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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-30
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
AfRIL 2zih, 1915.

Notice is hrreby given,
THAT the seyerai acts of limi.atitt,
i heretofore passed, ahawhieh barred the al.ov-
snce and settlement Of ctrian evidences Of public
debt have been suspended Cor two years, by an act
passed the 18th Of April 1918. of which tie folloys
ing is copy WM. H. CRAWFORD.
Ssf5tary .f ths 1rsasnr7.
AN ACT, to anshorIse the payment OF SER
tain ccrti6cstes.
BE H enacted by fhe Senate and House -
Representative V me Cnifed Si6fss u .sAs.
RIGA, in Congress assembled, That so much OF
an act, entitled. An act making further prossion
for the support of public credit and for the redenp:
ton Of the public debt" passed the third day u
March, ore thousand seven hunortd and ninety hycs
and so much OF HE act entitled, An act respecting
loan lice and 6nal settlement certificates, indei v
OF interest, ana the unfunded and registered debt,
crrts,ed on the hooks of the Treasury passed the
twelfth day cf June, one thousand ss,sn bunci ID
and nnety-egh, as bars fro se,ttnsn, and siicw-
ance, certificates coU monty eslltG osp ofee snd
final settlement certificates, ard inden,s Of interest,
be, and the same Is hereby, suspended for the t' m
Of two years, from and after the passing Of Ills act;
notification Of which Temporary susrtnaiou Of The
act Of limitation shall be published u The Sscrsta.
ry Of the Treasury, for the info natcn of the held
srs Of said certificates in one more OF the pubs
lie papers in each Of the United States.
sec. INA % JSrmcT enac!sa, ina' ~, ce'E
fcatcs, commonly called loan tfiice certificates.
Countersgned BY the loan officers OF The states res.
pectivey FINAL settlements certi6catek, "a indents
Of interest, which at the time Of psssns this act.
shall be outstanding. may ts presented st ,he
Treasury, and. upon the same being liquidand and
adjusted shall be pnid 70 the respective holders Of
the same, with interest, ut Six percent from the date
Of the last payment Of interest, as endorsed on said
certificates.
Sec 8 .aad be IL further enacted. That for carry.
ing this act into effect, the sum of eighty thousand
dollars be Appropriated, out Of any moneys in The
Treasury NOT otherwise appropriated
n CLAY
Speaker Of the house Of Represent ativos.
JOHN CAlLLARD,
President Of the Senates pro-tempore.
April 13, l8i8.-Approyed,
lM.IS1 JAMES MONROR.
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tsined ,as age fos entering the Royal School
Of Ars spd Trades, al Chsloas, Together
with an aDsuisy Of 1900 TO the father and
mo.hor.--Fyeneh fatey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-09-30

from f3s Ndne0ut szc9Us
THE STORM.
0ER Osean's calm. ueru f2ed breast,
: TIE sea bird iiui,ercd 20 her aest
And searce was heard the bilows' swell,
VIXEN evenings shadows sofsIy feli.
Far on the Western verge Of day,
Crinsone9 by evenings latest ray,
The Desmon of The fempest sails,
His Car impeiIed by driving gales.
0radled on dark nd suilen clouds,
Whose frown the setting san o'cr-shrouds,
A speck on sther dmIy tost,
A momeat seen, another iost. -
Wherc'er his stormy Gegions sweep,
Impetuons rolls the surgipg deepf
Around him fast the ighlnings A4Sbs
INC :ssant pczis the thunders crash.
The waves tremendous mount on high.
Their foeming cres,s invade The sky.
son drives the bark--no power 10 savo
The wretched sailor from the grave.
Hark ! ~ the pxmon psases by,
Tie fainiing shrirks Of agony.
Red through the dcep'ning shades Of night,
Flames the pale gun1kies transient light.
The h;llows rise with mountsSn swelt
Their fall--no human tongue may tell
AlasA the bark no more is seen
Nsr vestge where her path had been.
The morn srpse the night had hrd
Calm rolled the ocean Ger the dead
Der the pooer szilors ocean grave.
Forever whelrn'd beneath the wave
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JOsIkH MEIcs
Commissioner Of the General La
TO LET,

OvEor two convenier, Rooms, suitable for public
Npcfh es, io central situation For further infor
nation aad terms aEp'y Al dis OlEoe. June 8:
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By The President oT The u. STATES.

