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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25
District of Columbia.
County of Alexandria, to wit: 1918.
November Term,
IN CIA.NCERY.
Samuel Smith, Complainant,
AGAINST

AGAINST
Leonard Mudd and John Cohagen, Defend
ants.
TINE defendant Leonard Mudd not hav-
/ ing entered his appearance to this suit
and given security according to the statute
and rules of this court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, upon affidavit,
that the said defendant, Leonard Mudd, is
not an inhabitant of this District-nn mo-
ton of the said complainant, by his coun-
sci, it is ordered that the said defendant,
Leonard Mudd, do appear here on the first
day of the next Term, and give security
for performing the DEGREES of the court; and
that the other defendant, John Cohagen,
do not pay away, convey or secrete, the
debts by him owing to, or the estate or Ell
fects in his hands belonging to the said alb
sent defendant, Leonard Muid, until the
further order or decree of this court; and
that copy of this order be forthwith pub
lished for two months successfully in one
of the public newspapers published in this
county; and that another copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse OF said
county.
Teste, EDMUND ]. LEE, Z. u.
January %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25
Valuable Property for Sale.

UN1E subscriber is desirious of selling
handsomely situated farm, on Hunting
creek. in Fairfax county Virginia, adon-
Az the Mount Vernon estate and the lands
81 general Thomson Mason. four miles lrom
A ay,airia, cont aiming about Gao acres, 8O
NJ yhicn are in wood-40 to 80 in thriving
ma dow of clover and timothy part OF
Gle residue recently seeded with wheat and
rye. anl clover, last sprins--the whole en-
closet With new post and rail ience-
The improvements are, comtorfaoie ana
8. convenient frame dwelling house
&T and kitchen, smoke house, poultry
as. house ,granary and stables. There
8Slis ON this place rich and produc-
tive arden, and large BODY OF marsh nea-
dow. from which may be saved annually
fOo IONS ofhsv, nearly as nutricious as The
hest timothy or clover--With the tarh
wouLI be sold number Of very valuable
herses. coNsand sheep; Wagon, carts, ana
a variety of farming utensils and bouseho'd
and kitchen furniture corn, oats and rye,
ana 40 tons hay. Also. adjoining tine one
above described, farm containing l6O
acres. recently enclosed, on which IS a
f-u.a brick house, which tritiing ex-
EfTf peuse woY!d render comfortable.
The soil is excellent, and consl-
HssssA derable part might be easily con-
7erted into meadow lit would be sold with
The other or separately. Also, number Of
valuable servants. male and female. TO
preye9t unnecessary application, he would
observe, that hey win only be sold to per-
sons residing in the District or its vicinity,
ard not TO be rriea from it, The sub.
scriher will also sell The greater part of his
bo,seholi funiiu.e which is new and hand
come For terrs lf al or any part of the
anay.. property, F>it 20 NohLE HER-
O.. FRANCIS ADAMS, Jr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25
To Yet,

u,HAT convenient Brick house on Roy
Al street. now occupied by Mr..
Charles Cyler-9ossession to he had the
o9g,lofDs 900 nb.r next-for terms enquire
of VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
November 3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25
gaysps. aANrs ~,
p,;,J;,rI,ots or s lie.

OVtiffTp aI"b~ VT
StrJNDRY COOL lots mon Cameron. fttt
= ,ni 9lean streets, on liberal cre1h. AT
reasonable prices to purchasers who would
hnild thereon Fnr terms enquire OF
VAUDEVILLE " LAhHoU,n'
October Is
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For Rent.

For Kent.
- A very convenient dwelling house
N the lower part of ROYALS. adj
J,ss Joining thu house now occupied by
- Hr. Generes. Possession may be
had imme iiately.
January
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-25

TNHIS Snuff, as celebrated for its agree
L BILE fragrance as for its efficacy IN the
cure of recent ca.arrh and slow nervous
headache, is used and approved by the pre-
sent professor of chemistry in the universe
ty of Cambridge, Mass. aud by some OF the
most respectable gentlemen Of the faculty
in the United States-lt is also particular
ly recommended by DR. Waterhouse: late
professor of the theory and practice OF pny-
sic, IN the above seminary-whose certlfl-
cate accompanies each bottle.-Sold by
JAMES KENNEDY g. son,
Sole Agents for Alexandra.
September "a
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

