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seated himself from Rome, as usual on

That occasion. ,,,, o.
Opr streets, during the last two days,
/. sor. presented the appalling spectacle OF
.h,rs,nds Of frame work knitters Omen and
goncn. out of employ, parading the town
n osacefll solemnity, and calling upon all
>, {" Pin the Distressed They ask Tor
endowment, and in the remuneration OF
.,e;r l,bors are content with what their
employers have heretofore deemed to be
rl,,on7b!e r'-Fhey have published,
4,~in, he week, an Appeal, addressed TO
E. \ generous Public" in which they pro-
.ast IN Il to live by honest industry, with
.u, r7rochiai aid, is the sole AMI anxious
ai,h of their hearts!
The Rep. Joseph Harrison. " sterday
morning. at an early hour, this person left
the tilIl,pur-street Compter, in custody OF
two officers from Chester. He Will arrive
At Stockport this day, when it is expected
~ Will be Immediately baiied, notice hav-
-, besn sen. to his friends for hat pur-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Dried Hides.

+ OUR thousand four hundred Rio
L. G'ande DRIED HIDES, of srperior
qualify, la'cragine about 90 bounds !
low landing from ship America, Tor sale.
II early application is ad. 10
DANIEL SOMTRS, or
JAMES 4 JOSHUA HARPER:
august eU
The LeesbnIg Washingtonian, Winche.-
Ter Gazette, Frederickfown Herald. will
insert the above seven times. and forw az
their accounts to this Office for pavnnont
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Patton & Butcher

HAVING purchased part of the car
IL 60 of Swedish IRON, per the brig
Dove, offer the same for sale. Ii consists
of " agon tire, inches wide, l.2 So 3 4
and 7.S and inch thick also, IA and II
wide by 3-8 inch thick, suitable for chair
tire, ali well drawn and excellent qualities.
9 mn 30ib dIwm&WQw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Fat Cattle for Sale

ME subscriber, living six niles above
L Middle urg, on lbe paved rad
leading TO Alexandria, has for sale up
wards of zoe head Of as fat cattle as can be-
produced in Virginia as there is a COM
P'a'ni OF hard times, he vii. give a few
months credit 10 2 mali of responsibility.
august 10 JOHN GARTER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
For Sale or Barter.

Es A well improved FARM, in
Mt Fairfax county. containing about
Ma $50 acres, ON which is good
s So dwelling house, kitchen, barn, STA,
bles, blacksmith shop and house, sc. &c.
two Young thriving orchards, one of APP
pies, the other of peaches, and excellent
water. A it is expected any one DESTROYS
to bargain will wish TO see it first, further
description is deemed unnecessary, Lands
in Kentucky and Tennessee will he taken
in exchange for the above. Application
to be made by the first or middle of Sep
TENDER, by letter or oiherwi,e, to
EDW l.. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Court House, or
ISAAC KELL, Alexandria.
August 81 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Five Dollars Reward.

- AN AWAY, on Monday the 9th inst.
"a yellow boy, about 20 years old.
about feet inches high, he has scar on
his forehead by name HENRY had
when he ran away, two pair white sheet
inc pantaloons, one Osnalurg hirt, one
red flannel do new waistcoat, deep buff,
win large black and white figures in it, a
round dark jacket. The said boy hired
out of Thomas Mason's estate. Wood
bridge, deceased. Any person who will
apprehend the said boy, and fetch him
To mt, or lodge him in any Jail, shall re,
ceive the above reward.
HENLY NELSON,
Brick Tavern, near Alexandria, on the
road leading to Dumfries
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
For Sale.

k@,k That three story brick house,
HTf situated On the south side OF Prince
sss Street, now in the occupancy of
Mxr,, Mr.. VIM. Rudd.; perfect lite
will he given, and the terms of payment
made convenient. Apply to
July TO JOHN h. LADD &. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Fer Freight.

>x3N The good schooner ALLEGRO,
49, John Welsh, master, hurihen 600
barrels, and will be ready for cargo in a
few days. Apply TO
JOHN Fl. LADD &. co.
Fiho hare far sale,
The cargo Of that vessel, consisting 81
486 casks fresh lime.
800 feet birch juist, and
5000 inches spars.
august I3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
For freight.

