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LATHAM THUkSrON,

.9i he Store, 40. l6S, Ihamss sfreef.
uAS received and now offers for sale,
4 l. a General Assortment of StslAe and Fancy
GOODS, ,--.frony hsn are
Bi,ck. blue, btewo, olive, * bottle Broad.
eo,hs, black. billie, brown, olive. drab and mix'd
Csssi,nerest black, msgs zine blue, brown & olive
green relissecloths black. white, red, yellow aud
green Fianucas white twiii'd ditto black pelisse
do. kgur'd do do green booking, 8, ., 10, IL, ~
& IL quarter Rose Blankets, black and assorted
colours Bombsze,is, hgur'd and plaid twill'd do,
Tartan p,a'ds Wiidbores, printed Rat,ne,ts; blue
aud black do ves,ings; worstcd and lambs wool
whole and half Hose Vc,vetst steam-loom Shirt.
inks, do. partially damaged India Cottons, Icish
Linnes Csiicoes. GingLains, white and coour'd
Cambrics,, bsndanno. nag d black silk Hsndkces
chiefs Cotton do, Cashmere shAwtS, Derino boz
der'd do; common do Angola. beaver and hid
Gloves; long and short English elk 10 silk and
tsbby YeIvets Scotch book, sscharilla, lcno and
rfull mu Muslins plain X GsarI jaconeu Cam.
brcs thread. imitation aud cotton lSces, ribbonSs
cypress gauzes, mcrino trimmings
Like1ise -American Ssiinc,ts, Cinghsmp,
Stripes, Checks. Bed,,icks. bIeAch'd T. unblcach'd
shr,ings 4 sheetings, with variety OF other ar
tices TO numcrouo to particuiarizc, oil OF which
will be sold as cheap ~ can be purchased at any
Store in Newpor,, FOR Cash or approved credit.
LLSO Wanted to bsr,ef fot 5000 Yards
Homespun coiour'd and white Flsnnels and 800 VIZ.
woolen stocking Yarn. for which the highest MAJ.
ket price will be Bivea.
Newport, Nov l0 ai ow. y.
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rles; and ic mast be admitted that the
Climate OF Scotland is distinguished for
Its temperature and salubritv. We no.
tee the striking similarity of the diseases
which have prevailed there, and in
greater Or less degree in various sections
OF the u. States-but we have not heard
any thing in our country relative to the
uncommon small flea
Heat of the sveather.-On the 18th
inst as a number of work people w>re
building hay stack in the barn-yard of
Kirkiiill, at Kippen, they felt unusually
oppressed by the extreme heat of the day
about one O'Clock b. m. when Fahren-
heit's thermometer was placed in the sun
on the top Of the stone fence, where the
mercury soon rose, to the surprise of all
present, SO high as l39, at which point
it stood about 20 minutes. The present
hot weather has been productive OF 6ux,
cholera morbus, fever, and very gene
ral disorder in the stomach and intestlnes,
and even sudden death, all aliSing, appar-
emily, primarily from drinking cold wa
ter, butter milk, &c when the body was
s0pernaturaily heated. 1t has also pro-
duced what may, perhaps, be interesting
10 the naturalist, an uncommon small flea,
which has made its appearance in great
numbers III many respectable houses,
where cleanliness is scrupulously observ-
ed, and where none Of the inferior ami.
mails are kept.
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Singing School.

THE subscriber informs the inhabi-
l. tan,s OF Newport. and its vicinity, that be
inis Ids opening School for the 7sfruca0n Of Vocal
Musick, to commence the first Of December, IL suE
fcisnt encouragement be offered. The school will
be kept in Convenient and central place, and every
attention will be paid the selection Of the best
Misick, and correctness and taste in the rcrfor
m ,nce Any who may wish to attend, are request
ed 10 make apple alton previous to the time above
mentioned at the Office OF JsnoA c. Saar's, Esg or
NJ yanes Hamni,nds Library, as the commence.
mcnt Of the school will depend on the encourage
ment offered. SWAN L. PONn0Y.
Newport, Nov. 10. 1919
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Join DYRE,