sdM0 iAY BOSTON, respectfully informs his
J. friends and the publio, that in consequence Of
the sale of the Columbian Tavern (Which for sovc-
raj years he has occupied as the stage house, be
has removed his establishment directly opposste
TO his former stanfs to tnat pleasantly situated
three story budeg, (known by the name OF Cof.
fn's bulding) by tie hay scass where be Las
opened House OF Entertainment ard genteel
boarding Stage passengers and other travellers
are invited TO fayonrhim With their custom,
L, h, would iQfoFm his friends in the country
and all travellers to Portland, that he has large
csmmodious stable fos hor.es. He gasters himself
that oy fidelity ard attention he shalIs secure the
patronage of a generous public.
N 3. Good horses sleighs, and chaises constant
" 80 lets and Gentlemens terses kept, aud occa.
sonally let if desired. TIMOTHY BOSTON.
Portland, Jan. l. 1919.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
.MgRRIED.

In Eastport, Mr.. Edward b. Williams, to Miss
Martha Bigelow-Mr. Hopl.y Y. Reynolds to
Miss Isabella A. Bowman--Mr. Robert Tetherlys
to Miss Bathsaeba Nevers-Jabez ID. Graves, to
Mics Jane Steward.
In Hallowell, Mr.. Aaron stauntons to Miss ol'
i've Moulton.
In Readfeld, Mr.. Lemuel Allen, TO Mrs. Mary
Moore--Mr. Aaron Easty, to Miss Apphia Coy
Mr. Levi Brown, to Miss Lucy Wood-Mr. John
Shepherd, to Miss Betsey Tain.
In Mount-Vernon, Mr.. JOAN Greedy, to Miss
Susannah q ilmar.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
MASONIC FESTIVAL.

On monday evening the s8th instant The an
nual festival of ST. John the Evangelist, was cell
ebrated by the Fraternity of Free and Accepted
Masons in this town, with great harmony of feel
ing.--At an early hour the members of fthe respec-
tive Lodges with the visiting brethren, repaired
to Masonic Hall, when after the usual formalties
very classical ingenious and polished Grafton,
hsppily adapted to the occasion was pronounced
by RoBERT 2, DUNLAP, Ese. of Brunswick.
After the exercises were closed the brethren
paroek Of an elegant repast furnished for the oo-
casion, The business of the evening was con-
Quoted with much harmony and good fellowship,
and nothing transpired to mar the pleasures OF
this interesting festival.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
NOTICE.

sTHE annual meeting OF rhe L1EcoLN County
BiaLE sociEIv, rands adjourned 10 Wednes-
day The ls,h day of January pext At 6 o'clock
P. M at the Ccurt-houie. in Warren, when 2
Serncn is expected from the Rev HxzrxIAH
PACKARD. d. d The Officers of the Society will
be choien. ard contribution folicited TO aid The
funds. w RICE, Pss,disg Sestaays,
December 81, 1878.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
PROFESSOR CLEAVFLAND.

WILL commence bis CHEMICAL LECTURES,
at the Academy 10 Portland, on Thursday the
7th instant at Z o'clock IN the eUening.
G5SubScribers are requested to call at the
Office of S. LoNGFELLoU, II. and receive their
Tickets.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

In Handsworth, Eng Ana Smallwood, widow.
aged ll6--she as born in 1902, the year Queen
Anne came TO the throae she was the mother Of
II children, the eldest Of whom, now living, Is
so. She had been nearly blind few years, bat
fall her other faculties she retained to the last.
In Alexandria, Mrs. Abigail, consort of Mr..
John III. Runnells, formerly of this town, aged
80.
In Boston, Mr.. r. ary Jawat, aged 19, son Of
MIR. Nathan Jewet ~ N dord, Me.
In Hallowell, Mis- Sara - Vingate, daugh-
ter ofDoct. John w
In Norridgewock, r4ts. iasy wife of Mai
John L. Prescott, aged
At Ellsworth, Ne. 22d ll. CoI. atiah Jordan
aged 81, Collector ofthe port ol HI -nchman's Bay
Col. Jordan has this seas u erected Meeting
house at his own expense, for the use of the Con-
gregational Church and Society in that town He
was buried in the new buryipg ground, which
Col. j. had given the Congregation as sacred
de post for the dead. y.
Lost overheard, from schr. Juno, Of Phippsbprg,
William Trott, of Woolwich, aged II.
In this town, LUcRETIA, an iufant child Of Mr..
David Darfa.--George w. son Of Joseph Smith,
aged 90 months--Mary Reed, aged 10 years.
/. Biuof n,ortalaytor l3i8.-Ihe whole number
of deaths in this town the year past is ane humid
red and Ten - .ffty-ssrsf OF whom. were adults,
and ffy-three children, under the age of l2 years.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
OF CONCprSg