Fer Freight,
SAxN The schooner GREEN, J. Young.
et4assSsS master, carries about 800 barrels.
an excellent vessel, will be ready in four
days for the reception of a cargo.
Also,
SSx The schooner ARDENT, cant,
~ ~ Drinkwater, burthen lIlo barrels,
good vessel, will take freight TO any
Eastern port. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE&CO.
Hho hare for snle said schooners' carsoes of
$50 tons plaster Paris.
septf mhar3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Liverpool Salt and Goals.

HIFcTI'oVI oHft anu <'VdIS'
ElFTEEN hundred sacks and $500
L bushels of Liverpool fine salt, nj Is
tons Goals, on board the ship Talbot, at
Duke street wharf. For sale by
#. Fl. HOW LAND,
Who has for t1e,gh,
fsK The substantial and very fast sail
:lsE Ing ship TALBOT. capt. Free
man, burthen 5000 barrels or 400 bids
She has recently been coppered, anG is in
perfect order ior the reception of a carg 0,
9th mo. 9TH 81
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For Norfolk.

In The packet schooner GEORGE
10y w ASHINGTON, John r. Jack
son. master. will sail on Monday next.
For freight or passage, apply to the mas
ter on board, al Ramsay's " hart or to
JOHN McCOBB.
september
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
For Sale.

WILL sell On very reasonable terms
1 3tpes 5 hhds. and IL quarter ca.ks
the Iminr'diors OF 1916, II g. Is Nur.
doch .. Go. brand, for The purpose of clos:
ing sales. VIM HrDC an
aupusf 26
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F0, Boston.

.Mh The schr. ANN, Haven Emery
Ass master, burthen 600 bis. will be
ready 10 receive a cargo in few days
Apply to JOHN II LADD & co.
Hho ofsr, for sale, jasf rsceired,
90 boxes Goshen cheese.
august II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Flour Business.

THE subscribers respectfully ibfo,.
1 their friends andthe public, tina, they
nave entered into copartnership, nd their
business VIII be transacted under the finn
OF ASHRY l. STRIBLlNG.
nelr warehouse is near the upper end
OF King street, and opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceiye flour on Storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES
which they viii sell at small profit to,
cash. TURNER AsHBY, "
June Is MAGNUS # STRlptING
Coffee, Whiskey, Brandy. &c.
7 lindsay g. HILL have lust reteiyea
IL from New Y rk, per schr. Dash
captain Smith
1873 bags St. Domingo coffee
1vO bis. rye whiskey
Z pipes cognIsc brandy (oldl
> hampers Champagne, containing
8 casks London porter, 48 dozen
90 barrels cider, 10 do
IN Store,
SO hhds. retailing malasses
a pipes 4th proof Holland gin
Jamaica & w. |. rum IN 6hds.
y. +. rum in barrels
Sugar in hhds. and barrels
1uhPo"def. imperial, L. hyson te.
=, in small Packages
Liverpool fine and coarse salt r..
sacks ."
Soft shelI'd almond, and pimento in
Ginger in kegs-aIso, family -four
They purchase corn and wheat.
august 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Public Sale.

"1LL be sold to the highest bidder,
w on the premises, my house and
s-~rs lot, with the appurtenances, ST.
Ssm tuated on the west side Of Patrick
Maj street, and 36 feet 81 inches TO
s.s-iss..l the north of the corner of Gibbou's
street, in the town of Alexandria, subject
to annual ground rent of 90 dollars, paya-
bic on the first day of September in each
year; the said property being more PAL
ticularly described, reference being had
to the deed in my possession, from Alex
ander Perry and wife TO me, dated the
18th day of August, 1918 The sale to
take place on MONDAY the 9th instant,
At 10 o'clock, Terms made known at the
place OF sale.
WILLIAM GRIMES.
september 8 3!*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
august %

