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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16
IN TOWN.COUNCIL.
Wefonorf, Srhf. 7fh #. u

Wescnorf, Seht. 7sh H. u 1918.
WHEREAS, in pursuance Of an Act ofthe Town,
Passed at Town Meeting held on the 25th
day Of tprii last, empowe ring he Town ounciI to
make Regulations respecting the common Burial
Ground. &c The Town-Coune proceeded to saii
Burial Ground on the 18th June, and divided the
oQy ground on the west side of said Burial Ground,
into tour quarters, by stalking out q Hearse way
through the middle Of it, from North TO South. and
another to cross the sane at right angles from East
TO west
Therefore Resolved. That for the better fegulai
tion of all matters concerning the bnrying in said
new Ground, IN the old Ground contiguous there
to- The President Of the Council be er ec,e s0perin.
tendant Of the said Grounds, whose dp,y it shall be
to see that tse sextons in biryidg the Dead, CON-
ply strictly with such Rules And Regulations a. may
from tune to time be adopted by the Council for
their government, and 10 report to the Council from
time 10 time, any Deviation thereffoni, - often as
they occur - = 'f
Second --Ffat no Interments be made IN said
Hearse ways bot that they forever kept open for
the Hesrses to pass and Isrsss, and that the dead
be buried, IN the four quarters of said ground. IN
straight lines ross from North to rouih, in sach
a manner. that there shall be pathw.y Of 10 in.
ches wide between each row OF graves. for the con.
vrnence Of carrying the bodies from the Hesrse,
without tramplng upon the graves
1Mrs-1hat any person who wishes to eociose
apiece Of ground for q family burial ground, shall
apply to the Superintendent for liberty 10 do the
same. who shalt accordingly point out reasonable
space for that purpose, and see that no fence be
built IN such manner as to embrace or cover two
rows OF graves. and thereby obstruct the paths be-
tween then.
Feursh.- That h shall be the dutJ of the Sections
to make weekly returns TO the Town clerk, 1T tbs
age and scx Of every person he shall bury. and the
disorder Of which he or she died; and the Town
Clerk shall keep book, in which he shall record the
same, and said book shall be open 20 the inspection
ofevcry person who sai request IT, free Of expence
FGh That the Physicians BE- requested to in.
spect the said record Of Deaths from time to time,
and sorrect any mis skes which may hsse been made
by the Sections, who reported them to the Town
Clerk
That this Order be published in both the News
papers printed int:lis Town !. Tssse..
JONATHAN ALa1Y, Csvnof. .Gierk..
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NEW GOODS
Opcuing this day, OF ,Es store Of
: WIN. JAMES TILLEY,

wv is4s <HdM6S'SThk6S.
.>.r Among which are
CunERFINE. enc. aud common BroaticIo,ls. 40.
- sorted colors blue. black, brown, MKT, and
olive gteeu Casssimeres an assortment of Flanfels,
Baizss, Outfits. Kerseys, Plain Burling Cords end
stockngoets; an assortment of Cords and Stocking
ne,ss 'cambric, ieno. shear, null mill, and fancy
vety Cheap, Italish st,d Mandssin Grapes .umbrel
'.sS n'efioo bordcrcd shawis do Trimming an
ass"rtmen Of fancy shawis fancy vestinEs, Coun-
,erPsnc' and .Paletuporss; assortment of Shirt.
ings; Russia sheetings. Diapers, and Daspasks
Gloves Ribbons CaIicoes farni,ures, Chex ;
handkerchief: Hearth hugs, Needles, Pins, Tapes
and Bobbins; Suspcnders Italian Paper. by the
rean's brown Linen Od.Clotls = Dutch Heads, by
pound, Braids of every description and coior-snd
great many other articles 10 tedious TO mention
Also-1000 yds Bombssetts, assofted colors aud
quantities. purchased very low and will be sold low,
fer cash only -E aif 81
b Nswnorf. sent tt .N ..l.I ss ~ 'tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16
PHENIX BANK.