The session says the National Register Of Sat
urday) has already lasted for more thana month,
and nothing ofconsequence has been done. Five
or six resolutions and bills have been passed, but
nothing Of general nature.-The Seminole var.
the Bank ofthe U. States, and the Bankrupt Law,
are the leading topics of the session and from
al appearances, it seems probable that there viii
be much hurry in business towards the close the
term.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

.4ssylten for ne Deaf and Dun,b.-Thc Rev.
Mr.. Shepherd, who has lately been on tour
through Massachusetts and Rhode-lsand, solic-
iting donations for the Asylum for the unfortu-
nate Deaf and Dumb, in this city, has returned
within few days. We are pleased to state that
his success has been very fiattering, as he has
turned with upwards of Three Thousand Dollars
principally collected ia Massachusetts,.
Connecticut Mirror Dee. %;
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
GAZETTE 2&sSS News.
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Entrances and cteGr01loes al tkt Cust0al- House.
ARRIVALS. Y


MONDAY, DEC. o.
Arrived, Br. brig Fountain, Capt. Howard,
81 days from Trinidad, in ballast, bound to St.
Andrews. Dec. IS, spoke brig Ph be, of Marble
head, 70 days from Cadiz. The day before they
had lost one man overboard-the crew nearly all
sick. They had been 20 days on short allow
ance, four ofwhich they were entirely destitute
was supplied by Capt. Howard. She in lat.
Al, IA, long. Sc W. ~"
Arrived, Dec. %, sloop Votary, stoekman,
from Boston, in baIlast-schr. Bee, Stirling, from
Portsmouth, with crates and iron sloop Ranger,
Saayer, from Alexandra, with flour-30, brig
Cleaner, Pote, from Boston-schr, Active, Tuck
er, from Halifax, via. Boston, with salt and coal
CLEARANCEs. r WY
Foreign Cleared, Jan. 2, schr. MaryAnn,
Prentiss, for West-lndies --sloop Venus, Prince,
for st. johns.
Cdasiwise.- Cleared, Dec. 80, sloop Governor,
Drinkwater, for Darien.
It is stated that a schr. from Thomastown,
loaded with lime, was blown up, off Cape-Hate
ras, 1lth ult.
Loss Of The John .4dams.-A letter from one
of the crew of the brig John Adams, capt. Samu-
el Robinson, of this port, dated Matanzes, Dec.
5, says the brig has been cast away upon sand
key about 10 leagues to the windward of Matan-
zes. Cargo lost--vessel and crew saved.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

.Masonic-We understand WILLIAM SWAN,
ESQ. OF this town, is appointed by the Grand
Lodge of Massachusetts, District Deputy
Grand Master Of the ninth Masonic District,
for the year ensuing--vics SaoN GREENLEAF,
Esq. resigned,
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
COLUMBIAN TAVERN.

W lLLIAM HICKS, having purchased that
elegabie and fleqnented stand the
Columbian Iaueras s. Stage Office,
in Portland solicits the patronage OF The public as
usual in their cells IL being his intention toren-
der every accommodation 20 Stage passengers and
other travellers. he trusts that the new arrange
iDent in the affairs OF The house viii gse saiis-
faction.
ITThe above is now placed under the care
OF Mr. JAMES DNINELL. whose exertipn and
attention cannot fail 10 please. WM. HIGHS.
Portland january &.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
FOR SALE.
Day s. Eueniag Dancing School.

TR. RUGGLES has returned 10 this town
N4 and proposes 70 open an EVENING
SCHOOL for the instruction OF yonsg Gentlec
men. Monday evening next, january 4sh. 81
hall past o'cinck, If a Sufficient number aplIv ~
Capt. 1ILTos's Hail, school evenings Monday =
and thursdays. He further proposes 70 ~su a yay
schoa!. Tor Masfars and Misses, IN Medar.,av
Jaansss .5st, 2 o'piork II. M.-schooi dav ana
terms ~ nsual loI him.
hlr. X. gives further notice that be Wit attend
party to learn the modern Cotiiions and Qnadrills
Which be can play AMI prompt Il gisafr.
December 90.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

