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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06
RESTORATION OF SHIP RFAvrp

new YORK, March so Intelligence reach,
ed town yests rday, that The ship Beaver
owned by j.. Astor asd Son, which was
taken some time ago and condemned by tie
spaniatds at Taicahuana. and afterwards
owners BY the Niceroy OF the latter province.
lie letter announcing this fact, is dated az
Lima, 9TH December, aud atlrbafas; ,ho n,a
sure 10 the exertions OF capt. Biddie Of the u.
5. Ship Ontario.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06

as many persons who attended TO witness the
departure of the steam Ship Savannah. were
disappointed in seeing her make use of her
sails to go out Of port, il may be proper TO
state that IL is understood the exclusive right
OF navigating our har6oS OF bay by steam
vessels, belongs to tie prOprie.ors of the Nau
tiins aud other boats which they now ply i'm
the bay. The machinery of the Savannah was
not, therefore, putin operation till she cot
outside Of Sandy Hook
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06

IhefollowlDg communication o the desiruc.
ton OF Com. Aury's fleet at Old Proyidouce
q tie distressed situation Of the troops al thai
place, naked aud IN state Of starvation. i,
COPIED from tile Kingston JAM Chronicle. OF
Feb. |.
The following statement has been handed 10
us tor publications, and we are assured tbat
tue authenticity Of thc relation is indisputa
BILE; We therefore feel il our duty to give il
place.
The following are the names of officers
carried OH since The 2lst September last. by
the Fever and asue, 50 prevalent al Old PIovi.
dence: Colonies Irving aud Henry, cant.
Arnold, assistant cOmmissary Best, lients
Of Cbilfs nephew, DOet. Clark, and many
more whose names are not recojlecfed and
winch does not include very great number
OF unfortunate seamen who were considets
bly, exposed, constantly lying about In the
bushes, with no covering excepting the clothes
on them. Very little medical aid was Afforded
tbem--ln fact no medicine could be procured.
ana from the very great scarcity Of pTOvi
sious, no DOufislInIeHt could he obtained for
them.
One hundred and seven British seamen and
soldiers have deserted, aud the grtater part
OF thcn went so tar as TO venture themselves
~ small canoes, hardly fit 20 contain more
than or >. trusting themselves 10 the o. an.
Many more would have followed, had not flIe
remaining boats been so guarded as 10 prevent
the possibility OF an escape. An Ensiisb sea
man, named Nelson, late Of tie Brush nav,
was hung for expressing his discOnteHt-thf
unfortunate man knew nothing OF hissentence
until brought To tie place OF eNecutioli wlscg.
he requested permission 70 write bis friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-04-06

Letters have been received in Philadel-
phla irem on board The United States
ship Ontario. dated at Callao, Lima)
December 9, 1918. The Ontario was 10
proceed Immediately 10 Valparaiso, and
after short stay AT that place, to sail
for the United States.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
By the President n The u. STATES.

