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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
HORRORS OF WAR.

The following account is literally
corlrd from the nth number OF the
Annals of the Fine Arts, where il is
inserted with perfect sang frold, as a
;Elrg of coarse. Z" The Corporal Ma
,,r of tho end Life Guards, hodgson,
yho We understand, Was one OF those
exhibited at the Academy, Vas the only
one Of Nj. Hay IONS models lett alive
~ ate,lo0. lie had live models III
the Life Guards IN That bdttle-iOur vi
vhom were killed, SHAW Was one, and
DalAia, The young man who sat for The
gr.uin. sleeping Oh hts knees, ia Mac
6rtl, vas another. iii last time Uai
Kin was seen, ne was fighting, endorsed
with three CGirasslcrS, TWO OF whom lit
Killed at two cuts, dividing DoDh thclr
heads at the nose. He was found Gy :
INK in the evening across il hedge, cut
IL, rib6ands. The first by Snaw, Gas
related by the third man from him, a
corporal. who saw i!,y Was al a Cunas-
sicr Vi no rode up Shaw, being on high
er ground waited calmly i"r him, and
rlcascd his head through las iron hcl.
met. down to the jaw tIc lace OF the
Curras,!er fell OF as completely cut as ID
bic ot apple.--fhis Was the corporai's
cXprCssIun Who related IL. EShaw died
in The nn- yard OF La haye oaintc, IRON
exhaustion, and not Dn The enemy ;
grnunG, as some. reported. MATCH
lNIs, ye tigers, kyunas. boa constructors,
sha. Ks, CrocOGIlcS, and U.lcr monsters,
il &c are abie! let 1t be enSraren OH
The prueeted " aterloo column. ID.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Land for Sale.
nov III

TIIE subscribers offer for sale, valuable
l. TRACT OF LAND, containing 700
acres, lying in Charles county, Maryland,
near Smiths Point, and only one mile {, ON
the Potomac river; one-half OF which is in
valuable wood timber, and the soil equal
to any in the neighborhood. The improve
ments are good dwelling house, with four
rooms on floor large barn, nearly new !:
and every convenient out house, such as are
required on farm. A credit of one and two
years will be given, the purchaser giving
bond, with approved security, and if not
punctually paid, to bear interest from the
day OF sale.
ltnot sod at private sale, it will be offer
ed at public sale. on the 10th November next.
RIGID. +. SlWMS
ELIZA w. ADAMS.
LEE Al. SPEAKE.
september 2l tuihstl6thN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Samuel Ward

Samuel Ward
OFFERS the following articles for sale,
" at reduced prices, at the corner OF
Prince T. Union streets;
II elee ant sideboards
IS bureaus of different kinds
8 secretaries and bookcases
81 bedsteads. different kinds
Ia tables different prices
g large dressing bureaus
| eight day clock, superior quality
9 ladies' work stands, with silk bags
lao looking glasses, different kinds
Grecian couch, very elegant
500 chairs, different kinds
9 .ettees
wash stands
| large cloathes' press
go mattresses, different sizes
so feet of gold moulding
so sacking bottoms
90 90 doz. passage mats, wholesale y retail
large oil cloth carpets
6 passage do DO
I2 trunks, different sizes
2 easy chars
4 dozen corn brooms
5 plated harnesses
8 dozen caststeel axes
do carpenters ADDE'S
do light hoes
5 do bed cord
do floor brushes
8 do lead pencils, superior quality.
Portable desks, night stools. dozen orioles,
hats, shoes, and boots, umbrellas, ten
lignumvita, Delaying pins, crichets, log
reels, &c. &c.&c.
hand washing machines
9 top carrioIes,-.also, Just received,
grand barpschord piano forte, of su
perior quality
2 kegs picked Holsters, most superior
quality.
loco wafer boxes. If oct 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
25 Dollars Reward.