HAS inst received a new Assortment
Il i of GOODS. OF which he will sell cheap ive
Cash-.fsso"s ihers are -
Blue. bia.k soi mkt Broadclcths /; blue,
black. mixd and drsb Casshneres, black Pelese
cloths ssisinsits and nonbazetts, black, whh-.
red and yellow Fiannels /, Vestngs black Barnba-
ysen, italian Grape. synohAws aud ssrsnetts back
Cashmere Shawis; black DsIhssk do white Cos,on
10. wiih mer,no borders black Barceioua Hand.
kerchiefs handanno. Avg and cotton do. black and
co'ored Canton Grapes; shk and tsbby velvets,
black Csuihric ladies' black beaver, silk and Kid
Gloves gentlemen's beaver Gloves ladies' black
and slate wors,ed Hose geutlemen's black do In
lila Cottons, s,csm-loom shirtiugs white Cambrics
4 & j,eonet Csmbric book, India book leno
Musi,ns mutt mutt, ladies white cambric Hand.
kerchi.is; Dinitiss; furniture Dimitirs carlisle
Ginghams; 6.i caiicoes cotton Damask buttons .
OF ali kinds silver eyed Needles; pound. papers &
box Pms; worsted bindings tapes. ribbons, cot,ou
Balls in boxes, Of sspesior quality. Velvet binds
ins sewing silk and twist knitting plus, scissors
pen knives, combs, &c &c. &c. ,.,..r. y. n
Cotton Floss, 3,.4, 5, 6, and Q threaded,
cotton threads. bobbnN millinett, Bonet paper ana
wire ol-closhs, Umbrellas, Carnscy Frocks sus.
penders, &c. &c &c. y.
.dLSO.-American Cottons, from Cd to IS
cents per yard. Ginghams. Chez, &C Sc. &c.
The above Goods, will be sold very chesp
for Cash.
Newport, Nov. 10. 1919,
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DIED,
In this town, on Thursday last. Mr. wILtrAH
S. N. ALIAS, Jun. aged 50 years.
On Sunday morning last, very suddenly. Mr..
officer in the revolution, and pensioner under
the late Ae, OF Congress. and for many years Town
Sergeant Of this town.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. ELrIapEra LAsxir,
Widow of the late Mr.. James Lnkn, and daughter
Of the late Mr. Thomas Ward Esq in the 79th year
Of her age. Her Funeral will be tomorrow sfter-
noon at O'Clock. from the house Of Mr. George
They in Broad Street, which her Relations and
Friends requested to attend without more par.
ticulsr invitation.
At North. kingston, on Thursday last in the 69th
year of his age, DsSJAMis GAepisEs, ESQ Of
.Lhdd.etesn.
Al Liaie COMPTON, on the 26th ult. Mr. CoasEL.
ius BRioos. OF the late Capt Cornelius Briggs,
aged % yesrs.-And an the 9th, Miss DEsoRAH,
eyed 20, and BEsarArrA. aged Is. daughters OF
MIR. Isaac simmons
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SHIPPING List.
pORI OF NEWPORT.

Sloops Herald, Bliss, N-w.York, Agent, BUyen,
do. Enieavor, Dennis, do, brig Dru.us, Gorlon,
Cayenne ship Aristomenes. Barker, Stockholm.
Monday, Nov Q, l8l9-Arrived Lsig Greyhound,
Dundas, Halifax, n. s. Of and bound to New.York,
put in here tor hsrbor,
CLEARED,
Big Perseverance,, Wilcox, N. Orleans schr.
Betsey, Chace, Georgetown; ship WIN. y Henry,
swinbuFne, Charleston sioops Goiden-Age, Greene,
Plymouth, Ephraim, Pierce, Georgetown schr.
Polly nancy. Wood, Wilmington sioop Herald,
Bliss, New.york brig Cashier, Devoi. Trinidad.
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AfaSONiCK.

