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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-07-06
The Union,

. s1IT. leave Alexandria at 10 A. NJ.
W Tor Fort Washington, vn q plea
sure excursion, and return in the after
rooa. July 6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16
New Publications.

EUsT received for sale,by the subsc;si-
~ bers, &,..
A sketch OF The Military and Political
Power Of Russia BY Sir Robert wilson.
COleridge's Biographical Sketches Of
his Lille and Opimons. .:
An Outline vi the Revolution IN Sra
u:sh America.
pIacidc, Spanish Tale, by Madame
de Geulis. 90.
The Balance Ct Comfort, or tie Old
Maid Il Married Woman. BY slrs. Ross.
CUlebs Deceived, by the suihor Of "a
Artidote 10 the Miserics o. Human LIZ,
etc. etc.
Tie Bridal of VaunOnd, Metlicai
Romance.
The Prize, or the Lace-nakrrs Of Mes
sender.
Gcthsemsne, or Thoughts on the Suf-
ferings Ct Christ.
Ihe Power h Faitlf cxrmpliEel in tie
Lie of Ms. Isabella GRAHAM.
Sacramento hGdrrsscs and Media
TONS, bv The Rev. Henry Belfiass, Mi
Histcr of Fhlkjrk, intended so AID Devo.
ton, AMI 10 exhibit the cons din and pu-
rir,ins influence Of the Cross nf Ch.ist
d.. Dwight's edition Of Psalms and
Hymns, by DR.. Wats AID others. adart-,
ed tn the Presbyterian Church in the U.
5 'ates: new and beautiful edition, on
large type and fac paper.
Frai.ce. by Lady Morgan; new edi-
ton, with tile t.anslatiGn.'
Speeches al the bar. aud on public c.
ca.ions, by Charles Phillips,
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
January wf,6'
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IGO Dollars Reward.

NAN AWAY from Peter Graham,
Az, living near Middlebarg, Loudoun
county, Va. on the night ri the 25th oS;
March last, very likely Negro girl,
Ramed ANN. pu. chased Of YIN. No
land. liyirg at Aide, Loudcun county,
whose family she was raised in. She is
Of yellow complexion, round faced,
thick lips. with large staring eyes, ard
rather delicate featured for a sla'e -
small feet, teFcrable -cady speech q, d
mild with il; about Is years OF age, aid
die size, and very web made rather
thick, about 5 feet high from appearance.
She had on when She vert asav dress
of coatirg cloth, made ina coat and jack
ct, with skirts Of brown snuff eoIsr.
have reason to believe she is in or near
phiiadrlphia or New-Iqk. i will give
fifty dollars rev ard II taken in Fauquier,
Ilnudcrn, Prince William. or Fairfax
counties, or the District uf Columbia, il
taken IN any Uther coaGty or state, and
secured in any jril, SO that ] obtain IL
fOfmatios aud gei her, | Will Give ono
huEdrsd dollars. AID all feastnsble oLar.
yes paid in either case. il IN. uglt home.
Ellis Z. LEGG.
January 2
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Linens and Lawns.

y CASES ~ Irish linens and | case
p long Ia yns, vide good goods, for
SAFE at very small advance, on lbe al
credit, by JNO. JACK SON & Co.
WAC viii sell at very reduced prices,
to close different con,ignments, and on
terms that caHnot fail to p'ease,
Scv'ch aaI German linens
Cloths, cas,imeres, fauncls, fushings
Coatiugs, cords, velvetS, bombaz tt,
Company baudaLno hand&crchiefs
Sewing silks, all cOlorS
CAUTION hanlkerchiefs, sarsenets
~ Irish, 81 British, aud a. dOmes-
tic checks
Buttons Of every description
Negro cottons, blankets
Cloth table covers, pins
India cOttons, domestic chambrays.
January ) 2w
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Notice.