"IAS stolen from the subscriber, at the
w lower ferry on Sunday night, 7th inst.
TWO MASTS, from so to IS feet long, bew-
ed eight square, made fast to each other at
the small end by shaft running through
them, and pinned. II is presumed they are
carried down the Potomac, as such have been
towing after small craft on Tuesday last,
near the Indian Had. The above reward
will be paid for experimenting and convicting
the thief or thieves, with the recovery Of the
property, or ten dollars for the spars.
nov IL 3t* THOMAS ROWE.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
G.. 81 p. Thompson

HAVE received. per the ship Boston, cap
il i tain Fmlay. from Liverpool, supply
of SEASONABLE GOODS, consisting of
T. Sheppard and Meek + Cos. imperial
Saxony cloths and cassimeres
Yorkshire fine :. superiine ditto
Double milled drabs
Flannels, white. red, yellow 4. green
,Bombazetts, black and all coiors
Rose blankets, assorted from 6-4 to 1874
CApetings and twiIled cords and velvet
Teens .3nd on hand,
An assortment OF cotton goods.
september Is d3tmwf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
New Milk for Sale.

THHE lovers of Clean .N'eaD MIX may be
l. grati6ed, by calling at the south end Of
the new Market-house, every morning al
sunrise. This establishment is made at the
request of several inhabitants of the town,
and will be continued regularly through the
winter, if suitable encouragement is afford
ed. Customers who will subscribe for the
winter will have the preference, by leaving
their names with the milk-man
To commence on Monday morning next.
october 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
George S. HOugh

.
HAS lust received, and opening,
III Super blue, black, brown T. olive cloths
Swarlzenburg MKT do for Coates
Blue, black, Anglesea, drab and dark mkt
cassimeres
Buff, sulphur and white do. very fine
Black, brown, crimson and grey bomba-
Zeehs
Cold and black grapes and Grape shawls
Peiisse cloths and cashmere shawls
Black and cold lutestrings =. levantines
Silk velvets, black tabby do.
case ladies' blaok, lead and white worst
ed hose, cheap
Girls do. children's bootees
Women's white Vgonia hose. a very
handsome article
Fig'd and plain rattnets
Bonbazettes, very fine black do
case calicoes, superior quality T. patterns
White, black and cold kid, silk and bea-
yer gloves
Ribbons. braids, tapes and pins
Irish linens 4. lawns
A few pieces of extra Bandanos
With a general supply OF staple articles,
which makes his assortment unusually com
plete, and will be sold low for CASH.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Il. Darrah. (Dentist)

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
y gentlemen of Alexandra and its vicin-
ity, that he has taken his old stand in Mr.. At
kinson's house, in Fairfax street, where he
his profession. He makes and inserts teeth,
from one to full set. He cleans, mends,
plugs, and extracts teeth in the best manner.
october fnwtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
French Lanw,lnwe.

TT7ILLIAM LANPRIER intends to com.
w mence his French School. on the eve
ming Of the 18th inst at O'Clock, in the house
Formerly The Friends Meeting House) next
door south of Doctor Stabler's dwelling in st.
Asaph-street
Terms as low as others teach for.
september Ii dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
sASN ErchGAge Cofse-HOuss >AAN
G$M JOURNAL. &
PoRToF ALEXANDRIA,. ..Nov.mber IL.

Port OF ALEXANDRIA,. November IL :.
ARRIVED,
Schs. Caroline, hliliigan, 90 days from
Frankfort, Maine ; sparS. potatoes, &c. to
the MASTER.
Sloop Victory, Martin, Vienna, Nd. Yes
terday saw schr. Independence, Hawkins,
from Philadelphia, below Indian Head.
Letter Beg a. the Exchange Cefse-H House,
:, Brig Bliss, capt. French, for Cowes.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
THE EIGHTH CLASS OF THE VIRGINIA
Seven Numbers NOttery,

Seven Numbers AOttery,
WILL be drawn on Saturday. the 18th
w day of November next, at 4 o'clock
in the afternoon, in the town OF FredericGs.
burg, Va when the public will know the fate
OF the following prizes in a tS:s minutes.
35 prizes of <5,045
27,4S0 do of 5
Price of tickets dollars.
.Near three blanks 10 prize.
The explanation of the above scheme may
be had gratis, and the tickets are now for sale
at the Bank OF Alexandra, in this city, by the
subscriber. at 1 dollars each, until the | lth
November next. Orders by mail, enclosing
the cash, ipost paid punctuaIly attended to.
BENZ. G.. ASHTON.
fe.TSIn,e the last few drawings of the "a
boye popular scheme, many prizes Of 5O45
dollars each, besides very large number o
small prizes, have been drawn and paid TO Sc
veral ladies' and gentlemen in the states of
Virginia and New York
tFWe hereby certify that the seven num-
bers drawn on the 23d day Of Oct. 1919, in
the town OF Petersburg. Va. in Mr.. Van.
minis lottery scheme, wsre the following, to
wit-79, SO, As, &c, 10, 55, SO.
JOHN II. BROWN.
THOMAS WALLACE.
October 20 tal3N.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
For Sale.

