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Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-02-16
AGRICULTURAL.
MANURE.

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We shall avail ourselves of whatever
information we can derive from different
sources, on the subject Of compost and
nGnures. We are persuaded that many
farmers are possessed OF the knowledge
OF facts, that would contribute much TO
our great object, and could they be per-
suaded to divulge it, they would confer a
lasting favor on their brethren and the
public. The application of lime, burnt
clay, salt, gypsum, wood ashes, marine
shells, tan bark aud pomice, has, in some
instance been made, and we would en-
quire with what success ?-on what soils,
in what Quantities, and on what crops !
Hints which would lead to the detail of a
single successful experiment, might be the
means OF exciting an attention that would
produce lasting effects. Indeed, without
free communication between farmers, little
can be expected Of profit or improve
ment and what, we would ask, presents
more proper medium than newspaper,
which almost every man, woman and
child is in the weekly habit of reading
And it affords us pleasure thus publicly
to acknowledge the promptitude and po
liteness of printers, in giving their col
nmns TO the good Of the farmer. We
have made enquiries on the subject Of ma
rine salt and submit the following remarks,
the truth Of which, may be tested by ex-
periments on small scale, which, if sue
cessful to the extent which European far
mers have experienced, may be extended
as occasion may require. Salt manures,
when divested Of their salts are reduced
to mere lifeless matter; therefore, to pro-
cure salts proper for vegetation, without
any extraneous mass, would be an i'm
Elizabeth-Town gazette., 1819-02-16
LEGISLATURE OF NEW.JERsEY
SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

SKETCH OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE
HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY,.
Saturday, Feb. 6.
Mr.. Kinney reported bill concerning
mill dams, ordered second reading.
BiHs passed-The supplement to the
act respecting writs of error--the supple
ment to the act regulating fisheries 10 the
Delaware-lhe bill providing for the for
nation Of map of the state-and the bill
concerning estates Of persons who die in
solvent.
The supplement to the militia law was
again taken up and recommitted.
The bill to incorporate Bank al
Perth Amboy was considered by section
and passed TO be engrossed.
A message from Council informed that
they had passed the bill to anthorise the
inhabitants OF Newark to raise money
the bill authorizing the enclosure of wood
land in Franklin, Bergen couny--the
supplement to the Ringwood and Long
pond turnpike act--and the bill to incor-
porate the Newton turnpike company.
Adjourned to 3 P. M.
3 o'clock the House met-Mr. Darcy
from committee reported bill for the sale
oi the government house and lot in the
city OF Trenteu-read and ordered Sc
cond reading and to be printed.
The bill to incorporate the Morris Fire
Association, was read second time and
ordered to be engrossed.
The supplement to the act rendering
lands liable to be sold for payment Of debts
--and the supplement to the act respect
ing conveyances, were re-committed.
The supplement TO the act respecting
tide meadows was taken up, considered
and passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. Parker presented bill supplement
! tary to the act constituting courts OF oyer
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
BOSTON, DEC. 20.
CONGRESS-.

