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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17

MIR. Forsyth then moved 70 amend The
resolution, by striking ont all The last
part thereof, printed IN itriic. which re-
qumed The opinion OF tile Secretary of
War, as 10 hat branch The department
II would be proper 10 refer The duties of
the commissioners to: which motion was
agreed 10; and
Thus modified, the resolution was a.
dopied.
MIR. Harrison rose, according 10 notice
yesterday gwen, 10 ask leave To bring in
"A bii, 10 extend half-pay pensions tor five
years, To the widows OF soldiers who died
IN the public service during the late war,
&c.
The leave asked was given, by u vote of
80 10 %, ana a committee appointed 10
prepare IA bill accordingly
The House took no the report of The
Conlerees on The part of this House. on
tie subject of the disagreeing votes of tile
two Houses; and
On motion Of Mr.. Lemndes, the House
resolved 10 adhere to It's disagreement TO
SAID amendment
MILITARY EDUCATION.
The House then resumed the considera.
ton OF the resolution yesterday offered by
MIR. Roberison, of Louisiana, To instruct
HE military committee TO enquire into the
expedlency OF educating at the military
school of the United States, the sons of
all officers, nOn-comm;ssioned officers
or privates, who have fallen i'm fighting
Tor their country.
After dSposing of several propositions
to amend the resolution, and some dis
cussion Ills objects, Gal. OF which will be
given with The previous proceedings OH
IT'D
A substitute was offered by Mr. Moore
OF Pa. as follows, which, after being "a
mended, by eNpunging the words in itaiic,
was agreed to:
That the committee on military affairs he in
stucted TO enquire into the expediency of
bringing in bill embracing the following prin-
ciples, viz. That in all applications hereafter,
Tor the admission ct cadets into the military
academy of West Point, a preference shall be
given To the sons Of the officers, ou-commssi.
oned officers aud soldiers, who were killed in
battle, or died in the service OF the u. States,
IN re tate war. giving preference to those
ieast able To educate themselves, and best qua
l:iied for the military profession, ard TO he dis
tT'euted as equally as practicable throughout the
SereFH states and tet0rieS, according 10 the ratio
" representation.
thisshape the resolution was adopted
by considerable majority.
GENERAL BANKRUPT ELL.
The house then, on motion of Mr. Hop
kirson, resolved itself into committee of
The wiele, Mr.. Smith Of Md. liz the chair,
on the bill 10 establish an uniform sys-
tenn OF Bankruptcy throughout the United
States
The reading of this bill (Which contains
fifty four printed folio pages occupied
The remainder OF the sitting after tie
reading was finished;
The committee rose, obtained leave TO
sit again; and
The House adjourned to Monday.
we are requested 10 state that the re-
marks made on Thursday by MIR. RheG,
on Mr.. Walkers resolution, were in oppo-
siii0n TO motion TO strike out the word
" hoaoradty' from that resolution.
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Erfracl of a letter ,.eerircd inp.

Extract of a letter feceircd il.P roriience CR l.
from Savannah, ddted on the Iish alt Jrosg an.
officer of the Americea squadron at 1Bselia Is.
idHd.
You will probably wish TO know what sent
me here will inform you, aud by SO doing
give an account of ten of the most miserable
days OF my life. We took the Patriot priya.
teer, Commodore Champhn, with the sari-
ma Guineaman, her prize we were ordered
on board the prlvateer, and sailed under con-
yoy oithe brig PrOmetheus and schr Lynx
We had with us ~ slaves. and arrivedher after
a long and bOisterOus passage OF Ii DAYS not.
outstanding this vessel is an exec lent sea
boat, we suffered much; but nothing when
co" pared TO the suffcrings Of the slaves, which
we had no means TO prevent five or six of
them dying ~ night. Of weakness aad of
cold.-Jhe Sarina has probably lost more
slaves than we have, we have nOw on board
Only 20, they are all Young, not exceeding Is
years OF age two are now Wing dead on board
and there are number move that will i'm all
probability terminate theirmiserdble existence
before another sun. Since our arrival here we
have got blankets, which have made The slaves
little more comfortable. 1T is enough TO make
The stoutest heart sckcn,tO look al these mi
serabIe objects, and think of the brutality Of
those who are so hardened as TO tear the.e
people from their friends and country The
Captain of the GniUeaman, Ga SpauiardJ is now
on board of her sick Of the coast fever, which
IN all probability will terminate his mortal ca.
reer The number of slaves taken from the
coast was 49,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-02-17