DURSUANr To an act Of the .Ocnersl
Il Assembly OF the state of Rhode Island
Notice is hereby given, that, at a meeting
ofr6e stockholde's Of the Pnenix Bank, Of
Wes,ef'J-ap tho 7th day OF July, 1918. the
following scntirrD~a were elected Directors
OF, said Bank, TO wi,.--.5~es Cross, Rosyse
Ba6soek, George Gerin, RssosSed Carr, ard
aod Sfseden Vaieor, Of said Westerly, and
Joan e. Hc.rsey, OF Charlestown. AT tho
same, me eeting, the said .f,sos cross was c.
lected President Of said Bank. And at a
subsequent meeting OF said President aud
Directors, TIE said Rssoyved Carr resigned
--nnd Sa~fon Berry OF said Westerly. was
eivrted- in his stead. And afterwards, TO Wit,
on tho 7,h day. Of Sepis nber Instant, .sJesss
Marson was, by said President and Direct
srs, chosen Cashier of said Bank.
JESSE MAxSON, Cashier
Wesierly, Sept. is, I0l8 i.
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The Branches refuse to receive the notes
sissucd by ,hs u. s. Bank.-aod thus the. cir
cvlatio0 Of the notes OF the Bank, aud of tho
Braacnes,sre narrowed down, aoe imi,sd 10
the Immediate districts ia which they arc
established Remittance can no longer be
made in u. S. Bank Notes. Shaving aud
Br,kefing are again TO be tho order Of the
day, and the interests and happiness of the
communiry are TO be proslrated al the feet OF
a powerful Monied Iasiitution,' We have
not time TO enter more at large upon this
deeply interesting subject. II would be
wong, however, 10 Close this has'y note,
without stating hat all the State Banks re.
fu,e any long TO .akc the b anch NoIes of the
Bank Of The y. Yates. Why should they
gave "a credit 10 officers Of Bank, when the
Bank which established them refuses 10 take
their oo,es II this be not d.scredi,ug their
own noles, aad rendering the hemselves odious
and unpopular, We know not what measures
will, o. Can rodice these effects.
Cgny Of a Circular
Bank OF the United States. Aug. 90, 1918.
SIR,--I sm directed to inforln you'll that
she Notes of this Bsnk, " which pre- made pay
able "a, lis several Offices Of Discoum and
d posit, wiil nor be received a, this Bank,
otter fAis day; except in pay ment on debts
due TO the Unnea States Such no,esy how.
eyer, of the OTHERS, as pour Bank ms5 bave
received, during fhis day, will be received in
exchange, TO- morrow morning -,
(Signed( JONA SMITH, Cashier,
- -aEsQ ~
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MARINE NEWS.
POfT or NE AWf0RT.

N POW OF NE WFORT.
ENTERED,
s'eop Hudson Cory Richmond do. Somerset,
Brown, New.York.
~ CLEARED,
ssoop shepherdes, Bven. New York |; do. Morn.
ing Star. Denis, Alexanlria.
Passsd up the river. yesterday, brig Mentor Carr.
from MatspEas, IS days, bound to Warren. Left at
MAisnzss, brig Charity, Atkins Of Boston, to salon
The 28sh Aug brig Jane, Jelsrson sailed on the 26,h
Tor Havana; sch Lady -o;She.Like sailed for Balti.
more on the same day. On the l4lh. spoke. of Long
isand brig Reaper Bowsfs So days from Mcrseilies
/, bound to New York :.
Also, sch. Apheust Nancy, Soulhworth, 81 days
from Havana, bou,rd Ia Bristol
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16

In this town, on tue 10th inst. Mrs. ANN DARRAu,
aged SIS. wife of MIR JOHN Darrah She was wor-
Thy member OF the fourth Bsptis, Church and very
highly esteemed for her piety, her exemplary and
Christian virtues
AT CAasssown. on the goth os August last. Mrs.
THAsxruLL STANTON, eonsort Of Maj Gen. Jo-
seph Stanton and daughter OF the late Capt Nathan
Bsbcock, aged 70 years. :.
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MARRIED:

At Sfsrins ioH, Cen on the 9th inst. Mr.. TnRosuI.
Lvs VI hecEns. merchant, TO Miss CAuoLrSE NJ.
woopssIoos, daughter OF Samuel Woodbridge,
Esq. ali Of .h.t place.
AZ SssIA- Kngsfsvn, on Thursday evening last,
MIR CKAssros GAnpsER TO Miss SALLY GARp.
sEa, daughter Of Mn Amos Gardner
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CONCERT
MIR. JONES.