A SECOND HAND COACHEE, and s
n. pair of well broke horses. some good
mich cows, young well broke ken, young
cattle, sheep, farming utensils, &c. Among
which is an excellent OK cart. A bargain
may be had. Apply to the printer.
september q5 diff
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Private Tuition.

THE subscriber has procured. as private
4 tutor to his family, yonng gentleman,
"a graduate of Yale College) every way qua
lifted, to conduct all of the different branches
of education, and would be willing to receive
two or three BOARDERS.
THO'S. TURNER.
Fauquier County. Va Oct. Is dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Seas01,abIe Goods.

consisting ofsuperfne fine, common g. coarse
cloths, cassimeres, cassinetts. velvet cord fan
of different kinds together with hats, boots
and shoes; all of which will be sold cheap for
cash, aud franklin and Mechanics Bank pa
per received in payment.
Every description of ready made clothing
constantly on band at the lowest prices, and
any kind Of s.cond-han clothing taken IN
exchange for new. wfm4m sept22
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Slaves Wanted.

ENHE subscriber DESTROYS Of buying a few
Il slaves, for his own use, would give cash
for or 10 likely young negroes of both sex
es. Enquire at Dir. Wrenn's tavern, upper
end Of King street.
nov 10 BUD CADE MATHEWS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Vaudeville & Larmour


OFFER for sale, 100 chests superior Y Fl
" tea 60 chests and boxes do imperial
hyson and young Tyson
do, 900 10 sugar IN kinds, boxes and bb!s
90 900 ID coffee
60 puncheops Jamaica and Windward
|. rum Is hhds northern do
pipes l. T Madeira
do Cognac brandy
6 do Holland gin
do India point do
10 bbls : ""''"o'
As hhds mo!asses
l6 900 Goshen cheese
zoo sacks blown salt Liverpool filled
400 bushels potatoes
And their usual assortment OF wines, IL
quors and groceries. nov s
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Public Sale.

TIMER the authority of deed made 10
~ the subscribers, by VIM. H. Foote and
Benjamin M Brooke, acting as commis-
sioners under an act of the General Assem-.
bly, OF Virginia, passed on the 2lst day Of
February, 1915, entitled, an act authoris-
ing the sale of certain lands belonging to The
heirs of the late Walter D. Brooke" and
which said deed was in trust, among other
things, to secure to the said commissioners
and to the persons entitled 10 receive tho
same from the purchasers under said deed.
the SUM of 3s5 dollars, to be paid on the l9tb
day Of September, 1919, will be sold At
public auction, FOR cash, at l2 o'clock. ON
Saturday, the 4th day OF December next. on
the premises, one undivided fourth part of
that portion of certain tract OF land. situate
in the county OF Fairfax and state OF Virginia.
commonly called
RETIREMENT.
which Ann Brooke holds as dover. in bey
deceased husbands estate, which undivided
fourth part, being about 35s acres, will be-
sold, subject to the life estate ofth said vi.
dow, Ann Brooke.
s.. MARSTELLER,
ANN BROOKE, trustees.
november 9 dte
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Is Shares Steam-Pump Stock.
for Sale.

NTILL he sold, at MaSteller's Vendue
w Store, on TUESDAY. 2sd inst.
at I O'Clock, IS shares Steam Pump stock.
for cash, to the bighesi bidder, conicrmably
to the articlea Of association.
nov. Ii st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
a T.4NNERY.

lying ON the south side of Duke street, near
the Stone Bridge, partly in the county of
Alexandria, D. e. and part in the county Of
Fairfax, Va. THIS property is now in the
possession I'D. Dougherly. and is said to be
very valuable stand for the tanning busi-
ness. The terms will be made known at the
time and place of sale.
PHINEAS JANNEY, Trustee.
18th mo. 18th dt4thD
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Winter Arrangement
Of the steamboat Washington

ENHE steam boat Washington will COM
4 mence her winter arrangement on FRI
day morning. the l2th inst and run as fol-
lows leave Washington, at 5 A. NJ; stop
at Alexandria about 6 O'Clock arrive in Po-
tomac Creek in the afternoon the passen-
gers to 90 on to Fredericksburg that evening.
Returning, leaves Potomac Creek the next
morning, when the passengers arrive from
Frederickst urg. In this manner the boat
will run down on the one day and return on
the next
CHARLES WALKER, Captain.
nov III
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Henry p. Whitney.