XHTHEREAS, by an ACT of Congress-, passed on
w the third of March, 1915, entitled 4" An act
to provide for the sscertsn,ng and surveying OF
the boundary lines fixed by the treaty with the
Creek Indians and tor other purposes, the Presi'
dent Of the United states is authorized 10 cause
the lands acquired by the said treaty TO be offered
for sale. when surveyed;
Therefore, 1, JAMES MosRoE, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sees for the disposal (sgreesble TO iaw)
of certain lands in the territory Of Alabama, shall
be held at Huntsville, in said territory, follows
On the first Monday in July next, for the sale OF
townships 9, 10, IL, l2, Is and IA, IN ranges aud
2. west-9 10, ii, ~, l3 and IA, in range east
9, IL. ~ and IA. in range 2, east-l2 and l3, IN
range 3, esst-il, IL and l3, IN range A, east
On the first Monday in September, tor the sale OF
townships and TO- in range 3, vests, lO, IL, II,
13, ID, IS, 10. IL, l8. -, 20 and II, IN ranges
and 5, west.
On The first Monday in November, for the sale OF
townships, 9, 10 and IL, in ranges 3 and z, west
9 and ~. in range 3, west-9, l0 and IL, IN range
9, west-9 10, III and ~. in range 10, wesi-9, 10.
ii, IL and Is, III range IL, west-9, 10, IL, IL, Is
and "A in range u, west.
On the FIRST Monday IN January, 1890, tor tue
sale of townships g 10. IL, IL, Is and IA in ranges
Is and Ia, west-l0, IL, ~. i3 and IA, IN range
Is, west--ll, IL, is and IA, in range TO- west-R
and i3, in range z west.
Aud sales shall he held at Cahaba in the said
territory, the first Monday in August next, Tor
the sale of townships 9. ~, IL, H. IS, "a and Is IN
range 5--9 10, IL, IL. i3, Is and 10, II range D.
III, IN range 7-l0 and ii, ia range 9--o, 9 W and
H. in ranges 10 and ll-9. 10 anG IL, in range IL.
Excepting such lands have Oeen, or shall Ge, re-
served acco ding TO w, for 'he use OF schools
AM for other purposes. Each sac shall continue
open for two week, and no longer, and shall com.
mence with The lowest number OF section, TOW nship,
aud rang, AID proceed IN regular numerical order
Given under my hand, al the city of Washington,
this twentieth dav OF March, one thousand eight
hundred and nineteen. JAMES MONROE.
BY the President. JOSIAH MEiGS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
UJr Printers of Newspapers who are authorized
TO publish the Laws Of the United States will insert
the above week al the first Of January next.
April z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
msndrsgovss, it will become so sof TIA, il
may be managed at pieasnfe.

msndrsgovss, it will become so sofi that il
may be managed at pieasofe.
--:o:$s;o:--
Sale ofa UE.--Tht Doncaster paper say
N the las, ma ke, dsy a, Retfo'd, consider
able degree Of curiosity was excited by a ru-
mour that female was 10 be sold by suction.
About IL o'clock the dealer IN human flesh,
made his appearance al the market. stone, at.
lended by his wife, good looking young wo-
mon oil 20, where the captive tair one was OF
fered ios sale, with all the ct ceIeras Of dress
then decorating her person, when she was
purchased for IS Sd with an umbrella, value
u. The name OF the husband Is William
Jackson, of Workshop, that oi the buye'
James Drake, Of Suttoncum-lound, and the
maroeD-nam of the wife, Charlotte WAtkln.
son, OF I" 1iekhiH, God Bless her."
--.o::o:-
BAvAKIA.-Tbe Diet oil Bavaria was SOL
EMMY opened on the 4ib insl. by the King in
person, who delivered on the occasion all ad-
dress, full Of patriotic end liberal senlimen nts,
as honorable 10 his own character as they
must be gratifying tothe people under his
sway "You will see IN all my Cove nment
(he ssys) a perseyerins tendency towards the
common good you will recognize IN il this
constant inevocabie prInciple--to grant 10
agriculture, to the arts, to commerce, TO con-
CIence, and to opinions, every freedom OF &C.
tioD a0d develop. ment, compatible with the
tights of individuals, and with the permanent
OBJECT OF society. You will find the county.
(he adds) Iaboring uDde' burdens, caused by
nose sxt, rdiDary efforts which emperious
circumstances rendered Necessary; bot you
viii be consoed by hndlng that those bur.
liens are diminishing every yea and l hope,
.nat, by our united If t's, We shall, ere long,
,gcceed 10 reestablishina the equilibrium OF
gu, finances" The Queen aud the whole
Cour wefe preseot at ,ais augusI Ceremony,
IoC no,hing could exceed the manifest alton
of d. votlon sod attachment exhibited by the
nem ers oi the diet owafds the Fl st constit-
uilODa Kug of sbe,' country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
xx* CURES PEKtORMED!
Though herstofore considered Easf re!,e/ BY
DIR. RtLFi.'S
BOTANICAL DROPS.