CHARLESTON, FEB. D. IL any doubt ha here.
ioiore existed respecting the fate OF the Pa
triOt General Nina, the question is now nut at
rest by the subloined docnm ants tral,slafeJ
from our late Spanish papers. The h0od-tliiis-
ty myrmdons of Ferdinand have at length SUE.
cPeded IN destroying one of the bravsst and
most enterprisng assertors Of Independence
and that their" adored master" may be well
assured of the fact his cXcellUncy the Nicer0,
has caused to be published, minute certificates
Of all the butchers engaged in the laudable
work of numbering a great mana lieTo--at
whose name they have often trembled.
Translated for The City Gazette, from The EIa-
vaia Comnel cial Daily Advertiser, OF tho
9th OF January, 1918.
MEXICO. Decemb,r -.
Punishment Of the Troitor XlfVIER MN.
OFFICIAL REPORT, by Don PascuN DC
Lb,aH. Field Marshal.
Host Excellent Sr-I have tie honor 10
forward 20 your EXcellency, the documents
proving the g. ecutiOn, and The inqiiestheh Nv
person Of The Faculty, on the body OF ire
traitor Xavier Nina, which took place OF the
lth inst. pursuant 10 the order issued by vonr
exCellency on the Sd, after having performed
your DISTRACTIONS therein received, relative TO
drawing from him. answers TO all the questions
PVT by your exceliency, and after be received
lie Christian assistance.
In conjunction with all the oS5cers under my
command. tender you our sincere scknow-
Judgements, for the thanks that your excellen.
cy has been pleased to give US in the name of
tile King our lord, for the capture of the Re
bel.
May G Cd preserve your exeeilency many
years.
General Quarters, on the Hill Of Bellsco,
18th Of November 1917.
PASCUAL DEHNAN.
To the most excellent Vicc.ROy
Don john Ruiz De Apodaca.
We, Don Francis Romero, Lieut.. Colonel
commandngthe regiment ofthelne infantry of
New Spain Don Joseph Martin, commanding
the lst American Battalion Don Joseph
Poledo Lorenzana Of the same rank s. corps
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We are requested 10 state that the re-
marks made on Thursday by Mr. RheG,
on Mr.. Walkers resolution, were in oppo-
siiion TO motion 10 strike out the word
" hoaoraGty'' from that resolution.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-12-02

Fashionable HITS. and Sekooi. Books.
GEORGE WANTON, -
Mas Jzsf reessved /rsm Aew. York end Phil
sdr.tAis, and for Safe az his book aud Has
Nsre.
ENTIEMEN's superfne Beaver HATS, Of the
~ most fashionable shape. and best quality.
-sis~ Mea's aud Boys low priced Fur Hats, wide
and narrow brims.
Lac;es Beaver HITS.
JrA reeetved. Ladies. Misses and Children's black
and drso Beaver HATS, slyani1 sriEsned vsA 0s.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
OF every kind in use,- as Daooll's Arithmetic,
Morse's Geography. Columbian Orator, we5s,er's
and Alden's spelling Books, Testsments, sc. &c.
Twenty Rsams writiag aud letter Paper.
Blank account Docks.
Family Bibles, with elegant Plates.
Blunt's Coast Pilot
Bo~ditea's Navigator.
faher- Hdngfngs,
ror Rooms and Window Curtains.
SLMiN.fCKS for 1919.
Bickers,aff's Rhodeislsnd, 4 Farmers ALTMAN.
ACKs, for 1919. by the groee. dozea or single
New mort. Nov. l6
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kiai ana iaialsent husband ana Ashes-asd Ne
sincere ismentatioa Of his bereAvsd family. most
forcsly poartray the loss they have sustained. As
= memoer and for many years, the Master Of the
Lodge of Masons in this iowa. he always command
ed the a9ectica and respect Of the brotherhood.
Whenever object Of charity prsseatsI i.seIf his
Benevolent heart was feeiing;y alive. The frater-
nifty viii long cherish his memory with that respect,
which has fAithfa.asss aud inpartiay, in the dis
charge of the duties of his station, emnenty
rtie him to- The funeral viii proceed from has late
dwelling, al the northend OF rhsmes-s1reei. this
AfternoJ IN. at 5 O'Clock. which the relations and
friends Of the family are requested to attend, With
eat furthss invitation
On Thursday evening last, Capt GRsseRy Con
zsss. III me ssh year Of his age, worthy and res
pectxbe inaAbitsnt.
- At Prspidsnee. on Wednesday, last, syLvASus
MAsrIs. Z q ia the 70ti. year Of his age.
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PAIWTS, LINSEED OIL, &c.
WILLIAM w. VERNON.