In the House on the 2lst inst. bill
providing for the admission of the Dis1
trict Of Milne into the Union as State
was reported, read, and the next day as
signed for its considerations Conf
mi,:ee was appointed to consider the ex.
pediency of providing for the applica.
ton of guardians. for pensions for per-
sons under their care--An account wa
called for of expenditures for Fortifca'
tions since 1916, where, their present
condition, Sc-Committees were in
strueted TO inquire whether the expen-
d;tures in the different Departments,
and of the contingent fund, cannot be
diminished.-A Committee was in
structed to inquire what allowances have
been made to officers for removal of bag.
gage, for quarters, for fuel, &c. and the
expediency Of regulating the same
Tie Committee on Military AfTaifs was
instructed to report to the House the OBJ.
jects Of the expedition up the Missouri,
expenditures upon it. Sc.-A bill to
pay for horses employed in the Semi
mole war, ard lost. was read--the legali-
ty of their employment, BIC. was ques-
tioned-a motion was made to pospone
the bin indefinitely. but not decided
when the House adjourned. The pro-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED.
scbooners Messenger. Hall. Pbi,delphis Hope,
sve,,, Halifax; sioop Rebecca Clark, Damon. Eden.
ton.
CLE1RED.
Brigs Ar,stei. sesbury, Wilmington; cs'h'rine.
Wood, New Orieans schr Hope, 5wett. New.York;
sioop Hs'cyon, Perry, do.
.5ftsday, Dee. 27-Arrived s'oop Earl OF Roches'
ter. Neal, 5 days from Charleston.
Same day-brig Charles. BAssett, or Hsiowell,
from Phil dephis. bound tn Boston.
The brig Nereus. Eas,on, OF this pof, cleared ~
Philaiciphis, on the 18Th inst for Narseiiles.
The ship Amazon, Dcvens, Of this port. arrived
st Deal, Nov. 10. ssfed the same day for Lpndon
The sicop Lively, ssbss, from hence. Arrived at
Eorfok, Dec ~
The brig Hiram. Gale. cleared st baltimore. the
18Th inst. fcr surrinam.
Brig Ru.sei Newton, ~ his port, eIesred at Bal.
timore on the 2fst inst for Cuba.
The Cysnne and Hornet, slcopsofwsr. ere at
Sev.York. ready Gr See
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MARRIED.

A. Uesfe,iy, Oh The 25l inst, Mr.. wfLLIAs G.
PEaDLsros ID Miss ELIzABETH HALL, dawgh.
ter of capt Lyman Hall, bot! Of u,at town.
A. Chariesfo'c',, on sunday evening last, by Asa
Church, Esq MIR SAMUEL pEaay, jun TO Miss
MAaiA GaxssG. daughter OF Isaiah Greene, Esq
all Of that town
A, Pin.fsid. .Ws's Maj RgwJAsrS wATsos,
Of this town, TO Miss ELizABsrH MARsH.
A. Brookiyn. " r Doct WILLIAM EurLsn, OF
the u. =. Navy. to Miss JANE PInRv. of this
town. daughter Of the late Capt Chris,opher r.
Perry
A, washrns'on (.n,' ) on ne io'h Oct ar.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29

Ioths dsy's paper viii L. found go inter.
es,ios document from the Secretary Of Stale,
TO eur Minister In Spain. ], gives . general
vis~ OF ous relations with Spain, and Is highly
in,erss'ipg. The length Of The paper pre-.
cIudes The insertion OF u.any other articles on
hand, particularly he sceoun, of meeting at
Providence on the subject OF Slavery waich,
however, will Be published nex, week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
NV. YORK, Dc. 81.