O T. Shsa'nan, eaTpen's,r IF Bo.f'n' was 22
IVA months afflicted with q tumoui on the
back OF IDS hand which ncapacisted hun iri work,
after having tried every thing in vain, md eutered
an operation on his hand, and considered noursblf,
was cured and restored to health by taking bottles
OF these drops
Mr. Wrighs Of Boston, was yeas afflicted with
fever sore on ont of has legs, had lred medi-
cines withou ehecl. Was cue, BY bottles
n Chsd Of Mr. BarriH, Of Hanorer! was cured
of Ulcers sod Bi'es, some nj bicl had ca, down to
the ribs, BY bottles Tins hate was considered
in dsi lag sIa,e wbrn ht begsr "a ing ,hes, drops.
I'm Infant Of Boston, was covered all with
eruptons, ohnd with both eyes, cured BY 8 bot
ties.
An elderly Lady OF Boston was severely fiiicted
for I6 years, with eruption all g, er her attended
with most tormentiDg itchings burr ings sh bloch.
es, had lost thereby Two toe snc ,ne fnse nails,
was cured by bottles she had Il lett her room
for months, and considered past q relief!
a Gentleman Of Lexington, vas ffiicted 20 years
with ulcers in his legs, could, obtain no relief.
was cured BY bottles.
"A Gestleman Of Basfcn, his wife and children
was many years afflicted with eruptons had tried
every medicine without success, was cured b, these
Drops
II Gentleman Of Ror6,ry, was so years afflicted
with q humor one of legs, attended with burning
itching md blotches. - resigned as past relief
tor 50 years could not lac IN bed at times, per.
fecty cured by these drops
"A Lady Of Chariesfo,vn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee Joint had tried
every assistance. and considered past reiiei, con-
traction had formed, when on taking these Drops
aud using DIR. Jebbs Liniment, in 3 weeks she had
the free use Of the joint, the pain left her, and By
continuing them has obtained a perfect cure
These Drops are radical cure for scurvy, scro-
fuis, ST Anhony's fire, leprocy, pmp,ed faces, en-
arged glands, legs, ulcers even when the bore
is affected venerisl tsints whe, mercury has failed,
are the best spring and autunnai physic, and may
be given TO children with perfect safety.-Itiee gi.
or six bottles for five dollars, I2 bottles tor SO or
i2 dozen for Sio0.-1J'.ssk for "Dr Relies Botan-
,cal Drops'-None are genuine, unless signed wv.
Conway" Prepared and sold whole sale by the
''ie proprietor, w T. Conway. chemist, No. I, Bum.
s'ed Place, Boston by mis- special appointment by
SAMUEL w. VINsON, Drugyisf,
No. Ito, Thames-street, Newport
.fiso, By
Lemnel w Riggs, Bristol, Hercules whitney, y.
Mason, Providence; Dyer and Howes, Ufr,Iaru; !;
hreene, Nss- Lsndon Isaac d. Bull, Hartford. /. sni
most druggists, booksellers and rost masters thro'
the United ststes where may be had all these
T''g essefmsa aud highly efprs,sd .'Medioines.''
prepored ty w. T. Convsy.'
DEC. S. 1917. fivN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
HAIR.DRESSING.
SHADRACK HAWKINS.

DESPEc rfuL..f iaiorms the puoiic, that he
v has takes shop at the foot Of uill.strer
here he vii! be happy to wait on gentlcmen IL
e line Of Cutting aud Dressing Hair. Having 60
number Of years followed the business in the CITY
New York. he hopes to be able to give sstsfsc
n to those who may favor him with their custom
and he pledges himself to exert his utmost en-
eavors to please his employers
M lie also attends to the business OF clean.
NJ and polishing Gentlemen's Boots and shoes
III shortly expects to have on hand supply Of
ne Best Liquid Backing.
Newport, April 90.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
POETR Y.
THEY MAY RAIL Al THIS LIFE.
ny r. MOORE.