II tVfNG removed To No ile Thames-street,
beng she store occupied for several years by
Usders,oed ~ Ssevsns. as . Paint Store. offers for
ssie fINrs Of all kinds, dry aud ground ia Oil [,
Liase.d Oil. boiled aud unboied Painters Brush.
es and tools Of every description house and white
wash brushes; black and bright Vsrnish. Window
Ci.ss aud Putty.-All which he will sell A. low ~
csa be purchased in This town. s....
Painting and Glazing,
Carried as usual.
tie returns his sincere thanks TO bis former Gus
toners, and soiicits continuance oftLeir lsyors.
FOR SALE,
A Dweling.lIouss aud lot Of Land, pleasantly
situated on the Iiil
Wasssd ss a1ovr, A journeyman Psintcr, or steady
hablts~ aud . good wprkmsn---.fiss One or tws
honest active boys a. Apos sntccs--ihoss from the
country would be Prelsrss
April ~ (O
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Exhibition and Bal.

II C. scHAffER respectfully informs his friends
i thal bis Exnibi,ion and Nall will take place ON
Wednesday evening. De. 2. next at Masonic Hall
Exhibition eosnsaencs Al 6 O'Clock. the Ball al
haif-psst 3.
Tickets to be had at the oiace Of ]. c SHAW, Esq
in Th.nes-street
Newport, Nov Is, 1918
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Nev Carpet Wa,eb0use
Noe1i, MARKEr rev (fnosrISs Coys
HILL) bosToN.

HILL) BOSTON.
LODGE & DRAPER
Have reeeivsd per sAih Milo, and other recent
"A ivaks from L.verhoo,,
A FULL aud complete assortment Of the follsw.
"A ing articles
lmperiaI aud Brussels Carpe,ings patterns entirely
new. and very elegant;
~ Venetian ditto, rich coIors and fashionable pat
terms.
Fine and super Kidderminsier ditto,
BrusseIs and Venetian Stair Carpelisg.
Imperial Brussels & Wilton Hearth Rugs, TO matsh
the Carpets,
Stair Rods and Carpet Bindings,
Coach and Cbsise Carpets.
50 green Booking Bsize, for covering csrrets;
Elegan, white counterPanes, from.8A to iG-4s
Pine Furniture Dimties,
8ordered green Tsbleclcths,
Rich FurnhVre Chiptzes,
Straw, pink and blue Czmbricks;
Irish Linen sheetings, part extra 6ns,
So and Sc s,eam-'oom ditto,
Rose Blankets. 6 : 20 Is 4, superior quality;
An exe ensiye assortment Of seg ant Table Liner, via
6 I.7-<, 81 AMI 10 4 Linen Diapers;
, 'Diu3 ditto Dsmask Figures,
So AMI - Birdssye Diapers.
Danssk Tsblecsotb from, 64 TO 6yards long, with
rich fancy borders and elegant centres,
Napkins 10 match.
cotton Dispers, TabierIsths and Nspkins.
.3iss, jss Opened
Broad Russia Diapers, Reached Russia Sheet
irgs. Canton Straw Carpe,ings, Turkey Carpets
al sises-whieh are all offered for sale, At the low
=ss prices Cor CASH
~ Bssfsa. Del. 81. 1873. Sow.
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Commissioners A,osice