I lR>l Ant to a decree of The Sppc-
rIn' Court Il Chancery for III. district
OF Fredericksburg. in VIZ, MIA, tho uhc,r.
Slehed con ni-siouers Will Erocetd t. sell.
Al phhi auction, upon crtcit OF ore.
two, ana three years, at MGsI,lu nj
TIE county ct Queen, on Thursday he
18th day Of NuYlmLcr nexi
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-09-06
Valuable Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
TNHE following valuable real estate, the
J property Of the Mechanics Bank OF
Aexan,ra, is offered for sale or rent
the most advantageous terms: viz.
s,a A large three story, we'll finish
AFT ed, brick house, with store in
5ss. front, and all convenient and ne
ar.lkr. cessary hack buildings the for
mer residence of Gen. Young, situated at
the corner of King and Westinghouse
the most central and desirable situation for
a genteel reslence-for husincss-or
would be admirably calculated for a
toarding house, having great many well
finished and airy rooms.
fp~x A three story brick dwelling
9TTf house, and store, with back build
M, ings, and every convenience for a
@IHg. family, situated on King street, &
unrccuped. The store could be rented
separate.
fn.x A two story frame dwelling
TFTF house, Oh King street., and a,lJoIn-
IT, ing the above, with store or shop
~. in front, and back buildings {; at
present occupied by l.. Campbell
x-,p.s A three story brick building, on
Esn Washington street, adjoining the
Mas corner property, at present occu.
n.y. pied by Mr.. Mason, as an Office,
and iswe II calculated for an office or store.
A brick office, adjoining the same, to
the south, at present uoccupied.
Also,
4 most valuable and desirable farm,
called
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American State Papers,

IN TWELVE VOLUMES 9vo.
Published uader TIE patronage ofCongress.
INsE subscribers to this i'm portant ma
4 tional work, in the state of Virginia,
are informed, that il will lie delivered in the
different counties, in tie course of the pre-
sent season.
The publisher INDUCES the hope that the
same liberal motives that induced the very
generous patronage which this work has
received in Virginia, will prompt tie in
divitua! subscribers To afford every taci-
lily in their power, to the ready collection
OF the amount due on each suhsc:iption.
THOMAS B. WAIT.
Boston, August Is
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Fifteen Hundred Heres.


Fifteen Hundred lcres.
Itjoins the town OF W arrenon, the seat of
juslic, Tor Fauquier comfy IL Is ~ mie,
from Alexandra, the city 0i W ashiEStun
and Geor getown ; 10 from Fredericksburg,
and 45 from Winchester. ! his estate, in
neighholhood celebrated tor health and
good water, is wei adapted 10 graZlng and
to the growth Of corn and wheat. he
turnpike road leading from Alexandra to
Wafrenton finished, with The exception
of seven miles The improvements are a
S,r.,~s two story house, atoui nifty ieet
HTiY long, in the suburbs 81 W NlIen'on );
Hsss two houses tor over ers large
No. barn, stables, AMI every necess ~
house for a farm. On The property are )
good apple orchards, and a variety OF u.
ther fruit trees. This tract is now divided
INTO Two t-r,ns-eath ui which has su-
pnra bun'ianCe Of Nouo. amd is Land fl INTO
six fields under good fences, with running
water IN every field. believe there is
efficiency OF stone on the land to enclose
the Whole tract Both farms have been un-
der a course oi clover aud plaster TOR We
raj years, by which they have been II UGH
improved, as the plaster acts with viry
great effect The subscriber will, divide
the tract 10 suit purchasers. The terms
are one third down, with All accou modat-
ing credit OH the balance, If he sells a
part !; bat only one fourth if the purchaser
buys the Whole tract, together with he
stock OF horse >, cattle, sheep, hogs, the
frming utensils of every description. and
all the provision that may be on hand Tor
the support of The farm.
GEORGE B. PICKETT.
Warrenton, August 81 mWi3W
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80 LILY YIN,
JOHN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRISON

angus 90-23
o. The editors Of the paper PUBLISHED
IN h'exasndria, Leesburg anG " rde>lcr
will publish The above until tie dav IL
sale, and send their bi'le 10 p. Harrison.
at Fredericksburg, for Payment.
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40l 0 yIrres GfLund.