ny r. MOORE.
fhey may rail at this life --iro" the hour began
IL
I've found it life full Of kindness aud bliss
And until they can shew me some happier planet,
More social and bright, ri conter me with this.
AS long as The world has such eloquent eyes,
AS before me this moment enraptur'd see,
They may say what they will OF their orbs in the
skies,
But this earth is the planet for you, love, and
In Mercurys star. where each moment bring
them
New sunshine and wit from the fountain on high
Though the nynphs may have lvelier poets TO sng
They've none even there, more enamor'd than l.
And as long as this harp can DC waken'd to love,
And that eye lis divine inspiration shall be,
They may talk as they will OF their Edens above,
But this earth is the planet Tor you, love, and me,
In that star of the west by whose shadowy spendor
Al twilight so often we've roamd through the
dew,
There are maiens. perhaps, who have bosoms
tender,
And look, in their twilights, as lovely as you.
But, though they were even more bright than the
OF that Isle they inhabit in the heaven.blue sea,
As never these far young celestials have seen,
Why--this earth is the planet for OF. love. and
me.
As for those chilly orbs on the verge Of creation,
Where sunshine and smiles must be equally rare;
Did they want supply Of cold hearts ior that
ton,
Heaven knows We have plenty earth we could
spare
Oh think what a word we mould have Of II here,
II The haters OF peace, OF affection and glee.
Were fly up to Ssturn's cold comfortiess sphere,
And leave earth 10 such spirits you owe and
me!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Second comtroiier's Office, !
March 25fh, 1919.

NdfCN ZofH, loiS.
yITHEREAs, by the act entitled I" An act regu-
w is,ing the payments to invalid pensioners,
passed the Sd OF the present month, an affidavit of
two surgeons physicians, as to the costHnance
and rate OF disability of the several applicants,
must accompany their respective applications for
the fret payment which shall fall due after the Attn
Of March nsri, and at the end of every two years
thereafter And whereas some Misunderstanding
may arise to the lime when The above mentioned
act shall go into operation
This is to notify all whom it may concern. that,
by the construction given TO the said act by the
Second Comptroller of the Treasury, the before
mentioned affdavits (sgreeabiy to the form pub
lished by the Hon. the secretary OF War, under
date Of the 23d inst) will be required TO accompany
the applications for all pensions TO which tney APP
ply, falling due on the 4th day OF September next
RICHARD QUITS,
A7-*22t. Second Comhf-olEer.
Printers authorized to publish the Laws Of the
United States will insert the above once week ill
the 1st of September next
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

JOHN COOK.

Informs the public in gtne,at y his friends in
particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House of Col
James Perry's, No. 100, Thanes-street, iately
improved by Mr.. DOVE as Public House, and
which he proposes to accommodate. Ladies aud
Gentlemen who may do him the honor to cali apon
him, with the best fare the market may afford No
exertions shalt b. wanting to crafty and oblge -
The best of Liquors will be ready at command, and
good keeping of Horses constantly provided
IrA few steady Borders Iad'es and gentleman, }
can be accommodated in The best manner.
NeWport July I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
HALUABLE FARM.

THE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
L in Niddietown, about one mile and halt from
he statehouse in Newport Said Farm contains a.
pout 60 acres Of land, with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees, Of all kinds-togethcr with the bud
ngs thereon standing. For other information IN
quire of ALANSON PECKHAM
Middietown, Feb. 10. Il
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
For Sale, or TO Let,

THE following Estates House, No ~, on Broad
street. with all the appuri nances. said house
will do we. tor pubuc house Also new house
Ttoner and ak-streets, 80 by 20 feet on the
ground, stories h,su, WI a iarge stable.
new ator. ou the Long vs. tri, 50 by ~ fee, two
stories high, with the wharf III front, IN GOOD re-
par. ing uea, The Drdse Alsu, two three
small ouses snd the and thcy stand on M differ
cot pats Of the town. Oae ha.f OF booy pew in
the Cd Bapus, Meeting House, IN ,lis ,o@ Also
for sale, first re,e chase and harness good
horse and Wagon and harness. headl doors,
window.frames and ssshe, Lumber of various
kinds
Also for sale--75 acre . ot the best kind OF Ver-
mont land, selected by MIR. Christopher sweet for
his own settlement Apply to
ABNER HATHAWAY.
Neuport. Mar z:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
REAL ESTATr.-for sale.