MeL..sfo.y Shibspreek.-It IS with
extreme regre, we nave TO record tie
loss Of The snip America, Capt. VibJer,s,
belonging to Mr.. Charles Hail, Of this
city. This ship had been out about l80
days from Calcutta, with valuable car
go Of piece goods. silks, sugar, &c. and
being Oh the eve Of entering the port,
was driven ashore during the gale of
Sunday last. at four O'Clock in the after
noon, opposite the Highlands, on the
Jersey shore, having previously lost her
rudder, and in short time went to piet-
es; and painful to state, Captain vib-
bers. MIR. Garrgus and MIR. William
A. Field, the two supercargoes, both
belonging to Philadelphia, Mr.. Mi
nugh. the second mate, and eleven
scaniei, were drowned. Capt. Vibberts
and the two supercargoes were in the
boat, drifting ashore, when the mainn,sst
fell on them. The body of Capt. Vib.
berts and three others, drifed upon the
beach, as well rs number of bales of
goods. &c. The sea was so high that
the ship struck in four fathoms water.
We understand that the America was
sent out from this port by Philadelphia
houses; the money for the voyage raised
in this city, on respondents, aud insur-
ance Effected to the amount oil about
200, 900 dollars.
One OF the survivors informs, that out
Of the Whole crew, eigh: only were able
10 90 duty, the rest being down with the
scurvy; lh,t Thomas Parsells, the car.
penter, died about a weeks since that
the ship went to pieces about six III the
evening"; and that he saw mangled
bodies on the beach the next morning.
Captain Vibberts has left wife and
four children, who reside in Sussex,
New-Jerscy. :
Unfortunate oecMrenee.-Ycstertlay
afternoon, about three O'Clock, as tir.
S,oughton, attorney at law, was walking
down Broadway, near the corner Of Mai,
den-lane, he met with Mr.. Robert Good.
win, of Baltimore. and after some .1ords
and blows. Mr.. Stoughton received u
wound from cane sword, of which Re
died in a few minutes. Mr.. Goodwin
walked of, and at this moment we be-
lieve has not been taken. A circum.
stance of this nature could not have fail
cd 10 excite much public feeling, ard
various rumours and reports have arisen
on the subject. We have endeavored to
ascertain The Causes which led to this dis.
astrous affair. Mr.. Stouehton, it ap-
pears, had acted AS counsel in some s,iits
brought against Mr.. Gnodwin, in rela.
ton to Spanish affairs, in which Mr..
Goodwin took umblage at some transac-
tions, and had challenged Mr.. Stoughton,
which he declined accepting. We arc
told, that in walking past Mr. Slough
ton, Mr.. Goodwin used some harsh
terms, which was resented by Mr..
Stoughton, who returned and struck
Mr.. Goodwin-a scuffle ensuing. MIR.
Stoughton received the wound which
terminated his existence. MIR. Goodwin
walked leisurely off. Such is the ac-
count given to US by person who saw the
affair. We deeply regret that an event
of such nature should have occurred in
dur city, but forbear charging upon it at
present. ". T. Nat. Aavoeate.
BOSTON, DEC 2s..
CNNCDfSC
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cccdings II tie 22d we're no. received
yesterday, owing to the failure of the
mail bc,ond New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
DOMESIIL' COl'7ONS.
JOHN F. TOWNSEND,

LAS Just received 1000 yds Of brow (,
l. Il and we'll besched .heciing ard shirtng Coii
tons Of good quality, which he "acrs for Sale ~
very reasonable prices. ftyW.
lie also, offers for sale General Assortment of
English, French. India add Arhcriran Coods, amneh
replcni jed from late Auctions, which he 10 selling
as cheap ss any Of his neighbours.
Cotton warp and filing Of an exceI'ent Gna'l.
and of al numbers kept constantly tor sale much
lower than usuaI.
Newport, Dec 20, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
NOIICE.

DETAiNED. beIie,ed TO he s'olsr. smack hc.',
~ sbout % feet keel. sIoop reged. tors'la =
With ldaek man. Who bad said boa, ~ posse si' t.
snd who .sys he took her f'on tie harho' o' Rev
por. The owner nav learn irriher particulars. =
Supplying at The Pos, Office IN Troy, Mas,
Troy, Dec. 2, 1879 Z" -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
ST. JOHNS LODGE. NO I

The B'eIhren Of 81, John. Lodge, No I,
ogrceaby to Notice, convened y, ihrig Lodge.
Room, IN Mondsy evening, the s7,n ius,
aad IN due To- m proceeded TO The .iec,ira oi
officers Tor The ensuing yeos---wtcn the ioi
lowing gentlemen wue elected.
JOHN l.. BOSS, R w NJ
STEPHEN 4. NORTHAM, S. w.
ROBINSON POTTER J w.
THOMAS r GARDNER, Treasurer.
JOHN HANDY, Secretary.
PELEG FISH, ) d
ISAAC SHEER MAN, J. ID.
THOMAS EMERY.
DAVID BRAMAN, jr. '''
JOHN rlLLINGHAST, Tyler.
After which the Lodge was closed In bar
mouy aud peace.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29