Yesterday, the Graod Lodge Of r. Island,
soemnizcd in this town, ma re.interm men, Of
the remains of Thomas Smith Webb, ESQ.
Past Grand Master. Al about o'clock,
A. NJ. veIy numerous procession, consisting
of the Gra0d snd sabor dinate Lodges. Knight
Tempars, Royal Arch Chapters, Reverend
Clergy, aod relatives of the DECEASED, was
formed at ST.. Johns Hsll, and, accompanied
by band OF musick, marched 10 The First
Congregational Meeting House. where the
religious services OF the day were performed,
in the presence Of sn attentive and crowded
sudisace. The Prayers end Discourse by
The Rev. Nc. Bates, Grand Chaplain, were
highly appropriate and impressive, ard the
iousick by the psallonian Society, of which
Col. Webb was the f s, Presidcnl, added in
small degree, TO the solemnity Of The OCCASION.
After the religious exercises were concluded,
,be procession formed as'b-fofe, and ptoceed
ed to the bstying ground, on. tho west side,
when tho customary tnasonick rites were oh.
served 10 committing to the earth the re mains
Gf this estiinaoIs man, and accomplished ma
soD.
The following ren,lemcp, Past Grand Mas.
,srs, ofticared as Pal Beafsrs Wn. YVikin-
son, Esq. Heny FoNIe,- Esq, Col PurScu,
Col. Bowen, Ebenezst Tyler, Esq. Richard
AnlboOy, Esq Prev. hn'.
The Circrn Court Of the y. States viii
convene in this town Oh Monday next
The most important business which will
probably engage the attention Of the
Court, is the trial of VIM. Cornell, for
the murder of VIM. Kane at Fort Ad-
ans, Newport, on the evening of the 5th
Of July last. The prisoner, whose age
is about IL only, is now confined in the
jail at Newport. Messrs. Rivers and
Cozzens are engaged as his counsel.--i6.
The u. States s'oop Of war HorRet.
Captain Read, was left at Gibrrltar, Oct.
s, waiting orders.
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Liverpool Earthcn Ware.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.

hhSI1lDhiIlJ NlO ~ nv C W.
Have just reeered,
SO crates we'll assorted E.arther Ware,
particularly selected Tor this mafksi, consist
log OF
Edg'd and c. c. Dishes and Boxers, 9, 10,
IL, ~, Is, Is, IS, 10. " and % inches.
Edged and T.. e.. Plates
do. do. Twif1,rs
do. do. Muiius,Y, and in.
ebcs.
Best blue printed Plates, Tw.fers and
Mufnns.
d1 do. Dishes, Bikers, sc.
do. do. Teas, Bowles and saucers.
do. do. Jugs, 4, 6, ~, 24s.
do. do. Tea pots, sugars and creams.
do. do Bowls, 9, 4, @, p and 2ss.
Ensmelsd Teas, Tea pots, sugars and
creams.
do. Jugs, bowls, end bowls and ssocers.
T.. & jugs, bowls, &c. &c.
Newoo !. Nov. 10. 1879.
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athRKIED.

In this town. on the 3,st ult by TIE Rev Mr..
Webb. Nr.,AsTHosv v TAyLoa to Miss MAR
THG CovssLL daughter Of Benjsuin Cornell, Esq
Of this ,o~n.
IN IN. 2sth uhiroo, by the Rev Mr. Eddy. Mr..
Tyouas Govt o, ian TO Miss OLtvs CooogsBALL,
t-surhtes of Sc jonathan Caggeshal. all Of Psrn.
r7suHt.
Nr Jossrs JosLYs 20 Miss ApsLAIp CAsLEc.
daughter IT me late ar. Martin Csbec.
At If,,s. c. apssg. hs the Rev " shepard. Pas
rox asows, E>q merchant Of CLasienswy Con
- Nrs ELrzAstTa cpuRes. reIrt of the late
sarnueI Church Esq e L,stie Csmpssn
A, Tire-.o-. ty The Rev = Conan, Mr. AsasA
pospss,e Mss MAaY sisAossy all Of Tise'i'y
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PEWS-ds Huttion.

UTH Be cold az .fueGon, on THURSDAY, re
I'M ias'. az 10 o'eioek, #. M on fhe pre-
rises.
Two Pews 10 the "a Baptist Meeting House,
i No Sc. in the broad Isle. and one wall Few.
Conditions st the tine and place of Sale.
yoy. 10, 1919 AVN LOWE, .fasfr.
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Comn,icsionsrs, Wotire.