MIR. JONES,
Reshect/u,iy in/ormA his friends and tie ba6-
DC, thas he soin sspe co OslCERz, az she
MASONIC HALL,
This Evening, Septemhes is,
To cossIsT OF ans FOLLOWING ;--
P.iRFL
2. Song, Inouya Lors 10 warm areiiis." accom-.
panied on the Piano, by Mr.. zones
3. Washing,on's March, by the Band.
sOes. Cotumbio, Land IF I,1erty."
by Mr. Jones.
S. Song. Tie Deserfer," accompanied by the
Guitar. by Mr. Armineau :
6 comic Song, called Poddy Carey"
b, Mr. Jones. F,
z The comic Song Of I" The 7Sddy Gae."
tt. by Ar Jones.
8. Song, "Ro5in .adair." by Mr., Jones.
PART ~
l. Song, There's nOihi,g true bur Keavsn" &C.
companied oh the risno. by nr. Jones.
2. Comic song Of {" .3tr Dog and .,fss Cat" ac.
companied by the Guitar, by AIR. Armioeau.
8 Martial Music. by the Band,
Song, The Sfar-spanyied Bdaner"
by Mr Jones.
Music, The German Waltz, by-the Band.
Song, The Drnm." by Mr. 5Jones.
4 Music, Hail Columbia" by the Band
8. celebrated new Genie song.
BY Mr.. Jones.
I. Song, Black eyed SYsan." by Mr.. Jones.
= Music, Mosarts 'Wsty. on he Piano. =
by Mr.. Jones. . .
Song, An italian Bravura, accompanied by the
Guitar. by Mr. Arn,inesu.
Comic Song Of g, The growing Beou,y"
bk MIR Jones'
Music, ,, - by the Hand.
Song, "Ls there Hearf thar never I,p'd." :.
by Mr., Jones'.
Music Copenhagen Waltz onnl~ Piano,
Comic Song OF 1ae Grsaf Bso5y,D
BY Mr. Jones
The whole 20 eoneiudr zgifh IA
A HORNPIpE, pv Nj Jones. b
Or Aftsr the Concert, the Room will be devcted
soieiyto those Ladies and Gentlemen, WHO nay
wish to join in few select Dances IL
1ickeis. 81 Cent? ruth
To be had at the Office &c the Newport sfercury.
at Mr. j. Cooks Hotel, at Mr. George Wan,on's
store, and the door Of The itail
O Doors openedst 8, and the Performance will
: commence at z O'Clock ~
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TO BE SOLD,

T>HAT pleasantly situated stand in South kinss.
ews'coasis,ihg Of large STORY dwelling.
house, barn, crib and other ou, buildings. with A.
bout so. acres, Of land, scat Of which 10 OF good
qnshty' together with lanyard. shop, shed, and
bark house. all In pretty good repair. The said
farm IS 3 miles from The south ferry on the post.
road to Nes--London. Any person wishing to pur.
chase. will do well to cal! and see said Farm SOON
TO these il win recommend its situation. and other
advantages For further particulars, apply to she
subscriber. in Westerly
wester,y, sept. i6, 1919 '''''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16

THOSE genternen who have subscribed for the
Il purpose Of reviving the Charter Of the Iade.
pendent Noiunteer Company. are requested 20 meet
at the S,a,e.stouse. TOMORROW EvENiNG. Al
O'Clock. TO transact business Of Importance. A
puncsuA attendance is requested
GJ Those who wish to join said Company, are
also aeques,ed TO give their attendance.
Newport, sept. 10. 18s3
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PaAlN1S. LINsEED OF, sc.
WILf,IAMS\v. VERNON.