The Adjutant- General oftle State of
Pennsylvania. was in this town few
dnys s;nce, and presented to the widow
oil Com. PERRY the gold medal and a
copy of the resolutions voted by the
legislature Of that state 10 the Hero OF
Lake. Ere.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29

On the 2od inst the venerable VIII
LIAM t.tLERY, EsQ, cue of the tour
Survivors who signed the Declaration Of
Independence, entered his nnety third
year
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29

a TO kE1';
THAT excellent and we'll known Farm IN Tiveri
ton, The former residence OF Col John Cook,
and late belonging 10 Capt Elisha Brown, Contain
ing About $50 OF the best land in the state
Application TO be made on or betorc the 18th teba
rusry 1920. For terms and other particulars Ar.
ply to w. ELLERY, IT,
Commissioners Notice. -
XXTI, the subscribers. having BEEN apronted-ty
w the tion Court of Probate, for the town ~
he~pors in she county of Newport. conrmissicn-
ets ,oreceise examine, and adjust,e osnns sgainss
the Estate Of
BILLINGS BURDICE.
late Of Newport, deceased, reprcss.ted inso'ven,
do hereby give NOTICE, that six months, from the
date hereof are allowed 10 the creditors Of said ~.
tate to bring in and prove their respective clslms
ard tha, We will attend for that pni pose. ut aiy
time during sad pcriot lltt .N
EDWARD THURsTON,l I r,a,-.,.,...L
THOMAS HORN5Bv. )
Hii persons that src indebted to the Estate &c
said deceased are called upon TO make immediate
payment TO
ANN BuRDICE. .9iministrafrir.
Newport. Dec, 90, 1919
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29
LITERARY.

III EKNKf.
- EPRINTlD. with explanatory
~ Notes and an appendix. and for g. ir. by tho
subscriber. sketch of he causes of his abdcstinx
his residence in Cornish. New. nvshire. Fiss, in
the spring OF 1916; And rgsin, Mer a second pur.
chase Of tue same, in The aulnmer Of i9i6
The right of self defence is Of the u,nnst imrcr.
tance is dear to repfesen, stion sud esssrtsl ~
well being Within the bounds Of equity il csnnnt
be ultimately s'ihed Where the n0leoce oftqu''y
is gone, like the ocean beyond the susvi,y OF. lie
pasetary system, liberty itself so Indispensable IL,
every species Of pro,perity sound once 90 sacre,
to an American heart Liberty itself degen~rstrs
into tnrnuuous iirentiousntss, aud the tAir iabl.r
Of society, inciines 10 dissolution.
PAUL NJ. MvMroRD.
Dec. 29, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29

JAMES D'WCLf,
LAS fn sale at his store in Bristol.
L j flassia'iroo, Duck 4 Hemp ALSO, Cordsge.
msdc 81 the bcs, ci~sn Hemp. Of diherm sizes.
among winch are hve Cables OF the test QUALITIES
and workmanship, msnufacuysd ed of th. 6n.s, yN us.
from 10 to i13 inch and trem 90 to 100 a,homs |;
ships shroud,ag from the largest to the smallest
size. which will be Mold much uuder ,he price os
Hemp.
Also for sale. Coffee. Rum and molssses. :.
Bristol, Dec 2e,h 1919 "a ~
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The Providence American of yester-
day, says, :" His txcellency Gov.
KNIGHT. accompanied by Col. DIX.
TER, lett town Yesterday morning, OH a
visi, to Philadelphia"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-12-29