THl. subscriber offers for sale, his
i new Dwelling House. on he Point; where he
now re.ri> the Dwelling House in Cross-steeet,
back of Mr. Benjann Hal's--one third OF Dwell
ling House, in Nil street, TIC iy opposite the Rev.
Mr. Htchcock's meeti~g house, now occupied BY
Thomas Handy, Esq-A large Store on the long
wha ia backsmith's shop, ard quantity OF tools
in Cross-street--and lot Of Land, in Newtown ad-
Joining the land of Messrs Abraham Geo Tilley
The whoe Of the above will be sold on reasonable
terms For particulars and Information relative 10
said premises apply. WILLIAM WHILE.
Newport, Oct 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
French and Italian SehoOt.
MONSIEUR 5. BONFN.S.

M(JNOIEOK -. DONT II4o,
INFORMS the Ladies and Gentemen OF Newport,
i that his school will open Monday 9Th inst q:
the building ,djoinng Doc kISc'a IN Pelham.
street. school every otler day, IN the forei
noon, for Ladies - sftern"Ol, tor Gentlemen
Terms, seven dollars per qsuiter. GJ Private
Lessons out of school hours
Application to be made TO Mr.. BoxrILs, at Mr..
Town, a., Coffee House.
Newport. March u.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends and he pub.
lie, that Capt George La,st0n, in Tivertoa.
Edsard sfanheps and Joseph ". ~ ofson, az New.
port, are the Agents to receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
tie continues to color and dress woolsn Cloths
II all descriptions--to Card Sleeps Wool Of al,
.rades, and 10 manufacture Plains. Sattine,s Coat
,ags, Fianneis, SC Of fvarious colours and shades
those who will favor him with their custom in his
me. may depend on having their work done in tn
oest manner, and on reasonable terms ana th'
smallest favor will be gratefully acknowledged
JOHN BABCotK
Portsmouth, Feb. 10. (5m.J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05
Riebm0ud Snpe,hne Flour.

$50 bbis. kichmond sup,rhu, FLOUR,
of superior qualy-jast received per sloop iiud.
son, and for sale, by
BURDiCK & SON.
Newport, March "a.
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Burnisb GniLHng.

THE subscriber respectfully inIotms the public,
that he has commenced, in this town, and
carries on the business of
BURNlSH GLIDING,
in all its variou, branches. the best manner, and
on he most 30 ~ 'l terms
Those who may require work done in the line of
his profession, requested TO call at his shop, on
the North side OF the Parade, two doors above the
Custom House--where AL favors wa be puns usiiy
and and faithfully executed and gracefully acknowi
edged.
0T Old frames repaired and newly giided.
WILLIAM A. JEFFERY.
Nawport. March IL,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

FOR SALE OR TO LET,
THAT pleasant situation in Howard.
J. street, now occupied by Capt. CrAsLrs
sorrHwoRrH. The house is in good repair Ap-
ply to henry MOORE.
Newport, Oct. sf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

LOi OF LIND.
L'OR SALE--a Lot of Land, on ProsPee Hill, be-
longing TO the subscriber. The pr,se moder.
ate and the terms easy JOSEPH NOkTHUP.
Newport, October z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