HAVING removed TO NO ls6 Tksmtsstreet.
1 being the store occupied for several yesrs bt
Undsrxsod y Ssevsns as Paint Store, bfi<rs foe
'Linseed Oil, boiled and unboiled Psintsr's Brush.
60 and roofs Of every dsscription house and white
wash brushes; black and bright vssnish window
Glass and putty. IAN which be win sen ~ low an
can be purchased'in this town., 4
-. Painngy and Csszrg,
Carried on a usual
toners, and soIclts continuance of their fa,ors
r FOR SAIL,
Dwelling -tiodse and ,ios Of Land, pleasantly
shuAted on the Hill
Hanisd a. aSsse. A jo0rreynian Painter. Of steady
hsbits and good ~orkuhan.--.s'so. Ont Of two
honess active boys'as apprentices from tha
couutsy would be preferred.
Aprii ~ s (f)s
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16
Ceparfnersbip Formed.

M. subscribers respectfully inform
4 their friends and the public in general, that
they have formed deaos zion in bGsisess, for the
sole purpose Of uanssc,'ng business oh Commission
49, WILLIAM C.BENNETT.
fs.- JOHN r BENNETT
heass 20 -sArHAsrEL WILLIAMS. Esq I
y 1-ssS ALRxAsbss Js.Es, Esq
!. G All orders punetu lly executed, and cash iib.
orally advanced on Consignmeuts, n
PaovIDENcR, sept. 9. 1913 .
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Rum 7sas--Sagars.

30 bids. ST. Croix, RUM-loo chests ffy.
soosad Yooas- Hys5n TEAS--so boxes frs,
qualify HsvanA SUGARS--oaere for sale,
on hbersl terms, by BEhNETT q. CO.. .
Proyidence, Setf. 8 1878
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16
CUNDAI1l.,S AIlLLS--Portsm@sh.
II htver. failing Snrings
WOOL CAkDiNG

THE public 10 t<spe csfuly informed, that the
subscriber continues the business oi csrJine
Sleeps Wool, Of all grades, into rolls, short no.
uce ~ W
CQLERING AND DRESSING CtOTK.
He also colors and dresses Nvoolcp Cloths, of et.
e'y kind, In very superior manner, ALSO, yarn
for carpets, and esGy other purpose.
~ "MANUFACTURlNG
Plsins, satinetts Csssitnercs CoatinEs. flahheIst
&c are manufactured 1t said mills on Moderate
terms. .f sg.
,THE. AGENCY
or The above business is committed to JoS sBrn.
NAN, Of NewPort--PiLEt coasY, Of riverton--t
and sArfoap a Lay. OF LittIe.Comp,on-~ho will
promptly attend TO I'll orders.
SAMUEL CLARKE
Portsmouth,, Sept. 2, 1878
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and he pub.
Tic, that Capt George LGvssn, 10 rivcrton.
HIM Moore, Jun. and J b Fsabody. Newport, ara
the Agents 10 receive articles intended for the UnJ
ION Fsctory. - y.
ise continues to color and dress woolsn csotbs
Of all descriptions-,o Card Sheeps Wool Of ali
grades, and to panufactufe Plains, sattncts Coat
ings. Flshnels, &c of various eo!odfs and shadcs.
Those who viii favor hin,wti their custom IN bic
inc, may depend on having their work done 10 the
best manner, and on reasonable terms. and the
smallest favor viii be eyaicfinIy acknowledged
y JOHN BABCOCK. .
Portsmoiith, Jan 90. 1879. CtfJ
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Mrs. MILES,

i,s.s mRS. MILES,
LAS just reed and viii keep con-
LII stantiy On haad. : supply of
Fashionable Syaw Hats and Bomeffs,
together with her usuai assortment OF Fancy Mihn
cry and other Goods
Newport, ysiy ~. 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16

SviF Traveifns An advertisements Of
tho steam boat Vesuvius, sfa,es that she has
repesdsdy descended the Ohio and Missis
sippi, from Louisville 70 New O rIesps "a dis
,aacs Of 1900 milesl 10 seves ddys.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-16

A shoemaker Of Paris lately made,
wager, three pairs Of shoes in one day.
finished his first pair Of shoes st Scvres,
IN Tho morning; his second ct verssil
hais past II; his third At Saint 0erips
S; q half past 2 in 'he evening, he co
Paris By tho bsrrier Of Neuilly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-01
--~zss.ssysy1 -sEEZysys2 2z~7s~
FOREIGN.
WFsTMJNSTf.E ELECTION.