FHNiB co-parmership heretofore exist
inc under the firm of Penn. HAs.
NON. was dissolved on the 90f'n OF Anril
last, by mutual censeut. The business
has been conducted sioce AID will he in
future, under the firrr. Of WILLIAM e
WALTER H>.,NNGN, who ale fally
authorised 70 settle the accounts oil the
fo. mer tirou.
TIE SUBSCRIBERS
HIVE now on hand, and offer tor sale at
the same old stand on ROYAL street, be-
tween King and Prince streets, q hand
some assortment ut
Pam and Elegant Furniture,
Consisting Of the following articles:
sideboards z Ladies work stands
Besureaus lCandie stands
Tables Sofas
Bel.,eads fEasy chaies
Secretary q book Hair aud moss mat
cases IL tra.ses, &c. sc.
All of which will be sold at the most re.
duced prices for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners at their usual credit. We also
carry on the TURNING BUSINESS,
both Of wood and iron. The abNe bust
ness viii be punctually attended 10, aud
all those that please TO Favor us with
their custom We trust will receive esne-
raj satisfaction.
WM. 4 WALTER HARMON.
November 7 Il
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British & American STATIONARY

DriEiSii g American olatlOnary,
EUST received, for sale by The sub
% scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Supcrlinc !olie 4 quar- 10 post, hot press
ed, gilt aud plain; best vclIum and com
mon ioolscap paper drawing, log, IRON
monger's, large wrapping 4 hottirg do. {;
large quantity Of quilts of all prices,
Dutch, English aud American very best
inkpowder; japan & India ink; Clout's
durable do. j.; Crehnre's aud Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt and embossed !;
best black lead and camcls' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves genuine coIurs 10
large and small boxes and single cakes :
pen-kDives oi The very first dra'itv, from
one to eight blades, and dc.x knives /;
ivory folders; EgyptIap, Lewter, glass,
plated and pocket nksta.,!s Of all sor :
gcntlemen's and la''ic4' elegant real No
rocco pocket bCons, silver mounted,
wi'h and withGat Instruments; ladies
thread cases and work bnxes fine and
rnW:non; pocket books VI every descIik
ton; asses skin tablets; s,aIirg Wa
ard waters; ,and and poGnce boxes. and
, ink sand ; countlr Z house Tiles d laccs
violin strings, German 4 Roman; sIs es
and pencils India rubber silver and
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles CUTTERS scales ard diyideIs
! mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety ut room hangings.
THEY HAVE ALSO eNHAND.
A good assortment Of charts Blunt's
West-India Atlas; coas, pilot and Bow
ditch's navigator, of the latest edition ;
fine toned German fautes, with books
| of instruction for do. and all other in
struments large assortment OF mu-
sic Il music books; merchants account
books Of every description; record ditto;
cyphering and copy books coPperplate
| copies Of very superior kinds ; bibles,
testaments, and common prayer books OF
all sizes and in all the various kinds Of
bindins-all the Greek & Latin school
books and classics nov in use.
A general assortment ot English anc
French School Books, Dictionaries and
,iramunars, too numerous for insertion--
and a great variety OF ChiIdren's Books.
| in quantity, with ensravi wings, from the
oress of Samuel Wood ard others.
Kr Bank Books Of every Mad made
toauy pattern in The nea'e't manner and
| Of The best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.
| september stnthu
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Boiling Cloths.

, ME subscriber has this day recelv-
Il eel, large and elegant assort-
'nr.ntef Boiling Cloths, of a superiorqua.
lit =, which " ILL be offered for sale at the
'te,'e OF Messrs, Butts Il Cawood, King
stree Alex'a, where he inteads keeping
complete as.Ortmentin FUTURE,
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER
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ENGLISH AND GsgM-S
ALN4N4CS, for 1918,

Just published aud for sal by the gross.
dozen o. singin one,
Bg JOHN 4. ~ ENART,
Vao has on hand,
a large stock .. writing and letter parer,
pastebDa dS, siates, blank backs, quilis
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, aId
paper for rooms.
ALSO,
Family and Cammoa bibles and tesla
meats, payer books, psalm aud hymn
books, with many other established rcii-
gioys works o. merit. y gene. i! assort-
met Ut
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Phineas Japney,

EEAS Just received and offers for.
EE sale
s5 boxes spermaccti candl's
e tierces do oil, winter strained
Also IN STORE,
100 pieces Russia siIeetings
G pipes Madeira wine
5 do port
10 half pipes do
Sqr casks do a
6 rierces & 10 bbls spermaceti OIL
10 tons Su sdish steel in bundles
go do do bar iron
s d" 10 plow plates.
lst mo .-. wfm7t
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Uioa Pnlt .9erra,lria, J

tpH S'lt 4 SItiiTlu'
Dcsr1St' :, 1917.
GT0HNUDLDEHS N his institution
- are hereby no;'feI, that IN install
ment \ fifty Gems per Snare is this day
"a led rhy he P e,i,i,nt and Direc;0ts,
- ne p vi % d TX cu ''onday, the 9Th
day Of January next. b. order,
c T. CHAPMAN, Cashr.
Necember 20
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Bank of Alexandria,
Bank Of Alexandra.