Commissioners ,Aofice.
M the subscribers, having been appointed by
: w the Hon Court Of Probate, fos the town Of
Middlelowp, comnis siopers TO receive and examine
The claims Of the creditors, ags,ns, the Estate Vi
DAVID Co6GEsHALL,
late OF said Middlctown. deceased, represented in
solvent. do hereby give notice, that six mouths,
from the date hereof are allowed TO the csedi,ors
OF sad Estate, TO bring in and prove their claims,
and that will attend for that purpose atoss res
pective dwellings, during said period
sUsI spsa.sn GdeSEsHShH; sRSESdsS. c.mui..iDasr..
Al persons indebted 10 the above Estate, arc re-
quested tn make immediate payment TO "a,
JOSHUA COGGEsHALL, .aamiaissrator.
Miailesown. Nov. l6, 1913 (K.2s)
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Real sxperti1s Broadelofhs aud Dou0l,
nlAed CdssimeYes.
ISAAC GOULD,

Has adG-s 10 h.s former Sfeek,
- UPERB black. blue. and fancy Broalcloths. An
- Assortment of second and low priced Broad
cloths for suriouts. ~
Extra superhne. black, blue, Coburg and fashion.
able mkt, double mii'd Cassin,eres.
firss quality white and buff cassmcres for Vests.
Low priced ditto
Newest fashion Toinett vestngs.
Black silk forsn, inc.
Dou5is mili'd Pho, Cloth, for Great coats.
u own Cambet for Gentem,r,'s Ciosks.
One Piece extra black So bombsxsen, Domba.
zetts and Rsttinets.
Bsst treble Gill Buttons; Twist. do;-wiih an
Assortment Of Trimmings in his line-sh oil which
he will sell as IoS can be purcha sed 10 lhisown
Nswport, Nov. IL, 1918
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NUTiCt.
Newport, Nov. rs 1918.


INFORMS his friends and the public, that he at
tends 10 the business Of killing and dressing
Hogs. and soiics share Of public patronage. His
terms are forty cents per hundred he carrying away
aud returning the hogs at his expence. lie
NAY BE- found At his house in Mushroom Lane.
Newport, Nov. 25. 1915
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AOTtcE is hereby given, that the subfcriser has
~ beea dsiy sppo,aled Administssior on the Is.
sse Of JsRR RRutAHWANroS. ists Of Tivcrtos, ia
sne county Of Newport, msp-of colos,, deceased
And has gives bends ~ the lsw directs. All per
s<ns having demands sgsins, ssid Estate, are 2.
enrcd to exhibii the came and al psrsons indsb
- . the ssne. are called upon TO make immetiat
psyment. WILLIAMS De7FEE, -5d~r
Jvsstsp, New. y, sia tr.is1
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<XTE. the subscribers. having been appointed ~
w the Hon. Court Of Prosste, for the town si
Newport. in the county of Newport. com' 'issioners
10 receive and examine The claims against the Es-
ste Of EZEKIEL CKANDALL,
iste Of Newport, deceased. represented insolvssI
10 hereby give notice, that six months. from the
date hereof are allowed q the creditors Of said "
tie, TO bring in and provs their respective cisDs,
sad that ee shall attend for ,ha, purpose at oss
,espec,ive dwellings. during said period.
TsSsr y csxSsrss. c'""'''''-~'
Az persons indebted 10 the sbovs Estate, are re-
1ueGed a make Immediate payment 20
~ SARAH CRASDALL, .sd~isisiresris.
EewP,rt oc, 2s, 1873. lS.is3
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Netiee.

LVUJUFooFV7IJT D 4FVSstS'
WYE. the subscribers. having been appointed BY
w the Hon Court Of Probate Of the to~n Of Tv
srton. ia the county Of Newpsrs, commissiooess 70
receive spd examine the clsisrs against tine Estate
Of AbNER COOK.
late Of said Tyerton, deceased, represented insol-
vent do hereby give notice. that six monshs longer
from the ID lost are allowed to the ersds Of said
Estate. bring ia and prove their respective claims,
and that we viii attend for that purpose, the last
saturday Of December. February, aod April, at the
house Of George Lswten. 10 said Tivertoo
s,iss. sL,.ag s,cSs; nsC,Sr c..~i..i.ns,..
All persons indebted to The Estate Of said decess
-, are called upon to make immediate payment TO
DANIEL COOK. .fdpsassfrassr.
Tiverton. Nov. 10. 1878 n] I
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Adsanse, and bring ths tounters.gnt
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.