~ Nj tH EIt ELI.CIiON.
LONBON, jane 2d.--IWDAY, jane 20. eighth
day. Al The close OF the poll, the numbers
were
Sir Samuel Rcmilly ...............3G35
81 J. .Buiuett.. .st.itj
Str NJ. Maxwell ................,Jti
Hunt (sanie as Yesterday J.........i3
Nj. Ellis thenJppc arcd speak IN behalf Of
Sir Murray Maxwell.
Mr.. Bruce made speech on hrlaif Of Sit
FiauCIs bnideit
Mr.. bennci, made an animated dolcBce Of
Sir >. EOmillN.
MIR knnaiid again appealed 10 Tie crowd
~ behalf OF SI Francis 8ugdott.
Mr.. Hunt next presented himself tO the
meeting amidst mingled shOu:s Oiappiauseatd
dlsapprObatlOn. With cries Of " Where's Nor.
ley" and VARIETY OF other ailusions already
mtniiuncd. MT HUT vailed patiently iii the
Storm had abattd, aud lien addrt ssed the mul.
Uiudc. HeeNptesscd q wish that rs those who
had preceded him, and among whom such tn
happy diiiticnceS stoned 10 have eiiscn, had
been heatd with pate see, thar ho should meet
with a similar iudu!gcnCe lie had not attempt.
ca To Interrupt 'hem, and he hoped ihcy would
not interrupt him. Applause Ii he'd been
trHiy stot % Mr. BfucQ. thai petitions mad
Scen sent 90 the House % O. MONS signed
Dy oie lsiiion aad ball OF ~ people OF this
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06
Proposals

FOR'Publishing bv Subscription, and
L. now ready for the press. series o.
historical volumes. which when finish st
will assume the title Of
Universal History 4nter7canised;
Or, an historical view OF
Europe, Asia, africa and .america,
from the earliest reco' DIS TO the nineteenth
century-with a particular reference to
the state of society, literature, religion,
and form Of government in the United
States of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY. NJ. D.
" Life is so short and tune 40 valuable,
tina it were happy for US if all great
works were reduced to their quintes-
sence." Sir WILLIAM Jones.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06

which brings it down to the close of the
last war.
The publication commences with
third impression of the History of the u
States, in 'hree volumes, which is all that
has ever appeared. The whole will not
be delivered under Is or 90 months. 1t
is proper to state, that the gentlemen
who have the direction OF it are neither
booksellers nor printers, and receive no
pecuniary consideration for their trouble
but are willing to make the necessary
Alliances to carry il into execution provi-
ded the sale is warranted by public pa
tronage. The profits arising are 10 be
appropriated for the support and edusa-
ton of his children, four OF each sex to
them its success is a matter Of deep i'm
portance.
Cha lesion, S. c Afrik 1877
Subscription. eceived at the AZ
lexandria Gazette Office.
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JaiCs dt uCtiOD.
On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
November 81

On Wednssdays and Saturdays,
WILL BE OFFERED,
st the Auction Office on Union street,
Between King and Prince
4 N extensive and general assortment
of seasonable Goods, Of British,
French, German, India, and Domestic
Manufacture, which will be we'll select
ID, and well worthy the attention Of
own and country merchants and others;
IS the undersigned will be abundantly
applied from the manufaciors and their
friends in Boston, New York and Phlla-
lelphia-which will give to gentlemen an
opportunity Of laying in their goods on aO
good terms as they can be in hose cities,
akins into view the difference OF EI-
hange, etc. etc.
The particular description Of goods
sill be advertised in the papers Of the
day.
Consignments strictly attended to and
LIBERAL ad"ances made if desirable
JOHN JACKSON L Go.
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ENGLISH AND GE MAN
ALNf.NACS, for 1918,