BY The President Of tie Onued States.
NITHEREAS. by an Act of Congress, passed on
w the third day Of March, 1915, entitled An
Act TO provide for the ssceri aiming and surveying Of
the boundary lines fixed by The Treaty with the
Creek Indians, and for other purposes" the Prtsi
dent of the United states is authorized TO cause the
lands acquired by the said Treaty to be offered for
sale, when surveyeds
Therefore, 1, James Monroe, President Of the u
nited states, do hereby ,c'sre aud make known,
that public sales the disposal (syreeably 20 'sw)
ot cert in lands IN lhe Alabama ierrtory, shall be
held as follows viz
At Cahabs, on the Sd Monday in March next,
for the sale of
Township numbered IL in ranges is ls 20
IL K ID 10 IL IL Is Id Is 10
II ie 20
l9 loll 10 1S
Al ST. Stephens, on the second Monday in April
Townships numbered S 81 sly is i9 90 in ra 4
IL l8 l9 30 5
l7l8 g
II
At Cahaba. on the first Monday in May next, for
Townships numbered 10 in ranges 9 10
s 789101l
S 10 & III
except such lands as bsve been or may be reserved
by law for the use of schools. for other purposes
The lands shall be offered for sale in regular nun
erical order, commencing with the lowest number
of section, township and range, and continue three
weeks, and NO longer
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
the 24,h OF November, 1918
JAMES MONROE.
ny the President
JOSIAH MEIGs, Commissioner Of the
General Land. Office.
a. Printers who are authorized to publish the
Laws Of the United States, win publish the above
once week till the first of May next.
December 9.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-05

@ Yirfues of Porter. "A man who had been
kAsyRng poYer till he was qu' drunk, hic.
@e0p'd out, that porter was both meat aud
I. drihk. Soon after, going home, he tnmbled
INTO ditch on which companion who was
1nadsug HIN observed, tha, il was no, only
tNsn snd drink for him, but washing and
flsdefsg 600
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-18
VOCAL CONCERT.

MR.. Brennan,
From the London and Dublin Concerts, and
MIR. HEWITT, from New York, res
pecliully announce Concert
THIS EVENING, Feb. 10,
At the Alexandria Theatre.
PART l.
Trio. Mozart.
Song-"Young Henry" Mr.. Brennan, FRA
ham.
Duet-"The Bird" Mrs. Hayes and MIR.
Brennan.
Song-"Just like Love-" Mrs. Hayes, Dayy
Serenade- come down to me- Mr.
Brennan. Cooke.
Solo Violin-the favorite Scotch air Thou
art gone ava" with variations, MI. Hew-
lit, Hewitt.
Song Eveleep's Bower" Mr.. Brennan,
Irish Melody.
PARTII.
Solo violin-the favorite air" Since then
I'm doomed" MIR. Hewitt.
Song Loves young DREAM" Mr.. Bre-
nan. Irish Melody.
Song" Said smile to tear" Mrs.
HAYES, Braham.
Solo yiolin-air, Sally in our Alley"
Hewitt, Hewitt.
Song My heart with love is beating"
Mr. Brennan.
Duet-'I love tbee," Mrs Hayes and Mr..
Brennan, Bishop.
Song-"Ally Croaker," as arranged BY Mr..
Braham, and sung by MIR. Brennan with
unbounded applause at his vocal con-
certs, Irish Melody.
Finale.
The concert to commence at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-18
Morning and Evening Stage
SAIL
SasEs

a-s-,sYI3Fsy. -.
To and from Georgetoun, Washington City
and .4lerandria, noe running,
WILL leave Crawford's tavern, in
W Georgetown, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
passing through the city of Washington
calling at all The public houses on the Ave-
nue., and arrive at Alexandria by half past
II o'clock-leave Browns City Hotel A
lexandria, every evening at 4 p. NJ, and
arrive at Georgetown the same evening.
Fare doIlar-All Luggage and parcels
at the risk of the owner or owners ther
THE PROPRIETORS.
n. B. Books are kept at Messrs. Davis
&. Oneal's Tavern, City Of Washington,
for the entry Of passengers in the above
line.
The Coachee will leave Browns City
Hotel, Alexandria, at III O'Clock A. NJ. and
arrive at Georgetown at ! past II o'clock
passing thro' Washington, and returning
leaveCrawford's at 4 O'Clock, arrive atAlex-
andria the same evening.
By means Of tins arrangement persons
having business 10 transact in either place
may he accommodated with cheap and
expeditions conveyance.
January 2s