, his vessel
Waicred at ST. H-lena--B,nsparte was IN
good health, but kept himself entirely seclud
cd, on account Of coatempl in whish he held
ne Bdlish government. saa people. His
jaiiofs are constantly upon the look out, to
preves, the rem7tcst possibly of bis escape.
IN addition 10 the strong naval force which is
eous,sn,iy cruising a,ound the Island, the
saard boals arc kept continually in motion,
aud Numerous ssn,;nels nightly guard his
haoita,ioa.
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NEW GOOES.
EDW ARD ". LAWroN,.

LII w MI W. La w MIN
Corner cf Washington square, aud Thomss.
M sfrrct.
HAS opened this day, twenty-five Packages Of
GOODS, which with bis previous stock, in.
cIudes y large Assortment of
Staple and Fancy Articles,
IN hayneutar. greaf Tari,ty
OfLams. worsted, Velvet and Merino, Gown and
Psiisse Trimmings.
A few real Merinos SH7tCLS
One bale rose aud point Blankets
One bale supet5ne and con,fbon Ingram anj Kid
derminster
CARPETlNGS.
N~wpOrs Tlec
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'IaRhfED,

io this town. on Mondsy evening. 3o,h ult by
the New. Mr Mhealon. Mr. ANnsEw v. ALLRu,
merchant TO Mss CATHkstsz NoRRrs. daughter
OF the late Capt. John Norris.
DIEA,
In this town, on Monday last, Mrs. Polly BAN.
xsn. sged <9, wife OF Capt stephen Barker. The
relations and friends of the family requested to
attend the iuntrs At her late residence Bridge
street, to morrow afternoon, At . ocock
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FOR SALE,

f>HE iweiiine House, pd Z. 81, en- sdjoining, No.
III, Thames street, nov occupied BY Mr..
Taomas w. Brown --.4iso The Dwelling House
and Garden next north Of the above, now occupied
by Mr ihomas n. Mumiord both are excsien,
stands for bus'ness--For further Particulars and
terms. enquire OF The subscriber.
Newpor'. Dec 9 GEORGE T. MASON.
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6S. .: S
A Njsfolk papsr speaks 10 terms OF adrai-
ration at tbs e0,erprlzs Of me captain and
crew OF a periauger called the Mary Pamals,
wlish sailed from Charleston &c Hagge, and
Was icf, there ~ the los. account. II is not
the dinscf of crossing the hoantic s'1' pre-
vents snall vessels m,kiog fpsquent VOYAGES,
il is nnpra6, lbi. Tor such sizsd vessel,
which carries but small Cargo, and must
sa up al. PROFITS in the expenses. Whis
tbc British bockaded Csdiz, perIsueets Of
the same size as our Staten Island and Eliza.
beth,own boa,s, irequen,iy slipped oui and
weat % Soatn- amsr'ca, aud returned with
specie, and crspi iaio pers, not b.ockaded.
These boats are not comfortable, tut they o
safS. rhe vessels in the exnedj,iou OF Col.
un5as. wese OF SxiY and eighty tons.
II is said that letters have baeD written
From Philadelphia, to tho Secretary Of the
Treasury and 10 Nfr. Hcpkiuson. strongly
erging h-m to obtain ths sanction of gov
ornmsn, for tho issue of Treasu Notes, as
the su est mods of relieving tue present
eommc ceiai distress, and Of ayerung greater
inpeading csisfniiies.
We uadsrtand, ,hal statement, including
sli 4hs poiMs Of info nation called 70, by
M Soencer, excepting each only ss arc pre-
cluiej ny TIE terms Of the charter, has al
ready Dcen communicated TO government, by
the Back of the u. States.--Phia. Gar.
The " S. brig p omcthcus. Ii. Com.
Einca,B Gas been C ndemned al New Orleans
as unseawouhy.
1T is stated in the Savannah Republican,
that the total loss st the late .Ste in tina Guy,
Is estimated AZ upwards OF one busdred Ihou-
sand doit0rs. d.
The uonins,ion of Mr. Thompson 10 the
Office of Secretary ofths Navy, has been con-
hrlned by the Senate.
Dosros, Dec. e.
The United States ship Hornet, Geo. G..
Rsed. Esq commander, was despatched by
, the Goveanmsns to Copenhagen, 10 convey
TO this country thescre .! The schooner
Pa sburgh Of Baltimore, who are charged
with piracy and the mu or Of the master,
sapercargo, and G.s, mage of,hat vessel. She
has sccss diag.y b. so't within the di,ric,, Sic
phen Onion ,,e second mate; DSuiei sam
m-rson cabin steward aod Nathaniel Whrs,
/ u.
john Williams, reedertk R,ok, aud JOHN
Pe,c Ros, seaman; they were yeEefd'y
landed audcra marine guard from the Hor-
net, and delivered over TO the custody Of the
Msyshal sf thIs District, when they, lcgsther
With Miles Psiersos Foseguerc. another Of
the crew. whs has been in the Jail IN this
town cone months, we're examined before
His Homer Jajgs D.vis, the District Judge,
aud co N nmited 80. ,risl.
As the Cireui. Coad Of .he y. S'sies IS
ye, In session, oeios Only sdj,usaed 20 Mon.
day next, IL is p obsble tse Graod Jury VI =
be called In to receive and act on Ihis bus
ness. and the prisoners viii have their uials
with as lutte iniervsl as possible We ths'e
foe decline st ,be pfesrn, moment, nsk'os
any sts,spent Of tne unp.easiag Transaction
charged to th-ss men, las, l. nigh, have
tsndency to influence the mind, OF those VIII
may have to 81, 10 Jadxmsai on their case
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i've Assortment az FALL
DDS, purchased with Cash
IA 10 get the worth Of their
| and see for themscivcs--
;soGs are psx -
4 l04 ia & 1874 Rose
v Blankets
y Plain d hsured Lenoes
4 and book Musluls, tor
= las per yard
Blsck Italian. Preach <
{ Csaloa Grapes D
"a large assortment Of
\ black & white Meurn-
z ing. and immisauon
y merino Chinlx, aud
4 Cashmere Waterloo
y shawis
>co,ton fancy. rich. print
/ ed aud double shollel
, limitation shawis
\ Real iadia long cloths
/ E'eeant hearth Hugs X
, floor Csrpe,inys
\ Cotton birds eye 4 dam.
= ask. for Table C.elhs
} Blue Serge, 2s5 per yd
Knit pe,ty-roa,s, cotton
, bass In boxes. for only
\ lao per Box
Dandanno. tisg & black
y silk iiandkerchieis
\ Green 4 black Ssrsnetts
, ,Lustrings < Levantises
y angola Gloves, from Is
\ 10 twenty-five cents pr
, pair
Airish & German linen
Looking Glasses. from
, 2ss TO 7s6 per glass
\ Very cheap Russia and
Z Dutch sheeiings and
y Duck
\ American Ginghams, for
: only is6 per yard
, French paper.hangii,ss,
\ very cheap indeed. on.
= ly Is & ESQ per roll
Back silk Velvet
& Gen,Iemen's Night csps.
= tor only IL pr yard
y Good assortmen, Of Lus.
\ tring Satin K Garni,-
y ure ribbons
y uspcnders. pins & tape
| Common and silver eecy
} Needles.
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Gay1crMra7.