lying n the NJ ighhorboou Of Mid, Iehu,p.
Iht whole lanc IS Of that quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible or higl mn
Iro,enent ny the use of it. The nLo.n
viii Re laid out irlo small tracts, of Fam
Two 10 IN &c Hundred acres each, and sold
~ separa'e tracts I" suit Purchasers. The
whole is well watered, ana no country is
more tes l'hy,. Captain Picket, who lives
near the land, and who is en- pioyed to
make survey OF it; and Mr.. Sonmtrs.
who IS the agent tor The collection of Tie
rents, will shaw the land to those who
may ne inclined To purchase. Bond and
security, and deed of trust upon each
tract, VIII be required of he pdrcbaser.
JOHN LIN ON.
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CUNDALL'S MlLLS-P~fsmouth
Il nev,ser- falling Spring /!

II TIC VIF Y ~sfffIS h~I1't't5
TIRE subscribers respectfully inform the public,
that they carry on the Wool Manufacturing
business in all its brsnches--that their machines
in complete rerair--'hcir long experience
viii therefore enable them 10 perform all the bran.
Finishing, all the various Kind OF Wooden Goods, in
point OF colour and finish, equal f not superior 70
any establishment in this county. They kuarsntee
TO complete all orders in their line, speedily and
on a. reasonable terms as st any estabishsBent ON
this Island. CLARKE & GRINNELI-
NIB The following persons will receive Al. ar
tices intended for their rnapufsctory ;--Jos sHEu.
NAN, of Newport--sAxToaD ALny, OF Little
G mpton-PELEo ConEv, Of Tiyerton--and Will
LrAm PGARsE, BristoLFerry
They have constantly on hand at wholesale and
retsil sainnets, Plains, Csssirnefes. Fiahneis, &C
which they are determined 10 sell moderate prices
Eewport, April 20.
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M.fRRIEU.


At Sfonington, Con. on Sunday evening last,
CoppIscroH billings, Esq to Mrs. ANN Ban
Cock, daughter Of Lieut. Gov. Wilcox.
DIED.
II this town, on the 18th inst Miss Martha
SrEnNr. aged ls years. daughter Of the late Mr.
Samuel sterne
% rriiay morning last. after long and painful
iliacss, SAMUEL FAIawEArHEa GARDINER,
I'm he 5uth year Of his age.
On saturday last, after long and distressing
sic~ne.s, which she endured with pstence and re-
sigasiIon, Mrs EpIrH Boss. wife Of Mr. William
Boss, and daughter of Mr.. william Piior. ia the
t7ih year Of heF age. In the death of Mrs. Boss,
Ter aged parents feel sensibly the loss of alice
ticnaie, aad duttu daughter, who n the early part
dti wss sstsvoufed with their friendly council and
sdviee, and enabled to follow many Of their virtu.
Gus examples The loss to her husband. IL tIpt of
sn aniab.e, and an aectionste wife -fer children.
are callei to mourn the loss of kind and indu
gent parent. OF which they are deprived in their
youthful days, time in wbsh the afFcctona,e care,
md useful advice Of mother. is of the greatest
? importsncs she has been taken from her family
connexions, and friends, and they left to lament
their oss, but not without hope. that what cannot
be considered o,herways than severe sfliction to
them, will be to her blessing, she is removed
from situation the most tsying, and painful. to
state Of rest end hsppiness
On sunday morning last, Miss Mary Tower,
daughter Of Mr.. Levi Tower, in the lllh year Of
her age ,... t...t. -, ssst,t. .#
Yesterday morning, very suddenly, Mrs. SARAH
CoRsELL, wife of Mr.. Jon CoRsELL, in the 45,h
year # ber .ge --Her funeral will proceed from the
dwelling house Of her husband on Mr.. JoB SHEAR
yAss wharf = Relations and Friends are requested
TO oattend al the second toll of the bell this afternoon
On board brig htsisnta, Of DigLfon, on her pas
sage from Jacqnsn;fi, Hessrs Oris ALMy aud DAN
yEL LAKE bosh az T1rcffen Z.
II becomes our rle sapcholy duty 10 announce the
awfuy sudden death df f,pionei THoKAs SMITH
.su.es ~ ~ ~ 81 of
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscriber informs his friends snd he pub
tic, that Capt George Loz,son, in 1iverton'
Edssard Sfanisfe and Jcfsph " Uasen, N New
port, are the Agents TO receive articles intended
for the Union Factory.
lie continues to color and dress woolsn Cloths
Of all descriptioBs--to Card Sleeps Wool Of si'
grades. and 10 msnofsetprc Pisias. ssttiness Cos'
ings Flznncis. &c Of various colours and shades
Those Who viii favor him with their custom IN b''
me. may dcpend on having their WORK done IN Its
best manner. and on reasonable terms. sno III
smallest favor viii BE gratefully ,. knovledgsd
JOHN DABCOfE
Portsuoush Feh 10 (5m.f
-r PhIVI1,,G q, n a0 x'~ds. srrfasfe ~
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G. w. PARTRIDGE
Cupcroy DENTIST,