We are sorry to learn (says the Yer.
mont Staidard) that an erroneous i'm
pression has gone abroad respecting the
conviction OF Stephen and Jesse Brown,
at Manche ster, iu lie murder OF Russell
Colvin. They were not convicted
"npon ihe DREAMS of thar neighbOr," 4"
as has been stated in some ofthe papers !;
and we iea,n from good authority that
the dreams we're not attempted to be III
troduced as evidence against them, in
COnrs-
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that on Satutfsy tie
ia day Of January next. the haN yearly DIV.
d will be declared and paid 10 such persons ~
books Of the Bank, will shew 10 he Stockhodt,s
the 24;h inst
Notice 10 li.sewi.c given. tbrt On "wednesday. tic
n day of ssid January, general meeting 81 tie
och holders will take place 81 their Banking Hous'
half psst 2 clock, p. ~ for the election of I,'-
ctors and transaction of the necessary business %
id Bank BY order OF the President Directors.
JOHN X SffEARMAN. Cash
Newport. Dec IS, 1919 tsw]
Rhodc. Isiand Insurance Company.
THE Stockholders Of the Rhode Island Insurance.
Company, are hereby notified, that gener''
meeting rili he held q, the banking house ot TIC
Newport Bank. on "Wednesday he ffth day o' jaw
usry next. s halt past two o'clock Z III. for the G.
lection of Directors, and transaction OF such other
bu.inrss as may be considered necessary
Newport. Dec IS, 1879 t3w)
NOTICE..
Is hereby given to all persons indebted
l. to the Estr'e of
WILLIAM MOORE. Jun.
thst unless settled on before tie frst day ct
March oest their Ho,es spd Accounts w'Il be PIT
i.lo the bspds of sr Attorney for collection.
SAMUEL wHITfioRNE,1
HARRIET MOORE. [ rx...,.,.
WILLIAM CAHOONE.
HENRY MOOWE
Nevpor' Dec 81. 1919.
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The Infamous crime Of piracy has,
within the lasl two or three years, been
prac,iccd 10 most astonishing extent.
Macy have been lately tried and convict
ed the Southern States, and many
more await their trials. .,--. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-15
Romulus h;ggs's
nXCHl.TGE BANKING, HOUSE,
AID
BROKERS' OFFICE.

Bridge street, Georgetocva.
VEIHIS is intended as permanent cstab-
a Hshmcnt, AMI the community will find
it one Of the greatest conveniences in the
United States, AMI of great public utility.
At this house therair exchange on the life
rent bank notes from every part of the union
can at all times be had: 1t is to bc hoped
that. BY the operations of this Office, the
community Will get rio of 4 host OF Shnocks,
Shavers, Secret and Raining Brokers, who
inieSt the District, frequently Procl9iiming
the failure of country solvent ban S, Tor the
express purpose ct purchasing the notes of
such institutions at great discounts. busi-
ness IN Ter the following heads VII! be trans
acted. This establishment possesses Finds
10 negotiate for any amount, and all ousi-
ness lone for cash.
lst. Ill BANK checks, bills at sight, post
notes not due, and bank notes from al parts
of the United States, bought and sold. 4,
%. All notes, bills of exchange, divi-
demos anil interests, collected ana RENTED
according to orders.
Sd The notes the United States bank
AMI all Of its branches received at par.
ith. Strangers, citizens, and others. may
deposit current money for safe Keeping
and il lett for thirty days, or longer, will
receive At the rate of six per cent. per an
nun for the same.
9Th. All business in the line of money
broker promptly attended to Tor small
commission.
6,h. All southern and western traders,
bringing to the district large sums OF south
ern and westem<bank notes, can deposit
for safe keeping, ant draw for the same as
may suit heir convenience.
7th. Prompt attention paid to the orders
of all respectable brokers and exchange o.
fees throughout the United States-who
will please to favor me occasionally win
their rates of exchange on bank notes and
bills. Georgetown, Dec. 8
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Wheat, Old Corn, and Mary
n land Tobacco,
4 URCHASED BY 90.
Oct24 L.4WR.dSOF {. FOULE.
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contains sixteen pages octave, in small but
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MED with copious Index. The price per
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The Public Documents, both foreign and
domestic the proceedings of Congress, and
authentic news of every description, are
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ments are decidedly American, indepen-
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scribeSs by the mail. the public patronage
isrespcctfully solicited.
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Gone to the Southwark or
Westward.