De. IS 1877.
FBNlE Stockholders in me Bluk Of h
4 lcxandris are hreby mili'd that
al c'ec,i,u OF nine directors tor tae en-
suing year oil b. bell al tie court house
IN iii. tswn, A" the ti.d Monday (l9;hi
U. JInua'y mXI.
III. M'EgNNh, Cash.
Dec. %. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-16

School Books,

Among which are, the Greek ard Latin
classics, n.worth'S, Webstcr'., Mavor's,
comICy's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
lshelphis spelling books, Nurray's, Web
stcr's, Ashes aud Ccmlcy's grammars,
Nlrray's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
BARS Reading Exercises. New Intro.
,'uction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. |, 2 and S, SORTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs:er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsley's and Crox
alI's Fables, Blair, Grammar of Uhemis-
try, 0'Neal's and Wile,'s Geography,
Dilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 JaudOn's
Arithmetic, Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History and Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
rel discount. Angus; 81 ~
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Notice.

INOllOC.
ESHE Subscriber having taken into
partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm of CAfLETT g IRWIN.
AL! those having claims against me, are
requested to present them and receive
their money; and all those indebted. are
respectfully solicited to make pay ment
with as little delay a. possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETr.
For Sale,
157 bales aud boxes burlaps. ticklen.
burgS, nZna5urgs hessians, creAs, platil-
las, estopillas, bTittanies, cholel,s and
dowlas
600 bnxes consisting of half pint, pint,
quart tumblers and decauters
30 boxe. elegant cut glass, containing
cordial glasses, wines, tumblers, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
900 boxes window glass, 8 by 10 and
and 10 bv ls
80 chests hysOn and imperIal1 81
teas 81
5000 pieces Short yellow nan
keenS =
5000 do. Iong yellow do. . e
l67 boxes India China, consisting Of
dnins sets. tea sets, cups and saacers.
pist br:s, dining and desert plates, fiat
and deep
6pipes, 10 half pines and 90 quar-
ter casks very sup. London PARTICULAR
Madeira Wiae, from Gordon, DUH, In.
gi,s < Co.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-ket,les, soap, candles,
iud nails-tor sale M .ea snnabc terms.
CiTLErr 8 IRWIN.
October II
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Rye Flour, &c.
NOHN q LAID n Co. have Iow
o. landing, aud offer tor sale,
50 barrels rye il1ur
9 oaks cO!nscd Goshen cheese
% chests young hysuu tea, North
POM, ctsSn
u Z CItTCn
womcns'A heather shoes
j. u,rN )
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Notice.

Notice.
ENIlE partnership of Doctors SEMMrs
Il & WAsHlNGToN, is this day dis
sOlved.-All those having accounts a.
glInst the concern, are desired to present
them for settlement, and those indebted,
ave respectfully requested 10 make iume-
date payment 20 Dc. Washington, who
is fully authorised TO settle all matters
rclat!ns 10 the firm.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
TiIOS. SEMNEIS.
Dr.. Washington, having purchased he
stock ct Drugs and Medicines, now on
mud. Intends keeping always a .sneral
.sser'ment, which he vii dispose Of on the
nn>t reasonable terms-he will also con-
inur To practice mc. 'ciue, in It's various
branches, and bcgs leave to assure his
: lends hat his eutirc attention viii be
devoted 10 'heir service.
Notice.
EH.'E subscribe respectfully acquaints
a his friends aud the pubic, that he
Ia. removed hi, SuoP for the present, to
ais dwelling, opposite the market, where
hose inchned to employ or consult hiu
are requested 10 call.
TH0S. SEMNES.
November %.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