i.e s. No lfA, Thames street.
WILL this day open General Assortment Of
Goods, suitable Tor the season, which lac viii
sell low for cash. a&
-.9mong rVLieh srs--
bale Broadcloths aud Cassimeres, assorted
l do. Fiannels and Bsses, do.
do. Plains, Serges, and Kerssys, Go.
1 do, Blankets and Bookings, do.
case Prunella shoes. very cheap, do.
do. Cotton Balls. in boxes. do.
1 do. Sheeiings and Shirings,
do Pelice Cloths aud Fiannels,
..fiss --Levantines, hom SO 10 Ga per yd T;
snchaws, 6s; Sarsnets, 4s6; assortment of shawls
Ca'coes, Bombazets. figured and plain vesiings
Merino Trimmings, leno and cation OanAsk, Rus
sia ans American Diapers. assortment OF jaconet
and common Cambrics spriy, sheer and null muii
Musns, American Sa,innetts, buriing Cords and
stockingets, Hearh-Rngs, an assortment Handker.
chiefs, Ribbons, 0-Cioths, Umbrellas, chain, silk.
bell and horn Buttons. 40 assortment of Hosiery.
aombssins. Plaids. Chex Sewngsi'k. Twist and
Thread. Pow Cloth. Writing Paper, &c.
.fso-sn assortment sf Brushes and brass Lamps
end few dog. Cologne Water. very cheap--toge,h.
or with greatvarcty of other articles.
Newpsrt oct 81. 1913
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THE subscriber IL forms his friends end he pub
\ Tic. that Capt. George Lswssa, in Tivertons
Wm. Moore. jun. aud . y Peabody, Newport, are
the Agents to receive arsicles intended for the TN.
ion Factory. at t..rS..
He continues to color and dress Wooden Cloths
OF all descrlptions-,o Card Sleeps Wool Of ell
grades, and TO Manufacture Plains. Sattnets Coat
ings. fiannels. so of various oolonls and shades.
those who will favor him with their custom in his
iae. may depend on having their work done IN ,he
beat manner, and ON reasonable terms, ana the
smallest favor viii be gratefully Acknowledged.
JOHN BABCocH.
Portsmouth, Jan. oe. 1919 lul
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Ainiae Insurance Combzny.
THE stockholders OF the Marine Insurance Con.
pmy. are hsreby nol.6ed, that Dividend will
De declared and paid on the 6rst Monds, &c Dece,n-
Der next, and win be paid the ofce OF said Com
psuy, on and alter said day.
Newport. Nev. 2s, 1878.
CUADALL'S MILLS-Porlsmoust.
n rever- fdiiirg Spring.
WOOL CARDlNG.
Tbs public is respectfully Informed. that the
4 subscriber continues the business OF csrtling
sleeps Wool. Of all grades. into rolls at shor, no
tice
COLORING AND DRESSING CLOTH.
Tie also colors and dresses Woolen Cloths, OF CIV.
cry kind. in very superior rnsnner.--Also, yam
Tor carpets, and every other purpose.
NlANUFACrURlNG.
Plains, satinctts, Csssineres Coatings. Flsrneis.
&c are manufactured al said mills on moderate
terms. N rrt
THf AGENCY
0f the above business is committed 20 Jop sHut-
MAN, Of Newport--pELEo CoRKy, Of Tnerton.-
ami sASroap ALny, OF Little -Compton--who will
promptly attend to all orders
SAMUEL CLARKE.
y Portsmouth, Sent 3, 1914 ttHf
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V1LUABLE FARN

- PRI.yTYvC, efaa kinds, eTsepsed IN
.siis'ssfsry nsansr, a. m vss
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New Shib Chandle,y and Grocery Store.
JOHN DEBLOIS,
INFORMS his friends and the public that he hAs
i opened
Shia CbaDdieyy and Grocery Store,
AT No So, THAMEs--rREEr,
opposite the store Of Joseph Briggs, Esq-where he
viii Keep constanr,y on hand, general assortment
Of ARTICLES 10 his line, together with an assortment
of selected Crockery-ali of which he will sell on
~ reasonable terms. as they can be purchased At
any store in this town
N 81 ID will transact Auction and Comnis.
sion business w Newport Jsp. %, 1918
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Ger"ral Lasd Office,
l6h topem5er, 1918