CUV7TIEyIOVeFS' IVVtUC.
yNTr, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court Of Probate, for the town Of
Newport, in the cs,inty Of Newport, commissioners
TO receive, examine and adjust tho claims against
the Fstate OF
JOHN THURsvoN. =,
iae Of Newport. deceased. represented insolventi
o hereby give notice. that six months from the 0,
day Of Sept last, ave allowed The creditors Of said
Estate bring in and prove their respective clumss
and thst will attend for that purpose, At any
time within said period. a. 81. Y, u i1A
MsapAH losfpM msaTIS, s's'ns cs""i''f'Her'. !
Al persons that are indebted TO the Estate oey
said deecsscd are called upon 10 make immediaAet
payment 10 o. !,
Newport, Nov 10, 1919. .UHf. arwl 7f ~
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.1LoO.
Rose Blankets, Z, 8, { Double mill'd fash.
10 &I2.a. ionsblc drab Broad.
Desonsblre Kerseys, cloths Ior G,eat
Bach, white, red, & eoats.
other color'd 84\ Peiissc cloths.
Cashmere Shawls. 4 Printed flannel.
So imitation mcrino Blue plains.
do. with very wide Wooden Vss'ings,
and handsome bor-\ handsome patterns.
ders. 4 KNIT d,awers.
- black French Tartan plaids.
Dombazjn. <Silk and metal But.
Sattincts. tons.
Black SinehcwA and 4 Ladies fnc black bea-
Sarsnetts. yer Gloves.
Stout blue Surtout = Olive, beaver, lined,
cloths. & and Angola do.
D sck -0orcntine npd JGen,lcmen real wood
thick black Satin. stock, beaver and
L dies aud Genlle-( silk do.
mems black, drsb, Dark mourning ging-
slate s. mix'd wof- hams, for Is.
s,ed Hose. SG.nliemens crayats.
Whitc and colout'd India cottons.
lambs wool Hose, Canton Grapes
and hall Hose yBisck and white Ital-
b B,ndanno, Gag andy ian do.
black silk HIND Patent steam loom &
kerchiefs. hne twist.
Cotton ditto various SShitings.
kinds. Red mild Caps.
Silk s. ,abhy Velvets, ( Ribbons & Gaiocns.
Fine Csiicoes, hom Pack & pound pins
Is TO 2,6. SBlue, black Sc assort.
Furntu,e chints and ed patent thread by
conpctpis;es. the pound
74ss 4 heavy linen American checks
Damsrk. for lss.
IS lrish Sheetings. 4 English do. for Is
Rnssia Shee,ing, Cotton 4 ,ss 2, 3, s.
Iri'h Linens, from dreaded.
1870 6 y44 bleeched Ameri-
Ravens dck & Dow can Shee,ings for
las linens. L g.
Easiish aud Russia Dark American ging-
diopcrs. hams, Tor ls cts.
7. ny Lawns and lin. Horn & Ivory combs.
en- Cambics. .vLadies white cambric
n own linens. II,odkc.cbi-h.
While cotton Csn SWbne end color'd
bries.4 . end 64S Lus,rins,.
rom 10 to SO. Dec, Lsliaa sewing
Jaeooe, s. mull Mus silk.
lns. NI,aiian b'aid..
Al & s 4 book mus { Inserting thinning
iins snd leDoes. end Carpet blDd-
Book muslin Hand logs, &c. &c.
keichiels.
LIKE WISE.
A fresh supply Of the fiest qualify white,
Blue, nix'd and dark lead knitting Cottons 2
and 3 threaded.
Newport, Nov. 10, 1919.
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FROM THE sP.fAJSA AM.fy.vE.

An arrival at New. York, in Is days
passage from Maracaibo, advises, that at
the time Of her sailing, the Patriot forces
were within 35 miles of that city, and
were rapidly advancing. There were no
troops at Marcabo to oppose them.
An arrival at Baltimore, in short pas
sage from C;rh,sena, states. that Gen.
Bolivar was but a short distance from
that city; and that it was expected, it
must fall once more into the hands Of the
Patriots.
By the last accounts from Buenos Ay-
res, it appears, that the most vigorous
measures were in operation to defend the
country against the Cadiz Expedition
and tha, all European Spaniards were
held to remain in the place, with their
property and effects.
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Fall & Winter Goods.