By The President of the u. States.
vxTHEREkS, by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the lTth OF February. 1918 entitled I" an &c.
making provision for the establishment of additoa-
al Lacd OHices in the Territory OF Missouri" the
President OF The Uuited States is authorised 10 di-
rect the public lands which have been surveyed in
said territory, 20 be offered for sale:
Therefore, 4. JAwss MONROE, President OF the
United States. do hereby declare and make known.
that public ses for the disposal (sgreesbc TO law
of cersin lands in the territory Of Missouri shall
be held as follows, viz; Al st Louis, in the said
territory. on the first Monday in August October.
December, February and April next. and three
weeks after each Of the said days, Tor the safe OF
lands in the land district OF st. Louis Thirty town.
ships shall be Offered 1t each sale commencing with
the eastern ranges west Of the fifth principal
meridisn line, and proceeding westerly
At the Seat Of yasfics for Ho,eord Couny. in the
said Territory, on the first Monday In september
and November M ri, and three weeks after each OF
said days. Cor the sale Of snds in the land dstrict
of Hoxsrd County Thirty townships shall be OF
fered a, each sale The FIRST to be IN square form,
and to include the seat OF justice Of the said eoun
", as nearly in the centre the situation OF the
surveys viii admit, and the second immediately cast
OF the frat, and in the same form. excepting from
sale in each district, the lands which have been or
may be reserved by law for other purposes
Given under my hand, st the city of Washington,
the thirtcth day Of April, one thousand eight
handred and eighteen. JAMES MoNRos'
BY the Presidsnt
yosIkH MEics
CommisSionc Of the General Land Office.
or Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
10 publish the Laws OF the United States, VIII insert
the above once aweek ill Apsi' mex and send their
bills TO the Gerera LAND Office for pAyment
IT A map Of the above Lands may be had (pre-
vios to the salcs) at The General Laad office. and
q, The land Offices in the Missouri Territory The
Nap now engraving for JOIN tRDiNER..
rNtS1 Chief Clerk, General Land Office
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11

AN ACT to allow the benefit OF draw
back ON merchandise transported by
land conveyance from Bristol to Bos-
ton, and from Boston to Bristol, in
like manner as if the same were trans
ported coastwise.
BE u enacted BY fhe Senate and House ef
,.7eitresenfatives IF she United Sssses ef Ame-
RIGA i2 Congress .ssssm6led, That all goods,
wares, spd merchandise, duly imported into
either Of tho ports Of Bristol and Boston,
which shall be transported by lend convey.
snco from the port Of Bristol, BY the way Of
Dighton and Taunton, 10 Boston, and from
Boston ON the same route g bristoIs aod
which being imported into Bristol shall be
exported from Boston, or being imported IN
to Boston shall be exported from brstsl,
Oh Il, be entitled to the benehi Of tho draw
back of the duties thereof upon expectation
to any foreign port or place, under TIE same
provisions, regulations, restrictions, and lin.
itations, as if the said goods, wares, and mer
chandize were transported coastwise from
one 10 another Of the said dis, ricts and on
the proviso, that al the provisions, reguls-
tions limitations and restrictions existing in
the case Of goods, wares, and merchsndize
transported by any Of the routes mentioned d
10 the seveny nin,h section OF the act, entit-
led " An act TO regulate tho collection of do.
lies on imports and tonnage" p ysed the sec
cnd day of March, one thousand seven hun
dred snd ninety nine, shall be duly observed.
Eebrua'y 6, l8l8--Approved,
JAMES MONROE.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TuHseAY, FEB. q.
Foreign Seamsp.