no. l24, 7hawes. Sfrs1. \
LAS just received. a Consignment cf
L \ Cailicoss, which he will seil lower ihsa can
be h.ughi in this Town, BY twenty Eve per cent
Newport. Dec. 2, tsie
Fashionable HATS, and .Sehool. Books.
GEORGE WANTON,
Rss Jusf rreefosd from Arw. York aud Phii-
edslhhia, ind Jor SAFE ., Ais Beck and Aat
Alore
CENTLFMEN's superhse Beaver HATS. Of the
~ most iashioeahle shspe, and best qnslS.
.hso. Mems epd Boys low priced Fur Hass. wids
and narrow brims
Ladies Brsp-r RATS.
Jasf received. Ladies. Misses and Chdren's black
aud drsb Deayer HATS. s!egs,uy frsamsd sssh o..
srieA Feathers
SCHOOL. hooks,
or every kind in use, as uaboli1 Avjthmetics
Norse's Geography. Columbian Orator Webs,sr's
aud A'den's spelling Rocks. Testsn'ents, NC. &c
twenty Reams writing aud letter Paper.
Blank account Books
Family Bibles, with elegant Plates
Ilunts Coast liot
Bowditen's Navigator.
F.. Pansr. HcrRings,
For Rooms and Window Curtains.
aLM.fA.fC6S, for 1879.
Bickers' stI's Rhodelslsnd & Farmers ALiASs
ACks, for 1912. by. the groce. dozen single.
New port, Nov. IS
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UNION FACTORY.

THR Subscriber informs hrs friends and The pub
lie, that Capt Cssrgs La,sisn, in Tiyertos,
gn sfssrs jun. snd = n Peetedy, Newport, are
ne Agents TO receive articles intended for the On.
i'm Fsetcy.
he continue, 70 so'os and dress Woolse Cloths
Il al descrptioss--to Card Sleeps Wool Of AZ
rsd-s, and 20 manufacture Plains. ssttiness Coat
ings, FIsnneis. &c Of various colouSs and shades
rhose who viIl favor him ~..h their custom m his
zoe. may depepd on having their work done IN the
oest manner, and op reasonable terms, ana The
,naest favor will be gratefully Acknowledged
tt JOuN BADc0cK. .
Pertsnsutb, Jan. IS. fsfs luD
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been received AZ New-York; sud furnish Ia
treaty of lhs allied powers, 9Th France, r.
the IN "a sdia,e evacu,ion Of al foreign troops
Tnsy are 10 ne withdrswn by the 3oth Of Nos.
the foriressss to be svrreodesed a. they sOod,
when taken BY the slies
Ths treaty was signed At Aix-la -chapslie
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-09

Money, arc invited 10 call
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olive Pelisse Cloths
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ladies and gentlemens
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Children small Socks &
stockings, blue. red & 4
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assortment Of Gloves. 7
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black worstesd b silk :
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4 good Assortment of (
tabby Velvets '
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shirtings 4. shee,ings |,
Coireigo madapolium & I
steam loom shirIings a
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-09

The uoninsiion af Mr. Thoupson 10 TIE
Office of Secretary ofths Navy, has been con-
frlned by the Senate.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-09

II is said that letlers have saep written
From Philadelphia, to the Secretary OF the
Treasury and TO Mr.. Hcpkinson. strongly
0rging h.m to obtain ths sanction Of gov
ornmsnt for tho issue of Treasu = Notes, as
the su sst mode of relieving tue prcsen,
commcce ceiai distress, and OF syerung greater
inpeading caiamities.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-09

or Printers Who are su,horized 70 puolish the
Laws Of the United states, vill publish the above
once a week ,iit INC Grst Of Msy oexs.
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