iI@, <"aMes-sUees, ~
ROBERT Il. LEE.
Who weary with tue stale cry ct Chssh !
Cheap! CAeah! respectfully invites the
public to call aud examine tor themselves.
They were bought wholly for Cash, end
mostly at Auction and can be sold for Cash
only.--AMoSe THEN ARs -
AYAVY blue, black, brown and olive com.
IN p.an & superfioe BROADCLOTHS.
Blue, black, Dab and mix u double S sin.
gle MILD CASSlMERES. t..
Olive, brown, black, crimson, snuff, mesa
iin, einnamoa end scarlet BOMBAZETTS.
Blacks, complete assortment from lsS to
~ WILDBORES, tom IS 10 is6 almost
every colour.
Back, red, white, yellow, green and Grim
son fLANNELS.
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Wors,ed bindings, tapes, 4 'bobb;rs. pin@| <lS
LEI, Cotton Ross, 2, 3 L 4 threaded, q 3 epT9
knitting cotton. patent thread boxes Of pins.
colours, Russia diapers, silk Umbrellas, paMeDS< u
milIinett and wire, velvet Ribbons Cotton - ~ .
Sfahonry Writing q letter paper slstesto
eils. lead pencils, pocket books. shd nprses. u
srsndum books. waters, sealing vat, playing (ca d
snuH boxes. sand boses, qais, ink p<4der,l dufaS
bic ink. pentnive; and scissors. a good .ssos'msos
tooth brushes drawing paper hair peSojIs. rslcs,X
scsIes. dvidcrs, ooxes of colo0rqSyproet combe.
sc Re &c. with school nd eAildsehe ~ of a
descriptions. a A<{
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BY HIS EYCELLEhCY
NEHEMIAH K. KNIGHT, Esq.

GOvernor, .Cal:f IN General, and C0oamGaser
IA ChtcE ot ih- STATE Of Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations
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The u. States s'oop Of war Horne,
Captain Read, was left at Gibrrltar, Oct
s, waiting orders.
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Was Committed.

TO my custody, on the LIST July, NE.
GRO BOY. about IA years of age,
4 feet 10 inches high, who calls bi.rself
FRANK BULLEN had on when ccm.,
mitted IN old Osnaburgb shirt, and pair
OF old blue and white cotton trowsersf
says he v as purchased by Mr. Lock, ofthe
city Of Washington, from Mr.. John
Weightman. The owner is hereby re-.
qursie, TO come forw ard, prove properly,
pay charges, and take him away {; OF he
viii be sold for his prison fees. as tn law
dirrr's GEO. H. LANHAM,
Sheriff Of Prince Georges seuny, vi
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JOIN IN! ON,
JOIN GiRSLN.
PHILIP HARRISON
Not zee,

II HE un'ersigneo being anxious to close
l their business, ana bell, wing hat no.
thing short # a drte'n nation moi t. prose-
cute it for the present will onat the m
to effect 50 desirable IN event. itspeciiuI-
y an earnestly solicit al those " no are
nGeEted TO them, to naEe in,u eSistp pay
nent. in ornar 10 enable thtm to n eet
more promptly the dcUsnds of those to
whom they are indie ted.
r 81. VAUDEVILLE.
august 10 dif
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,,evept the collection OF The ac-
Sac'cs P the individuals to whom the
co... has bern charged.
eulS ih s. That the tax on one story I'M
9r.lr ,r Oh rged to, and paid by Caleb
Go|g1,'. That the sum assessed on vii
Of3 n,,,yanghn, for dog shot by the con-
,aIless.. , I1 for surveyor Of the town,
g n Harper was duly {. elected tsd rsfs ,rea
The p'I mon motion, discharged from the
He ,S,,r e. roosiirratiaD ot the same, and the
'JL'', n.,iiion was referred 10 the surveyor
! ,hr 'o"n, ho r,;nn,as
n, I't \. |. P.THOMPS0N, C.
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Public Sale.

ON FRIDAY the cath Of SEPT, ntef
~ next will lie solo, a: puhiic saa. at
Cedar Grove, The laie residence Ct fGgar
Nice arty, Decreased, all The persona este
OF ssit decedert CONSISTING OF I,s ICES;
stock OF horses, cattle and hogs, hCL thoId
and kitchen Iuinrure nd iaiG ihe uien.
sis OF Every description 2cruis will ID
made known on The d., oi q z.
THOMSON +. MASON,
august 90 nd m's Administrator.
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Was Committed.

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria
IL on the Sd ult. as a runaway, a negro
man called BEN HEN DERSON, sup.
posed to be the property of George Thorn
Ton, of King George county. The SAID
negro is about 50 years ofage /; feet 6
inches high bald mead; and shoemaker
By trade. The owner is desired TO come
prove property, pay charges, and take
him away, otherwise he will be disposed
of as the law directs.
ANDW. ROUNSAYELL;
september8 Jalor.
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Patton & Butcher

IIAvING purchased a part of The car
4 L go of Swedish IRON, per the brig
Dove. offer he same for sale, II consists
of wagon tire, inches wide; l2 5-3 3 !
and 7-8 and inch Trick also, u and II
wide by SO incii thick, snitahlc for chair
Gre, all well drawn and exec, q.ia HES.
8 mo. 30lh. diwm6Sw2w
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Dried Hides.