TENDERS bis service in the line OF his
pfofes,ion to the people Ia Newport
,ud its vicinity. He would be happy to wa''
on them st Mrs. CoTTaELL's No. iz6.
Thsmes-sreet, or at their own houses, u
more agreeable. lie inserts from . single
oatursl OF snifciai tooth, 10 full set, which
viii remain bess,iiul and white ex'rsc,s end
.Icsnses teeth in the best manner. indnbi's
ole proof Of the accuracy Of his performance
m be produced by certificates from some pi
,e 6fst professional Ecn.le naen ia c.aaecsi'
,ui and prcvideecs.
lane 15s .cs-. .f u.
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As the season OF tho year has returned In
which Diarfhosas and Dysen,ery complaints,
are NOE prevalent than al some othes seasons
of the year, permit me, Sir, TO state, tor the
ben f. Of my fellow citizens, that for upwards
oftwcn,y-seven years experience lbave found
tha, whenever my bowels were effected By any
OF these disorders, RICE has been Sovereign
remedy, and alaays telirved me in few
hou 5, and IL has always been attended with
the same good eject, when complaints of that
nature hav. attacked any Of my children or
family. have frequently recommended it 70
others, who have been benefited thereby
Alihis season Of The year, would recomme nd
81 tO.be gwen TO children as meal at least
svi Nrec tines weck-.let your rice De
sulh inn,iy cooked, eltter with milk or 9TH
crwi c, 3, War is made paalsble--if some
ptesF-,i, il marion soup, they viii Ind i, ben
ta4sl, or in any olhef way.
JOHN FIRTH.
Gloucester Co. n. J. Jane %, 1919.
Delaware, IN. Y. Oyer and Terniiner -
AT this Cour, held last week a, Delhi, Nathan
Foster, a etey.hesded old man, at least 60
yea 5 Of age, was convicted Of the urder oi
bis wife, by arscnic and sentenced TO be ex.
Sru'Su On i"c oih uay w NoSuSt "e"'' t'i'
deceased wife, we learn, was nearly OF his
owo age, and that his object was TO put he'
away and connect himself with woman oi
less years, aud superior attractions.
From the New Haven Herald.
Why are the community SO much embar.
rased
Because Banks lend money, that have mol
'gof H to iend---and
Because people spend money, who have
no, earned it 10 spend.
REMEDY
Own the money before you lend IL;
Earn the money before YOU spend It.
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uANINE NEWS.
CLEARED,
PoRr .0f .vEWPoRT.

CLEARED,
Orig coiumbis, Wilkins, Liverpce' slcop Hud-
con. Prowncsi. Norfolk DO. Rapid. Walden. Ph;la-
det7hi.s do. Agent. Biiveu, New-York sch. Rising
STATES. haskell. uachiss.
sls,dy Tug i9-Arived, (bound for Brssei, (,
krx Bowio'n, smith. i3 days f-on Natsnsss-Csr-
70 sugar and coffee The sch sribbo'e;b. Gard
ncr. ri ,ls port. spoken on the Bahama banr q,
hssicy loa hes deck had.
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UNION HOIEL.
JOHN COOK.