lE3-7o 7own Sa5eTa6ers. Our patrons IN town
are informed that new CayTsers are employed to
distribute the Gazette. If any Of them fail OF
receiving their papers this day, we will thank
them to send US word.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution OF Partnership.
The Copartperthip Of TOLE & BIXBy il
this day by mutual content dissolved All
perfons indebted to the 6rm either by note or ac
count are requefled TO fette the fame by the Hrfe
day of February aext--otherwifs shey will be LEI;
With an Attorney for collection Ard al per(ons
holding demands againG fsid firm are requefled 10
exhibit The fame for payment-The books and
accsuotsare loaged a. the hou(e Of Levi Tole.
We(tbrook, January !. 1879
LFVf ToIE
JOHN BIx5Y.
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05
Third Edition Of Welsh's S
American Arithmetic.

to CShlS eialtSt
-4LsO-~
TEMPLl CARMlNA, 9Th Edition, or
Bridgwater. Callecton Of Sacred Mqsick--price
$40 per dso. and 81 single,
18th Edition (new) Of the VILLAGE HAR-
MQNY~-ptice $40 per doz- ST single.
ALSO
e:h~Edition Of the UNDERSTANDING
READER, or knowledge before Oratosy; being
new selection OF lessons suited TO the understand
lug and capacities Of youth, and designed fo. their
improv ement; being method wholly different
from any thing of the kind ever before published.
NJ The increasing .deman, for the above work
during the lest two years, is sufficient pledge OF
the merits Of the work. Those Pfeceptofs and
Teachers OF Youth who Lave not yet become ac
quainted with the work, are invited to examine it
Tor themselves Copies will be furnished gratis for
that purpose, and also OF 1laa roy's GrQmntar.
Also
Just published as above, Thomas's 5lh Edi-
ton Of NJ slURRAY's ABRiDGMLNI OF ENG.
EIsH GkA VI MAR, with an APPENDIX contain
ing an exemplifcation o! The parts Of speech, and
exercises in syntax designed for the use OF the
younger class of learnegs--corrected and enlarged
with notes and gem system Of punctuation toge,h-
er wgth valuable eSaupies IN irGnsposing the parts
of sentences, and IN carrying The form u expressing
d sentiment, which will be found very useful and
not attached 10 any Other grammar,
| l37 lhe editor, in presenting his Fifth Edition
OF Murrays celebrated AnR3DoMERT Of EEG-
\ LISH GRA MaIAR, deems il unnecessary 10 adj any
! further remarks proofs on the merits the work
this public have now become fully acquainted
visa it and she Increasing demand that lie JniIy
experiencesfs fer tis puricator esitiga proves that
il has some claims over all other editions; and he
j il happy 10 add that insfad of I" tsco tousead Co
pies'' 10 edition be finds " Ten housandD qsite
insufficient. lie third and rh.editionsgeceised
many additional pages aud improvements from hs
i pen of The author h.mself, a,,d he has plono.ace
the y ok complete 'heiefore no addition has OF
viii hereofter hc mada. lis edition Will hereaf-
ter agree page fr psge wiih the folt1fd Cow FIPrn
edition. sW, Dr. :
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

The business hitherto transact
ed under The 6rn Of Tole e Bixby will in fu
ture be conducted by the fubicribeN. the public
are respectfully invited to favour him with their
cUltom. LEVI TCLR
The Portland gazette., 1819-01-05

Who kGps just rseeired on boGrd sloop A6bg,
2 pipes Lisbon Wine
10 bags green Coffee
do Pepper
10 blls American Gin
2ooO vi. first quality new mich Cheese, (fos
family use)
lao reams wrapping Paper, large and
100 DO letter and foOlscap Do.
10 mats Cassa
: bbls ground Ginger
10 dozen Shovels
81 10 Stone Wares consisting Of Jugs-s-
Butter Pots-Flower Pots, & Stands, &c.
IN STORE,
ll6 casks superior quality LIME.
bales prime upland COTTON, (new crop)
Pipes Cogniac BRANDY, (irs, quality
90 bags white Calcutta SUGAR
90 boxes RAiSINS
10 Hhds. Conn't BOTTLES, assorted sizes,
S. Casks Malaga WINE
90 90 Sszss Sssss hIoa% Me5sg' RAlsINs
% Barrels Muscovado SUGAR
938 GRINDSTONES, small sizes Of supes
rior quality.
90 bags PIMENTO
pipe HOLLANDS GIN
3 Hhds SUGAR
100 crates assorted Crockety Ware
50 hhds St. Croix and Windward TslanG
RUM
80 do retailing Molasses
5 pipes American Brandy, 4th proof
90 kegs manufactured Tobacco, Of superior
quality
90 do Snuff
80 bags Calcutta white Sugar
8 do Samatra Coffee
Superfne Baltimore FLOUR-Mill Saws
Cast Iron Stoves---Grind Stones--Crown Glass,
by and 8 by 10.
40 Chests s. Boxes, Hyson,
Young Tyson, Hyson Skin, IEASo
Souchoag and Campoi,
~ The above will be sold al fair prices,
aud OH reasonable Credit.
lPWANTED,al-0
For which CASH zVh BE- paid OF . fair p,ise,
5000 bushels FLAX-SEED.
1000 lbs. good SLEEPS WOOL.
apply to ATWOOD CALVIN.
Portland Ian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-11-17
MIR RED,