Foreign Seamsn.
Mr.. Newton reported a bill to authorize
The apprehension Of foreign sesmen, desestr
,ne the vessels to which they belong.
Beauna,cEats' Cfa,ms.
Mr.. Bassett reported . bill, suthorisiDg
the Treasury Department, 10 set,le the claims
of the heirs sfCaron dc Besumsrchsis.
Several other bills we're Introduced, read
end committed, viz. respecting Invslids--ior
no admission Of Cadets into the MiIiiarY
Aesdemy-for allowing half psy pensions 20
widows Of tho militia.
A communicated sss received, enclosing
. leue, from Arthur Lee, touching the claims
& Caron de Besumarehsis.
A resolution was offered by NJ, Hunting.
ION, on the subjrc, OF military contracts, IN
Georgia, for the years 1917 and lsis.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11
INDIA cOTTONS. CRASH, sc.
Z. W.LAWTON.

has fsis day shesed he 6ese assortment pJ
INDIA COTTONS,
T>KAr he has sAered in several yesrs. Of ysr;.
ous Widths and qualities. from 20 TO 90 cents,
per yard M
.sLSO-Soo yards blesched and brown CRASH
800 do home-spun Linen Diaper Is pieces Russia do.
~ Those vhc Wish to have Colouripg
done IN Bosrsn. &C Wool Carded by the Enter.
prsse .to's.fsssrnAg Cshfasy-both Of which will
be done in the veg beet manner, will please to be-
particular to ts~sc their Articles or ~ Ne Nev
Stend. Me csr1srr Ssre ora Rdshisgtsn-sQsars and
1nanes- -sfrses. IN Hls heuse Of Dr. CAsE.
Newport Nov. 26. 1917 rDsl
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NON FOR CHE<P GOODS!
VIM. JAMES TILLEY,

"o. fSS, xhaneS.Nfreff.
VIZ ofen, fhis dag, general s.sersnem Of
Coods--vAieh ne wiU sea Iosv-- -
Auoso wnacn ARa
pRoADClOrHs and Cassimeres, ladies' Pel;ce
~ Cloths, very cheap, Dufns, piains, serges ,Eer
seys. and blsaksssi superhae Flannels, Bosnbasina
and Bombasets Italian, Canton, and Mandarin
Grapes vestin6s Merino Trimmings Shswis
handkerchsets super super mems black silk Hose
an assortment OF Long Lawns, from so to rs cts
yard; Cambrics. Liasns, linen Csrabrie, linen and
cotton Diapers for tAhecloths; sndis, english and
American Shset;ngs sn1 shrtings Chez Ribbons,
Combs Brusnes Busters Bustenss fancy vest do !,
Cottons and Thresds. case Hats, a quantity Of
Gre Rugs, very low--and great number Of other
srucies, TOO uamercns to mention--sll Of which viii
he sold low. foe cash. "
On hanS-2s ebls. TAR. which win be scld on "a.
vorable terms. Ian "a
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House of Enferfainmenf

ID lCHARD BARKER respectfully informs bi'
N friends and former customers, that he has re
turned TO bic native town, and has takes the house
in the rear Of the shop Of DAVID wILLiAss
watch-makep, north side Of the Parade, few door
above the Newport Bsnk. where he intends to keel
q House of Entertainment, and viii use every exef
ton to give satisfaction TO those Who will favor hin
w,ih their company.
clubs and Pr,vate Parties vill be accommodated
as sus,--snd few steady Boarders can be admit.
ted Newport, April %, lei7:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11
BOSTON AMI CHELMSFORD
WINDOW GLASS.
WILLIAM WILLBOR.

HAVING been appointed Agent for the Dosfsn
n 0nd Chedm.fSrd 0loso JMansyaefory, he now Of.
fers at wholesale and retail, At his Brick Store, No
q Mll-strset, oil the sizes that they cut at their
Mandatory. By giving timely notice. and has the
following slzes, on hand, made at their Manufacsoy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11
IRON, FLOUR, &c.