E'OUR thousand tour hundred Rio
4 Grande DRIED HIDES of superior
quality, (aversging abou 28 pounts, J
now la''dins trVu ship America, for sale,
II earl Application j. made 10
DANIEL S0MERS, or
JAMES 4 JOSHtA HARPER.
august 20
The LeesbuIg Washingtonisn, Winches 8.
'er Gazette, Fredericktowh Herald, will
insert the above seven TIRES. and forw ard
heir accounts TO this office for usymtpt,
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!Srfe Of the Heather
Oh ,ries Bcnuet,

FJNSiopor,ed per the ship Boston, cap
81 tan Finley ,and offers iorssle, whole
-. or retalt-
lns,.'u aufVene'itR carpetlnS
!. Yellow and white flnne's
s. Frar and common clothes and her
.ey'er,S
f rH,zeits of I'll colors
Ro,e aa.! three point Blankets
Fine MI mar5lei kerseys
Buruilms
4 h.ndsome assortment Of Pelisse cloths,
3qt J2r The George Washington, "a. Balf'-
more.
o1ai anti herring tr,ine and shoe thread
7; the ship Potomac, expected daily, he
viii receive,
SHcppari's Regent blue cloths
Scotch plaids
.Pomaa2e,ts assorted
S,,7stown vesliue and ,clIenetts
Linen bed ticks, OF first quality
hluI ruSiiUs
Colored aai white countelpanes OF large
sizes
CarpetingS and carpet bindings
Th;cb with his r~escnt stock on hand, viii
render hi, assortment "I
English E Irish Goods,
very complete.
eeut.r,cr wfm2ww5w
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For Sale OF Barter.

s. A well improved FARM. in
sfFS Fairfax county. containing about
9sss $50 acres. on which is good
49, dwelling house, kitchen, barn, sta
hles, blacksmith shop anG house, &c. &c.
two Young thrivius orcbars, one OF APP
pies the other oi peaches, an! excellent
wafer As ii is expected any one deslrous
10 bargain will wish to see ii first, further
description l. deemed unnecessary. Lands
in Kentucky aud Tennessee will he taken
in exchange for the above. Application
To re made by the first or middle OF Sep
TENDER, by letter or otherwise, 10
EDN. l. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Court House, or
ISAAC KEEL, Alexandria.
August 27 Il
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-08
Inflrmnti1n Wanted.

A BOUT one Joseph LiPOP, a ma
- tive oG Rome, in !tsiy, who was 1t
Al"van iria, in the year 1911, in the SER
vice nf W.. Scrrurier, the minister pIeni-
pct"ntary of France, lie was there EN-
pIoyed also ~ Que Mr.. Tailor, coach-ma-
krr, and then went TO Washington city.
Oru4mpntjng coaches was his u-ua' basil
ness II Joseph L,pop lives, he may hear
Of srmelhing 10 hrs advantage, bv aDniy-
ing al the Office OF the .4ierGnl ria Greene
II he j. dead, persons acquainted with this
Slct and other circumS anCe>, will confer
favor on his friends by communicating
Whit they know.
Newspaper editors viii also ohlige
item by giving an Insertion 10 this tdver-
tTSement
JOSEPH BON'EA.NTT,
No. Sos, Broadspay, .Ner- York.
septe4nber7 TN
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For Sale.

Will. sell Oh very reasonable terms,
b 3tirrs hh's. md 10 quarter casks Of
the imr ortation> OF 1916. IL q. Is, MIR
doch & Co. brand, for the purpose OF .os.
ing sales VIM HODLSGN.
august %
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Fat Cattle for Sale.

T'HE subscriber, living six n lies above
L Middle hrrg, on the paved road
leading to Alexandria. has for sale up
wards of 100 head of as fat cattle as can be
produced in Virginia as there is a COM
plant OF hard times. he will give few
months credit 10 man of responsibility.
august 10 JOHN CARTER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-08
august SO

= Young Ladies Seminary.
MFRS. CoTTiNGER'S Seminary for
IVA Young Ladies will reopen on
Wednesday,, the lstofSeptember nert.
da,ed.-Mrs, G. has engaged additional
masters 10 attend her school, and hopes to
give satisfaction TO the parents OF such
children as are placed under her charse.
angus, u flnw6t