TUSr pub ished and for sale by the
. gross, dozen or single one,
By JOHN A STEWART.
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established relI-
giovs works of merit. A genera! assert.
ment Of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics, Diiworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comlsy's, Murray's. Columbian and Pitt
Iadelphia spelling books, Murray, Web
ster,s, Ashe's aud Comley's grahmars,
Murray's Primer, introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book.
BARS Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New Yark Reader,
M. I, Q and 5, SEQ rs Lessons, En-
field. Speaker, Goldsuith's England.
Ro ne aud Greece, Webster's Selection,
American speaker. Dodsley's and Crox
aIl,s Fables, Blsir's Grammar of Chemis.
try. O'Nell's and Willet's Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's & JaudcD's
Ari,huetic, Jahnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary. Aliases and Maps
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History aud Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
rail discount. Angus: 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06
To Hire,
Fan-Sash Making

NFErAL FAN-SASHES, of various
N descriptions, will be made BY the
subscriber, at his shop, lower end of Duke
,treet. The want of Metal Fan.Sast
Masufsctory ia Alexandria, has hitherto
been severely felt by builders aud 9TH
ers, who have been compelled to make
use of wood, which is neither elegant nor
durable. The various forms into which
he metal can be shaped have given it a
decided superiority, and the difference in
The price is very tr,fiing. The subscriber
mas been at considerable expence in pro-
curing the necessary preparations, and
~eIies on public enterprise for success in
the undertaking.
Gentlemen in the country, by sending
The dimensions OF their sashes, can have
them made at the same price as il in town.
JAMES L. HOLLAND.
February 10
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Fifty Dollars Reward,

NOR experimenting negro womin,
called FANNY, who absconded
o. sunday last, ABOUT % year. OF age,
short, at, and very black, thick lips, wide
mouth, broad hips aud feet, long heels,
and slow in her movements. Apply at
the Office Of this Gazette.
March q t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06

Clover Seed, &c.
TIME subscribers have landing, and
offer for SHE,
50 bushels clover seed
so bags prime green coffee
s puncheons Jamaica rum
80 ba rels whiskey
pipe Holland gin
10 hhds prime sugars
And in store a general assortment Of
other goods, with the best wines, liquors,
sc. y, e X. BLACEL0CK.
March 9 3w
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Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that application
will be made to the Preside sHd
Directors Of the Little River Tur IKE
Company for the esal Of a certIi, ate
of ore share OF stock, No. 1910. dated
in the month Of October 1917 issued in
INV name. ADD viii h has b en- lost or
mislaid. WILLIAM hill
February Is row
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Sales at ' endue.

On every Tuesday una Friday,
WILL BE SOLD,
1t the Vendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
PARTICULARS of which will be expressed IN
the bills Of the day.
~ All kind. Of goods which are on
imitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any time be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Noypnber 81
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Alexandria, March I.

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WAS committed e. the jail Of this
w county, as runaway. negro
man, who calls himself JAl K EPPES,
and saws ne was born free, ard was rag
ed in Loudoun county. Va. He is about
81 years Of age. feet 6 or 8 inches h Oh,
stout made, had on a blue jacket aud
trnwsers. The owner is requested to
come and prove property, pay charges,
and iake him away; Otherwise he will
be disposed Of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, jailer.
March IS fan
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-06
Boiling Cloths.
Notice.


TNIE Subscriber having taken into
partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm Of CA rLErT y IRWIN.
All thos, having claims against me, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all thnse indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CATLETT.
For Sale,
l57 bales aud boxes burlaps, ticklen.
burgs, ozuaburgs hessians, cTeas, platil-
las, estopillas, brittanies, chOlers and
dOwlas
goo boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers and decanters
30 boxes elegant cut ( as containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumblers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
500 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 BY le
so chests hyson and impsriall : ?
teas =
1904 pieces short yellow nan : :
keens + =
soOO do. long yellow do. . 5
l67 BIKES India China, consisting OF
dining sets. tea sets, cups and saacers,
pint bowls, dining and desert plates, Hat
and deep
6 pipes, 10 half pipes and go quar-
ter casks very sup. London Particular
Madeira WiRe, from Gordon, Duff, In.
GAS & Co.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
and naits-tor sale sn easanablc terms.
CaTLErC e IRWIN.
October IL.