HENRY MOORE,
No. s, MAxxsr.SRvAas,h nae jass vreaved
Jsr sale,
90 tons assorted Iron, of an excellent
quality, and veil calculated for every kind
OF manufacture
100 bbls. Howard-street Baltimore SUI
pe,6ne Flour, selected for family use;
80 whole and half boxes No. l, Choco.
late;
10 bags Cocoa Shells |;
1000 W.T.. Cheese;
An assortment of Grindstones and a
quanity of Chalk;
ALSO,
Agenerei assorswens y
Groceries, Crockery, Iron Ware, Gut
lery, Nails, Dry Goods, BIC. &c.
Constantly on hand---ali of which will be sold
al The cheapest rate, for cash, or approved
credit. Jan. lA.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11

- Neao Feather Beds and Feathers.
I'VE Geese AMI Fowl Feathers, and Feather
IL Beds, from 20 TO IS dollars, kept constantly
for sale By ABRAHAM BARKER,
No. .. Chartes-sfrcef.
He has On hand sN assortment Of Mattresses of ali
kinds Nspbers March 20, 1915.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11

The above Glass will be cut, and fitted to any
size, by sending dimensions, and will be sold at the
lowest Mandatory. Prices,-The quality Of the
Boston Grown Glass. where known, needs no re.
ccmmendation-% and to those unacquainted with IL,
it 10 offered - superior TO all other manufactures
whatever Of Gown Glass, - to colour, briIlisncy.
thickness and arugth, and considering the qualify
and condition, 70 eksspr.--The Chelmsford wall not
saiier by eomPrison with any o,hsr olsss, Of the
same species.
W. WIlLB0R continues bis business At No. 2.
Miilstreet, where be has constantly Cor sale, Eng
Iish Grown Glsis American do. Of different kinds
Window Puttyof the first qua.ity, with q general
Assortment ofGaoesRIRs ALSO An assortmen,
Of Cedar woodtn WAaE, (such as were sold in this
town only By tie late " Langley, and made BY ,
Wheeler consSting Of Cheese Tubs, mix and wa
ter Pails, with md without covers, &c, &c and var.
ranted Of the 6st quality LIkewise. He purchases
broken Flint Glass. l6l Dec. 81, 1917.
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he subscgibef q = - sale, his Farm situated
i in M,ddIetowu. about one nile and hif from
the state house in Newport Said Farm contains n
bout 90 acres Of land, with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees. Of sn nkinds-togethcr with the build
ings thereon standing For other information in
qure of ALANsoN PECKHAM.
hjddletovn, Feb. IL, 1918.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-03-11

a. PRINTING, Of all kinds, ereeated a.
a safisfaesory manner, az fhis Office.
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i. bOI,DiOk, * oJN,
No. IS, Thsmcs- street,
O6er for saie.
A general assortmeni of genuine
". 4 GOODS = GROCERIES.
At wholesale and retail
liso--S 500 bushs,s LIVERPOOL SALT
or All persons indebted to The late Gsm of J. X
WtAvEa. & Co. are called upon ~ make immediate
payment TO l. BsRDscx.
Newport, Feb. IS, 1919.
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With variety of other articles too numerous TO
partcu,arise.--AIl Of which will be sold 40 cheap
as can be purchased in this towa.
0J Ship ADD family s,oree put up--snd parties OF
Plsssurs sapphsd Jan J, 1918
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@Thc death Of Col. Peterson Goedeyn
. Representative to Cong Csc, from v, ejris
WAS announced 10 both Houses, by Mr. Now
,on.--An adiou'nment took place, ate, pes
sing a resolution, TO wear Grape On the lcE
asu for ope month.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