Ia)orns fhe fnblic In general Y Ais J'!rnas IN
particular.
THAT he has taken the noted House Of Col
4 James Perry's, No. 100, Thamcs-street, lately
improved by Mr., DOVE as a Public House, and
which he proposes TO accommodate Ladies and
Gentlemen who may do lin the honor TO. csll upon
him, with the best fare the market may afford no
exertions shall be wanting 20 aratfy and obigrr--
rhe best Of Liquors viii be ready at command, and
good keeping Of Horses constsiiy provided
G-JA few steady Borsers tiad,es and genllemen,) }
can be accommodated in the best manner.
Newrort. July I.
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TIE suberibers inform the public thst they have
i formed a Co.psrtncrship. as Attorneys end
CounsclIors NJ Law, onder the firm OF Pesrcc
Brown. Any business committed TO their care will,
At ali times. he attended 10 at their Office. No 81,
Tb,mos.s,reet. DUTEE j. PEARCE.
JOHN C.. BROWN.
cevpor,. Nav q. 1919. CJ9]
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n EORGE y. Ah1vA mas jus, received foel
NJ Manufsctors Of Iyes O. White. New syos)R< y
Genilemens supcihnc faslcnsblc iihiss ~
cd ef Me best guilty and NOT 10 fade IN werZj4
Mems Hats, sth side Brine y. 49,. -
.4iss. low priced kspt d Castor Hats yoaI1:g
Chddrens Hats, Of every description and psioe>
PAPER iiANciNGS g ~ 1tofes,~
A handsome assortment of cheap and ele0g~e
Paper iisngings, for rooms rnd window cup1el4o
just received aud for sale As above II 4 ~
Newport, April 20. - -.lrzA
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY, JvLy 2f, 1919.

Tas oumber OF vessels wn.ch have 1,nvec
at Qa-oec This season, previous 10 July J, was
sol. bringing 5634 seI'icfs, who Will mostly
settle within our terfitocies.
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SHINGLES & NAILS. 81 s.
Just yereiped and for cole, On Geftse><{& ;
VhcgT. II A. <'fttf-f,s<I
100 m Kennebec Shingles, first 4n1
isy, 5 cssks Il cut Nails. JOHN ,. Bvor. y
June 2, 1879. " -. - ~.
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xfa Ls5icfes, al SIX fssifs a .yara! sff
and osher Goods p,oforficaabfy cheap.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-21

Pa;rw EldsiifS Hdfrr Prof
HATS.
THE subscriber having undertaken
- the charge OF msnufAclory OF the above
msntioned highly approved dstsin smi'hSe!ds has
just opened Assori iueus Of them ~ the Store OF
Gsosos wAxvos, ESQ. in this town. where he viii
be happy 70 exhibit them to the citizens OF New
port tbs day. After sheh regular Assortment
often recruited ~,l be kept said Store iss ~hole
sale and retail the most liberal terms.
~ ARNOLD BuFEUM.
Nswpogt, mo. ~, 1919,
7tis Day rereisrd, BY =
II. SESSIONS,
NE case black and colcred Canton GRAPES
~ Floreniinc yESTlNGS---whte sod figured
LUsTkiNGs, &C. Ee--whieh. together with ms "a.
sual assor,men, OF phy GOODS, hr viii sell Very
cheap July IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-07-21
1hts Day rerclSrd, 3y \
II. SESSIONS,
Flc.r, Tea, Molasses, eSr

For Sale, Ola Oarupvl > whaii.
so bills. Jvesh Axxspd,,s Flour, ~
90 hhds.Nsp Crop Moiasses. FIRST quality,
$50 bbls ship Bread,
500 bushels n. 4. Corn.
100 qulntsls Grand Bsak Goldfish,
100 bbls new Menhaden fish. N
200 6sh bbls, So kegs crackers. t,s ~ = N ~.
:. 20 gin cases, Honey IN lierces and demi-johns,
n. 4. ilam, by hhds. or barrels, 49,
Connecticut Gin by 'hesbbi.
Mesa snd prime Pork, Bacon and Lard,
shosels. Spades, Coffee Mills and Axes,
Fishing Lines, all sizes.
.ASO.-A constant supply OF puponis Powder,
different grains Patent cut Nails assorsed'
Apply ID John u. LYON
MAY 26, 1910