ofJfilete.sr on this island The character cf Mr.
Barker such rendered him an oejrct of es.
teen with all who knew him-s respectful soma
kind brothef-sn afeciionsie husband--an honest
msn. Those Who knew him beat viii most deeply
depiorc his exit
On the second day following Miss RurH PACK
HAN. aged 10, daughter Of Mr. Isaac Peckhsm, of
Middletown About year since the above dec.
ed MIR Joseph n Barker. with his wife and his
wIfe's sister. Miss Ruth Peckham. went TO csvan-
nsh-in the course Of the present summer Mrs
Barker came back TO Rhode Island, on account Of
her bsslth--on her return 70 Savannah she found
her husband had deceased, and WAS buried on the
same day of her arriyal-two days after she had the
additional misfortune to witness the death Of AZ
fectionste sister
Al .Nddletsvn on the 10Th ult Mr. DAVID Coo
eEsHALL, OF this town, in the 9Th year of his age
Al Tivertsh. on-ihe 2ist uitimo, Captain IsRAEL
CHvRcH, aged s3--s neritorious officer in the rev.
olutionary army. s.k
At East GrssnpisA. on the elst ult. Mrs RurH
MuMPoRp widow Of Mr.. Augustus Mumford in
the ~ year OF her age
Al New Bedfsrd on the 9th ult. Mr. RrosARp
HosIHs, OF Nantucket, son of the late MIR Giles
fiosier, Of this town, aged 80 years
AT Quincy. ,fass Mrs. ABioA,L ADAMS, ag-
ed ~. the csnsort of President Adams.
Drowned on the coast OF Patagonia, the i7th
of sept. 1916. Mr. BsnyAMIS LAKR, aged IS, a
native Of zirsrtsn, mate Of the brig Boniii Of .Nan
freket
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CO. and ~fiins would rehsct credit on any
service aud tls pronp.ness and precision Of
the troo3s ol me seve al posss M thsir ysti-
Gus de -, BON as lnian,ry add A iiile ~. are
an e. nsN of waat lhsit Performance would
be, ss,e they called inlo active service. Tho
Coamaadng Genssal regrets to state that
there is stik.5g aal uniusn6able exception
to this charts, II toe rroops stationed AZ
Fsrls TSHmoaa and Griswold; which the OF.
+ fcers Commanding there are called most
p mp 10 amend.
rns al sni 8 \ osttallions OF the corps Of
ArtlIle y Al FosI. Pre6le and Corsfiiufion and
in the ma Dor Of ". y. possess a knowledge
of thrir branch OF service, which calculates
the n tor essen lial usefulness Ia future de-
fence OF the sea coast.
The troops at Green6usb have carefully
preserved the public properly at that Post,
and are as toe CJnmsnding General would
expect 10 fod them under such officers.
On 'se,u,n t. Hsad Quarters the Com.
paandIag Gsnc,sl was in me highest degree
.Rrau6sd by me appearance Of the troops sta
Toned IN Sackeu's Harbor. Both himself
and tns srny appreciate the chsrscter OF
vCoL,nei BRADY; but al no tine, except in
ihe field, have MS rxertions been moro mani
fss, ~ successful than during ,hs past sua
ner--Tne Com uandiDg General trusts that
sae Performance Of the public lsbor now al,
ostsd TO his command will be equal to thar OF
their other dalies.
Inc Commanding General again repeats
that his recent visit to The Pos,s nave been
grateful 10 him.-Indepcndentl oil the op-
po,tunily TO greet ofieers with whom he
had formerly eeen associated and TO whom
he DOW sesews his expressions ol esteem, II
has ,G,s ded him The means Of wines ssing their
exc lions 10 eonh IN past reputation ny pres
en- asetulncss.--He exnorts them TO contin.
se the same, That their two fold debt 70 the
Csuntfy and THO arWy may be discharged
aud the profession Of soldier be the most
respectable. and pstmsnent, because among
tbs most usefui
= By order Of Maj Gen. Brown
10 n. VI HARRISON,
1s. I'D dc Camp.
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MARINE NEWS.
POkT or NE WfORT.
ENTERED.