:. lBrJ. BRANDON, &c.
Twas eve. pensive twilight the valley was grew
And the golden sreakd seem'd the menry of ,y.
Between the dark trees almost dsepen'd TO night
The brook yet rejected the soft amber light.
And all was still aud so fragrant around
That the fragrance did from the stiffness TO Green
IL seen'd as ifNatire repoSd OH the ground
And the odour that the breath OF her sIe,p
The Nightingale singing within her green cell,
Made til. woods s~eetly mourn with the strain OF her
diity;
o, her notes sobbd so true, twas like Grief when she
tells
All the woes of her breastto the listening of Pity.
Nought was heard when she plusd sound Of the
rill,
with its little lone mnsic so siiv'ry and meek,
And the sweet lspng fall. mid the landscapes so e.
Seem'd as first infant essays Of Silence 10 speak
The Moon slowly rising behind rhe tail trees
Her silver globe seepl'd TO suspend from the PING
Twas the calm lamp of Senee-the leaves felt no
breeze,
And The world at that moment seem'd form'd bu; to
All sooth'd and snhdned in the midst OF the scene.
GOD OF Nature cried, here Religion may kn,el-
This temple thon hlest majestic, serene
On this tarf let me worship 1.-The GoDREAp / feel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

NoFiCB.-By virtue OF deed Of irust executed 10
' The subscriber by David Lacy. Of the county %
Powhaan, dated The 18th day Of September 1872 and
accorded ~ Powh2t7u clerks office tie Esd day of
October l5i2-W he sold, to the highest bidder cor
cash at Matthew BGkers II the said conny, satur-
day the ID Gay Of May next. The TRACT OF LaND on
which the said Lacy lately died seized. The subscriber
said. Wv q. ELAN
MEeh3f. lee az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24
Partnership.

WHITE BEAVER HATs.-Just received by Raymond
" * Brothers, au elegant supply Of White BeaSeT
mats, first and second qualities.
March 81. iOsst
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

NOTICE. shall in future attend The superior couris
y for buckingham county.
JOHN ID. URQUIIART.
BynehbuTg, March q. 93g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

M ARSHAL'S SALB.-By virtue az decree Of he
IVA court ofhe Quilted states fot he Virginia district
held in the city q Richmond The sh DAY q ApTl
1918, In cause wherein Lucke & Sxct wCfe lfbeilanis
shall proceed to sell al pnbiic arecn for ready NO.
ney 70 the highest bidder, at Hedmans tavern IN Tie
town of Petersburg 25ih day Of he present. month
April The slip Eliza Anne DING az City FOnt) her
tackle, apparel End furniture 10 satisfy certain snms 81
money IN said decree mentioned.
VA. MAIN ~ ~
fan 4H5r6r Nc0re, d. y. y.
Arfti o.. fiaIt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

ME mndersgned coniiEGes business for
non resident propriet9rso OF land state OF Ohin
particularly 60 selling lard and locating military nd
warrants granted Tor rendered the revolution.
arv war. lie also buys land aud land wai rauis.
Those to whom he is unknown gay refer 10 Gen Por-
terlsd OF Augusta county Col Waits, of Bedford
Mackey, Esq. GaTrt Minor ESD. of fredericksburg
o. ~ Robert Pollard, Esq Col Roheit Qutrles OF
Richmond. CADWALLADEH WALLACE.
chililcothe. (Ohio,) March "a iuI 2oi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

Two INE GENTbENEN OFTBE BAK.--Jnsi received
few copies pf tie new elegant edition Of E0sf3
Repcts, wth 1hmgs DGg's rorrec, iors additions ~
notes aud references, IN 10 vols octave printed o.
excellent paper considerably better tlisR he last.
The subscriber has oJtanc lie above sOik n sleefs
n ofae 70 bind the same, superior IN Whai cosaonY
done, N Russia caif may he directed ~ tiase
wg ais 10 purcbase this vSaable work Retail ptiss
572 q SIT.
~ ON hand good ASSORTMENT % Lar Books. IN
genefaprioss reasonate, and ietms accommodating.
FREDtkiCR a. MAYO.
ApiI 10. ioo.gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

The above property will he sold low aud the Of
payment acconniodating.-an further particulars may
be known Gu appca6mat M, office. WA. MOORE
O. u mol disposed Of al private SALE prior
~ May next II viii on thai day be putnp pebble
tiOu March Al. io6tis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-04-24

fgYIN rUBitC will please 20 observe that have been
= Tor time past and am stil anviousiy endesv.
orinr 10 obtain fair and honorable settlement Of az
viii Samuel MseIs, jr. bnt as yet without snf
cess deuy ofing of BIN any snrh sums as be claiaf
aud prepared, whenever lie thinks proper 10 come
70 an and fiill stucmen, Of aacconns with ne 70
pay him 0h1icver WAY he due. NJ. WATKINS
Aprui0. 100 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-24
Rum, Sugar, Coffee, SC.