IN This town. on Sunday evening last. by the Rev
Mr. Burjick. Capt HENnY TEw to Mrs. FRANcEs
BAILEY, both Of this town.
81 Ssstfh. Kinyss0rSn on the 18th instant, PRLso
BAscocx, Jr. Esq. to SALLY PorrEs, daughter Of
Rowse Potter. both of the former place.
DIED,
In this town, on Saturday the 9th u,t. MIRA Mkav
TAYLoa, widow Of Mr.. John Taylor, in the S0th
year OF ber age
Al .Norsh Kngsfown. on the 9TH inst Mr.. CHRis.
TopHER ALLEN, in the 77th year Of his age
On Thursday last, ELIZApgrH BARKER, Of the
society OF Friends. in the Sls year of her age.
A, Northampton, Mass on Sunday ,he 7,h
insr. very suddenly, the Hon. CALEp STRoNe, late
Governor Of thai state, in the 18th year o his age.
Ia Hancock County. Geeyia,) on the 10Th ult.
His Exceency WILLIAM RAbuN, Governor OF
that state.
At his sea; in Pennsy vania, on Tuetday last, o!
typhus fever, the Hon. SIMoA SNYpgR, late Cover.
nour OF Pennsyivsni
At Frsderick,orn, Maryland. the Hon. TsoMAs
Jon SsoN, formerly Governour Of that state.
AT P0rtau Prince, NJ. BiLLAup VARENNEs, az.
ed o4.-he look a consp uous part in the French
Revolution ard was a member Of the Committee
of Public 9afety.--In 1894, he denounced Robes.
pierre, and caused him. and twenty one Of his ssso.
GATES, 10 be guotned. He himself was after.
warts denounced by Legendre, and was transported
to CsyenneIn 1873 the restor alton of the Bour-
bons be left Cayenne, and arrived at this port In
the brig Hebe.---Nereu-y.
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JOhN .DYRE,

No. IOo, fHAABS.O7HbB3,
HAS Just received a pew Assortment
i l. Of GOODS. OF which he will sell cheap for
Cssh.-.s~sny fsew are -
Blue. black sbd mkt Broadclotbs; bloc,
black, mix'd and drsb Cassitnercs; black PeIese
cloths, Satiinetts and Bombasetts, black, white.
red and yellow Flsnnels, ves,ings black Bomba-
asen Italian Grape, synehsws and sarsnctts black
Cashmere Shawis black bamask do white Cotton
do with merno borders black Barcelona Hand.
kerchiefs bsndanno. hsg and cotton do. black and
coIofed Canton Grapes silk and tabby veIvets;
black Cambria, ladies' black beaver. silk and kid
Gloves genuemen's beaver Gloves ladies' black
and state worsted Hose gentlemen's black do IN
dis Cotions, steam-loom shriings white Csmbrics
AZ q jaeonet Csmbric book, India hook b Ieno
MusIins null null Lsdies white cambrc Hand
kerchiefs Dimitiee furniture Dimities carlisle
Ginghams 81 Cslicoes cotton D4mssk buttons
Of I'll kinds silver eyed Needed, pound. paper &
Dor Pins worsted bindings tapes, ribbons, cottop
Balls in boses OF superior quality. Velvet bind
ings sewing siIk aud twist knit,ng pins. scissors,
pea knives. combs. &C &c &c.
Couon FIoss, 8, g. S. 8, 2 and D threaded,
cotton threads. bobbns. milinett, Boset paper and
wire Oii.cioths. tmbreiIss, Gurnsey frocks, Sis.
penders, &c &c &c
.fLS0.-Amsricsn Cotons, from Cd to IS
cents per gard. cingbsms. Chez. &c &c. ac.
Toe above Goods, WI Be so,d ,e'y cheap
fsr Cab. Nov. 10.
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LATHAM THUKSTON,