NOTICE.
THE Lsnds in the Missouri Territory (ncrb cf
the .rfver Missouri appropriated tor military
bounties have bees surveyed, and the distribution
of the m BY Lot will commence on the hrst Moa4sy
Ia JenuAry next.
soldiers whs have received frsm the Department
81 Wac. noi6sa that their Warrants are lsdg.
With orders tor location. written thus.
TO be located in Missouri north, and the patent
sent 20 the cost-Office at A. b."
+" Witness, d." ~.
Z The Lottery for Military Bounty Lands on the
rivers 81, Francis and Arkansas will not be ready
for several months--sodiers who wish to have
Lands they may retain there notifications till fur.
ther notice is given.
JOSIAH MEIGs. Commissioner Of the
oeneral Land 0fise
Printers who publish the Laws Of the United
States. will publish the above once week iii Jan.
uav aexi and thea send their accounts to the Land
Oics f,r psyment December 2 1913
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On, SATURDAY, Dec. 5lh,
III 10 o'clock #. NJ. wU be sold az PL6Gc
AUCTION, on fhe .firenises.
A LOT Of Land, measuring SO feet by 200. late
IA the property of Robert Tayler, deceased, sit
oa,sd on the Point called Eastons Point Condit.
io.ls made known 1t the time and place OF sale.
M GORDON DICKSON, .fRet'r.
Nevnort Der
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Merine SbassL; eY HandX.r-
shiefs.
WIN. JAMES TILLEY.

No. l24, TKxmES.s7sgET
HAS just received a large assortment Of Merinc
i i Shawls and M.rino Handkerchiefs; which he
viii selItwsnty i've per cent chesper, thsn can b
bought in this town.-.9Ly0-An assortment Of
Cotton with Merino Border. Nov. Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-12
C.. Bennett

T.. Bennett
HAS imported in the ship Potomac, and
III offers for sale wholesale or retail,
An assortment of towelling diaper
81 and 1914 diapers and damask
1915 elegant damask table cloths.
He has ON hand. from the present end former
approximations,
Sheppard's and Lewis's super6ne Saxon
and Spanish cloths and kerseymeres
Superfne double millcd and common
drab cloths
Yorkshire cloths, plains and coatings
Rose, point and dulfil blankets
London and Yorkshire waistcoating :
Blue silk twist, in balls, lst quality
Ingram and Venitisn carpeling
Mems beaSer and Woodstock gloves
Cambrics and jaconette cambrics
Corded dimities black bombazeenes
Ladies' and misses cotton hose
Common plate calicoes and shawls [lity
Gilt and metal buttons; pins LIST & I'd qua
White Chapel Needles in boxes Of 2OM
Irish linens and long lawns
81 Irish sheetings, strong for family use
Irish and English shifting cottons
WaIdron's Grading scythes
Best Bridport SElRE'TWlNE.
Octo5er1 d3t&mwflw&M5w
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Port Tobacco Jockey Club
Races,

yEyILL commence on TUESDAY; the
wv 9Th OF OCTOBER next. The
purses to be raised and paid as usual -
They will be respectable but the precise
amount cannot be ascertained.-lt is sup
posed the first days purse will be 500 dol.
lars the second, about 200;- the third
days race, for saddle, bride, and mar
tingale for saddle horses OF the county
only. 65-The first days race, miles
and repeat; the second days race, miles
and repeat; the third days race, mile
and repeat weights agreeable to the
Washington Jockey club races, except the
saddle horses, and they may carry a fea-
Their. Sept. IL CTo
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-12
For Bermuda.

,SSN The new AID superior brig Pc
SsSsksNEL0PE, Robert Snow, master,
sur,hen 1000 b6s. having half her cargo
provided viii take the remainder low on
application to JOHN II. LADD & Co.
For Boston,
,SE The good schooner ANN, Cap
.SssS&Itain Emery, burthen TOO barrels
SIZE viii take 500 bbls at moderate freight,
and proceed Immediately. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
Who have for sale. on board said vessel, :
5oM feet Understandable boards
October l2