Rum, Sugar, Coffee, SC.
TINE subscriber has received and offers
Il for sale,
9 puncheons Jamaica and Antigua rum
Is bbls n. Z. do
6 hhds sugar, part Of which is very fine
10 bags of Coffee
80 boxes mould candles
i2 kegs large twist tobacco, and 20 do
small do Dunlap's & Barclays manuiactory
pipes Of Teneriffe and Sicily madei.
ra wine
Is chests, half chests and boxes young
Tyson and imoerial tea
$50 reams of rapping paper
100 letter and common do
$50 dozen bed cords and lines
ALSO,
A large supply Of GibscSs old whiskey
for family use-together with choice as
sorment OF retailing liquors; pepper in
kegs; glauber salts in do; pimenio alum {;
copperas; nutmegs ginger; madden; brim-
stone; soap, in boxes; demJohns choice
cider vinegar indigo in kegs fg blue, &c.
sc. sc. ROB. s. Blackjack.
September 10 ths!u3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-24
To MilIers.

I WILL sell or lease my Mill.race and
4 Miil-seat, situate in Prince Georges
county, Maryland, about q miles from the
Alexandra ferry Said mill-race extends
of mile through a neighboring planta-
ton, where | have the right of taking the
water at any convenient place, and "a
feet breadth of ground in fee simple
II was dug Several years ago, and is now
10 want Of repair in some place.-bul little
expense will suffice to put il in ORDER
There is from the head-water TO the tail
race ~ feet fall; and an eligible settle for
mill in the neighborhood OF suihciency
of timber to erect ito a person wlie
would build good mill on it, and ob'ige
himself to keep il in complete order for
certain number of years, | should feel in
clined to give the said property for that.
many years without ground rent: then 10
revert 10 me at a fair valuation Of The IN
proyemenls. A. w. PREUSS.
Alontasi'e, Sept % tuthstf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-24
Fresh Butter.

TI1E subscriber having made arrange.
Il ments to keep constant supply Of
Fresh Butter, informs his friends and the
public that they can be furnished at any
time, on he most moderate terms, from his
Butter Cellar in King-street, opposite Mr..
John Grubb's Tobacco Mandatory. He
has also for retailing, at the lowest prices,
Sugars, Teas and Ccfee,
together with variety of Liquors, and the
most OF other articles in the Grocery line.
JOHN P. MlNNIX.
September es tuths3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-24
Cheap Dry Goods.
90 Dollars Reward.

II AN away from the subscriber, living
IL at Selden's farm, near Alexandra, on
the Goth inst. Negro Boy, name III
LAND, belonging TO DR.. Selden, about 10
or 10 years OF age, dark complexion, . lee,
6 or inches bigh. well made, and is ap1
10 laugh when spoken TO. He had on an
oznabuph shirt and trowsers, halt worn
a country cloth roundabout, very mnef
worn, aud wool hat 1t is probable he ha:
gone towards Baltimore. i will give ter
dollars if taken in the District, or The above
reward il out Of The same, and reasonable
chsrges it brought home.
'' BASIL WILLIAMS
September 2e
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-09-24
JOHN JANNEY,
THOMAS V. HCCK
Mill Irons.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public at large.
that they have commenced making MILL
IRONS, at their old stand, Union-street !;
they are provided with every thing neces-
sary TO carry on the business with nealness
and dispatch Orders from different parts
of the country will be attended TO, and
promptly executed, in Workmanship equal
10 any in the U. States. They continue TO
carry on the blacksnith's business in all
its various branches as usual.
RICHARD ROCK g. Co.
Sent g. tuths