ENTERED,
sloop Sally. varse. New York, ditto Cynthia,
sprague, Richmond
CLEARED,
slocp y d. Jones. Caiaoone. New.York ditto
Shepherdess, Biiven, DO do. Esgle, Tompkps.
Philadelphia do Sally, Fox, do sch Phebe, Bragg.
Edenton do Industry. E.ston, WestIndies sioop
John, Morse, Washington, ditto Rambler, Briggs
Charestown sch Phenix, Phinney, Edenton slooP
Huron. Corey, Philadelphia.
Monday. sov. p arrived brig Independence,
BTnsrd--dsys from Turks lsia'd, bouod To News
London. Leff ship Charles & Eaius, of New York.
SPIKE. ocJ 23 lat So ion. 7s 80. sch spartan, fsom
Hartford. for Charleston, s days out Oct. 80, lat
80. 80, lon. "a, sioop Hazard from Nantucket. for
Washington, q. Nov I, Montaug bearing north,
ship Beifast. Gardner, 20 days Liverpool for New.
York
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Nesy Carpet Waxbou,s,
No. H. aAkKtr rev ltRosriSo CoRS.
HILL) BosToS
LODGE & DRAPER

Hsve received yirr shin Miip and a.her reeeas
a arvivah from I.iverhooi, ft.
A FULL and complets sssorimert Of The foov.
n jng articles ~.
impefaI and brussels Csrpetings, patterns entirely
new, and very elegant,
~ Venetian ditto rich eolors, and fashionable pat-
terms, tf
Foe and super Kidderminster ditto,
Bsusses and venctisn stair Carpeiing.
Imperial Brussels q Wilton Hearth Rugs, to match
the Carpets; ,t
Stair Rods and Carpet Bindings.
Coach and chsiss Carpets.
80 green Booking BAize, Tor covering Carpets,
E,egsnt white counterpanes, from S4te ls-4k
Fine furniture Diu,isics,
8ordcred green TsbIeciotbs,
Rich Furniture Clsintzcs,
Straw. pink and blue Csmbricks, 4.
Irish Linen Sheetings. pact extra 6ses
4 S 4 and O. sisam..oom ditto,
Rose Biankets, 6 = to 1874, superior qualityt
An extensive assortment Of eleg ant able lAnsn, viz
O. - ~ and l04 Linen Dispsrss
Ditto ditto Damssk Figures,
s-8 and : Birdscye Diapers,
Damssk Tsbleclotb,. from 4 to 8 yards long, with
rich fancy borders and siegsnt eentress
Napkins 20 match.
Cotton Diapers, Tsblecoths and Napkins.
1ise. jsH Opened,
Broad Russia Diapers, Bescbed Russia Sheet
ngs, Canton Straw Carpetngs, Turkey Csrpctss
all siSes (which sll offered for sale, at the low.
cst prices for cash,
Bssssn. Oct 81, 1878 gov.
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Old No. ll2, Replenished /!
NATHANIEL SWEET & Co.
al she'r good sid sfaad, 40. ia, CAeeh Side,

f
III ihesr good sla sfaad. 40, ia, CAeeh Side,
a, Thames .sfreef,
AVE just received large supply Of Fall and
4 Winter Goods. cheap for Cash amons them
sie-eegant super super black Rroadclo,hs, blue,
brown olive and drab do Pelisse Cloihs and Cassi.
meres, red, green. white. yellow, and black Fian.
nes' Blankets, a good assortment, from Ga 10
II Ia; AN elegant assortment Of Bofhbaxe,,s, froai
lse 20 $40 per I'D lsso sonshns Ksrse,s aud Plains,
cotton worsted and silk iiseiery --elegant eo,toa
imitation mermo shawss from s 2 10 6 so black,
white AID scarlet Waterloo d. black and olive
velse,s black and white Italian and French Grape
India Cottcns, shirunys and shee,ings Russia and
Flemish do, blue and black Ratinei Rag bAndsnno
ana black silk Hkfa good assortment Of vestngs
90 Diaper, for Table Clo,hs celored and black
worsied and silk half Hoss, real Eiddn nster noor
.Carpetings, American Broadcloths. Cassimeres, &
Sahnetsi an eiegsn, assortment Of Caiicoes and
furoitures; besuulul merino rippms and vandikes,
scarlet and green p.licc fsnnels Chez. tor on, Cd
per ydi black Satin, plain aud colorsd Lustr,ngs
aud Levsntne can,brio book Muslns and Lenoss
% esmbric Dimily, for sn,y IS pr I'd; Oi.C.oths
Tor tables, cotton Balls wire Thread of superior
qushty black blue Ca,icoes for only is6 per yd.
AgreaA variety Of other articles not meni,onsI
ALI OF which will be sold As usual, very Cheap.
Newport Oct IL, lSi0
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uAvING removed to No li9 ThsUes.street,
beng he Store occupied for several years by
Underwood e iS,erens, AS q Paint store, oilers for
SAFE PiISrs OF sL kinds, dry and ground 10 OIL ,
Linseed IN boiled and unboiIcd !. Painters Bru~h-
es and roofs Of every description house anti whis
wash brushes black and bright vsrnish. Window
Glass and Pusty.-Al which he ~viIi cell A. low ~
can bs purchased in this tows.
Pam1X and Glazing,
Carried on 40 Usual
He reluvns his sircere thanks 10 his farmer Gus.
toners, and solicits continuance oi their isvors.
FOR SALT,
A DweIng-Hous and lot Of LAID, pleasantly
situated on the Hill
Uanrsd as a5ose. \ journeyman Painter, Of steady
habits and . good workman .--.1so. One or two
honest active boys Apprentices --,hose from the
country would be preferred =,
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SPLENDID PAINTINGS.