A YELLOW WOMAN. called Celia
"a Delchcr, in the 23d year Of her age,
about 5 feet or 8 inches iiigh--marks like
moles on the right side OF her face, which,
with several letters on her left arm, were
made with india ink. She is about four
months gone in a state of pregnancy-tol-
lowed her husband, Jim Clark. yellow
man. who was purchased from this place
and taken away iE company with large
number of slaves, about two week ago, by
a man Of the name of Basset. |: IS suPpo-
sed they nave gone TO the westwa Celia
was born free, and had with her a notarial
certificate OF her freedom, and description
Of her person. Her mother, the subscriber,
is much afflicted by her manner OF gong "a
way, and desire, that any humane peop!l,e,
who NAV chance to meet with her, Will
persuade her TO return, being apPrehenslve
that when she gets into a strange country,
where she will be unknown and out OF me
reach of her friends and those who would
be likely 10 protect her, attempts may be
made by some avaricious and unprincIpied
persons. 10 deprive her of her liberty, and
sell her for Stare. Should any such at:
tempts be made, fifty dollars reward will
be paid TO any person who will communi-
rate such information as shall lead TO the
conviction of the offenders, and the reCore-
> ~ HANNAH DETCHER.
Alexandria, Octobcr6, 1873.
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yr Ilawrason & FowIe

YE tNdN'dS'''i q L ONiC
S1AyE FOR SALE,
loo pieces Russia duck
ego heavy and light Ravens do
20 white and brown sheetings
POO diapers loo do crash
so chests young Tyson tea, of the Clo-
thiar and BENJAMIN Rush's cargo
90 pipes Holland gin. superior quality
GO French and Spanish brandy
10 puncheons windwacf island rum
8 pipes old Sicily Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipes, quarter, and half
quarter casks Superior Old Madeira and
Malmscy wine, from tic house of Kccrs &
Co. I'd 10 God
400 casks cut nails. assorted sizes. from
l5o boxes mould candles, super. quality
400 brown soap
90 barrels sperm oil
Boston and Chelmsford window glass,
of all sizes
Bales OF battas. mamoodics and flag
handkerchets
80 crates assorted Liverpool ware
SO barrels mackcreI, in VIII. e. If. bbis.
80 boxes soft SHIELDED almonds
December
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Hxchange & Brokers Office,
Georcet6wn. District Of Columbia.
P0NjTJTS RIGGS.

Georref67yn. District of Columbia.
ROMULUS RIGGS.
A T his olfire, next doc below Craw-
~ ford'stayern. Bridgc-st Georgetown,
will exchange ael KIM of Bank Notes en-
The most reasonable terms. All persons
who nav have notes on the banks of North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia,
would do well to call on him, as he is
largely in the purchase Of that kind of mo-
ney. and will take it on the most reasona-
BILE terms.-Persons travelling TO the West
ern Country may at all times get The Bark
Notes of the Western Banks alta fair dis
court, by calling at his Office. For the ir-
formation of all persons throughout the U.
States. X. Riggs makes il known, that all
of the Banks of the Distr!st OF Columbia
nav their notes on demand, j. .pecie; and
!, wop!d he much 70 the advantage of the
merchants. and trading to the South and
west. 20 encourage the circulation of the
Notas of the Banks OF Georgetown, WASH
ine.ton and Alexandria. as it will At all
times answer for remittanceS to the large
commercial and Atlantic towns all per-
SONS emigrating or travelling 70 the west
ward should be very particular and take
the Notes Of the Banks of the District OF
Columbia. as they will hr 4 them the most
current, there beng no counterfels on the
District Banks. The Merchants Bank of
Alexandria hasFions nee failed-all per-
sons should be on their guard, as they will
be imposed on August IL