1T his Store, NO. I6g, zhomes.sfYeef.
HAS received and now offers for sale,
i l. a General Assortment Of Staple and Fancy
GoOus --.1nony them ars.-
Bl,ek, blue, 81 own, olive, & bottle Broad
cloths, black, blue, brown, olive, crab and mX'd
Csssimeres; black, magazine blue. brown & olive
green Pelsseolo,hs, black. white, red. yellow and
green Fannels white twill'd ditto black Pe!isse
do, hgurd do. do green booking, 3, 9, 10, II. 12
, e. 13 quarter Rose Blsnkets black and assorted
colours Bombsle,,s, 6gur'd and plaid twiIl'd do;
Tartan plsds wildbores printed Rattinetts blue
and black do Vestings; vorsted and lambs wool
, whole and half Hose veIvets, steam.loom Shirt.
ings, DO, partially damaged fndis cot,ons Irish
LINES. CsIicoes. Cinghsms. white and colour'd
Csmbricks; bandanno, Gag b black silk Hsndker.
chiefs Cotton do; Cashmere 5hawis. rberino bor-
der'd do; common do Angola, beaver and kid
Gloves, long add short English silk do elk snd
tabby yelvets Scotch book, Sacbarilla, leno and
mall null MusIins plain 6sur'd iaconett Cam.
bsicSs thread, imitation and cotton isces, Ribbons
cypress gsuzes, ucriao trimmings
Likesoise .-Ame,icsn Ssttineus, Cling CHAINS,
sfsipes, Checks. Bed.tieks, bieach'd & cnbleacid
sbir.ings b Sheetings; with variety Of other ar
ticles to numerous 70 psfticuarisc, all OF which
will be Bold - cheap - can be purchased at any
Store in Newport, for Cash or approved credit.
.fLS0.--Wa Wantcd TO barrier for 5000 yards
Hcmespun colour'd md white F,snnels and 300 VT.
WOODEN stocking Yarn, for which the highest mar.
ket pfic, viii be given
Newport, Nov 10. 6w
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b 80 remarkable in an her political ssla,

is 80 remarkable in all her political sela-
tions, and especially with the United
States, time alone will determine. And
how far the prurient disposition of Eng
land may have operated to produce this
measure as one affording a chance that
something may turn up to prevent the
ultimate ratification of the Treaty, (which
she would, if she could. openly prevent,
we are also lett to conjecture.
O'Donnell who was to have CON-
nianded the expedition from Cadiz, and
who only month ago was invested with
new honors for his loyalty in suppfessing
the conspiracy amongst the troops, has
been found to be so much implicated in
that transaction, that he is banisned to
Pampeluna. Sars6eld. second in com
mand, is also in disgrace. IS
They write from Madrid, that Por-
tugal has agreed by treaty to give Monte
Video to Spain for $4,000, 600 rials,
Isl, 400, 600. .)-Where the money is to
come from nobody knows"
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Whole pieces or India
cottons. i4yards each.
~ vide. for only i4s
per piece
British steam loom and
madapollsm Sh!rtings
for only 20 cents per
yard
Elegant undress'd plaid
Calicocs for Is cents
Blue and pink Calicoes
r. Tor only Is per yard
blue red and purple
furniture Calicoes for
only Is per yard
Tartan plaid for only IS
per yard
Elegant Grape shawls.
black and white, 10
h. and 8 4 cheap
Real Fancy 80 Csssi.
mere shawis with
chintz borders
Scarlet Cashmere dN.o
Black, brown, olive,
white ielack and dove
Canton and Nankin
Grapes
Be- black FlanneIs for
shawls
Wildborcs for only is6
|. per yard
Black Lustrihgs from
$50 to 5s6
~ Irish Linnens for on.
ly 2s per yard
200 yards Carlisle Cling.
hams, ga vide, for
:. only rs cts per yard
200 yards Crash for Cd
Black. brown. olive, blue,
green, scarlet & cum.
:: don Bombazetts
Black. green.white Grim.
son, red and yellow
Flannels
Double black Bomba.
Seen
Newnort. November :