II is understood, that Col Tsumbull',
pain'ing,5f he"Deeiaranor Of fIndenendenee" /"
will D. exnihil cd In this town, previous 10 its
removal 20 Washington. Mr.. Aston, who
has lasiy seturncd from England, and whose
fame as a psin,e' had travelled befote hin.
has some exquisite pieces winch j, is hoped
he may De prevailed upon 10 exhibit at the
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NOl'ICE..

I~HE Ladies Of the TRAcT SociETY are hereby
i notified. that their semi annual Meeting will
be held At the Dwelling House Of Mrs LAslLLr,
on Saturday, Nov 7,b, at O'Clock r NJ pune.
tuAl attendance Of every subscriber is EARNESTLY
questcd, as business highly important to the inter.
es,s Of the Society, viii be lad before them.
B.--Trscts for distribution. are left with Mss
Sasan Nnsou. anI Miss Prss, Directresses Of saia
Soniety.
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ASsaace, and bring the ColrssrsYnS
WIN. JAMES TlI.LEY.

No lAA, TAsnats.sfvssG
WILL this day spsn General Assortment or
Goods. suitable Tor the ssasen, which he VIII
sell low for cash sf,
--.1meng vh,sA are--- ~
bale hroAdcloths AID Cassimeres, sssortedt
l do. Ftannsls and baizes, do
do. Plains, Sergcs, and Kcrseys, 60.
DO. Blankets and Bookings. do.
case prureiIa shoes. very cheap, do
do. Cotton Balls, In boxes, do
do. shee,ugs and Sbirtings,
do. reIce Cloths and Flannels,
N -fso--Le,nnunes, T. I'm 3 . 20 s. per yd. (
Sinchaws, o. sarsnets <s6 assortnen, Of shawis
Caieoes, Borhbsssls, figured md plain vsstings
Mermo Trimmings, Ieno and cotton DsmAsk nus.
sis and inercan Diapers ssortment Of jaconc t.
and common Cambrics, sprig. sheer and MAJ mutt
Muslins, American satinnetts, Burling Goods. and
stoctlngns, Hearth. Rugs. sn assortment Handker.
chiefs. Ribbons. oICioths, Umbrellas, chain, silk
bell and horn Buttons. an assortment Of Iiosierye
Bombssins, Paids. Cbex. sewinssik. Twist end
Thread, Tow Cloth. Writing Paper, Ar.
.9iss--an assortment Of Brushes and brass Lamps,
and a few dos. Cologne Water very cheep--toge,hs
ar with agesat variety Of other articles
Newport, Oct 81, 1919.
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NAVAL DESPATCH.

The Macedonian Figatc, Gays a Balti
more papef, Will be ready 10 sail again on
the an oil November. Wuen it is ,ccollect-
ed that she eequired an entire new set Of
mas,s, spars, sails and boss--in ADDITION 70
which, she requieed cauik,ng nea " all over,
in consequeace OF her being SO severely
strained 10 the tremendou, hucricane she en-
Coun,ersd, umu,r be Admitted that her bong
snti'eiy refted IN 80 short ,ime,s an in
stance # dsspa ch, 10 such undef ,skings,
rarely equslied by any nation
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oaIe OF very superior American Shlrtngs and
General Assortmen, Of cotton ysn aud Thre ads,
the above with variety Of other Goods offered
for Sale cheap for CASH
GI Wants to purchase quantity of Cotton and
wool Flannel and wooden Warn
Newport, Nov A, 1918