Corner Of Prince 8. Fairfar- streets,
y ESPECTFULLY- acquaiats his custo-
IL mers and the public in general, that he
has just received well assorted stock of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
1000 Icres of Land,

lying in the neighborhoed Midcleburg.-
The whole land is of lat quality termed
plaster land, and susceptible OF high inn
provement by the use of it. The who' will
be laid out into small tracts, OF tom two to
thee hundred acres each, and sold in sepae
rate tracts to suit purchasers. The whole is
well wae5ed land no country is more healthy.
Captain Pickett, who lives near the land, and
who is employed TO make survey OF IL and
Mr.. Sommers, who is the agent tor the cole
lection of the rents, will shew the-land to
those who may be inclined 10 purchase. Bond
and security, and a deed Of trust upon each
tract, will be required of The purchaser.
JOHN LINTON,
JOIN GIBSON,
PHILIP HARRISON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Public Sac

10y virtue OF deed Of trust, rom Daniel
~ M, Pherson and wife and Elisha Talbot
and wife tome, under date Il,h Of May
1916, for the purposes therein mentioned,
| shall offer for sale, al public auction, on the
premises. on the 4lh day Of December, at
10 O'Clock in the morning,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Round Hill for Sale.

DY virtue CT deed of trust from Daniel
D M'Pherson and wife to me, under date
of the 3Oth of May, 1916, and for the pur-
poses therein prescribed. ! shall sell at pnb-
lie auction. on the premises, On FRIDAY,
the 10th of December next, tract of land,
in tie county of Fairfax, known by the
name of
ROUND HILL,
lying on the stage or Colchester road, distant
about miles from Alexandra, and contain
ing l48} acres, more or less ;-rescrving,
however, to George Triplett his righttc one
moiety Of the dwelling house ana yard. 1his
land has been very considerably improved by
jndicions cultivation, and there are now
growing crops ofsmaiI grain upon it.
Also, one other tract being an e9usl un-
divided moiety Of tract of lane in the said
county, contiguous TO the foregoing, and
suppressed to contain 25 acres 2poles.
The terms Of sale viii! be made known az
The time and place Of sale.
J. l.. McKENNA, Trustee.
nov 10 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
NOtice.
w anted.

4 STEADY, industrious SALESMAN, in a
"A Dry Good Store, to such one, good
wages will be given. Apply to
+. WAYNE.
WasISgton-Nov. 8 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
November 5

PURSUANT to a decree OF the Superior
( court of chancery for the district OF Free
dericksburg inVirginia, the undersigned COM
lnissoners will proceed hsseli al public auc-
ton, upon credit of one, two, and three
years, al MddIehurg, in the county of Lou-
don, on Thursday the 18th day OF Novem-
her nhYf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
The Subscriber,

The Subscriber,
TNINDING it necessary to close his bust
Il ness, in order to collect his debts, re-
quests all whose accounts have overrun the
usual credit. to make immediate payment,
as no further indulgence can be given.
The business in future will be conducted
under the firm of HENRY G. SLADE & co.
at the old stand, who is fully authorised to
make collections, sc.
CHARLES SLADE.
november 8 dtt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
Tobacco.
Heth's Coal.
Take Notice,

TNHAT pay no debts Of any PERSONS con.
L tracing in my name except an order
from me. ALEX. PERRY.
October 9 sW4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-12
For Sale.

A N excellent second hand COACI1EE.
IA with harness complete, well calculated
Tor hack or family Also, pair of large
strong horses, well broke great bargain
may be had, il immediate application be
made at the bar of the Washington Tavern.
september "a II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12

The reason sssigped Tor il is this. Lord
Cochran sent on board the frigate an order
for her to be ready for sea in four hours, TO
which Captain Wooster sent an answer that
j, was impossible. imme diateIy re-
pcated his order, adding that the word imhos-
si6le was no, in his vocabulary. Upon which
Capt. Wooster threw up his commission, and
the feet sailed without him.
The Curiaso, still remains here she is
under ChiIian colours, commanded by Capt.
Delano, in that service. The Horato con
iinues TO wear the American Aag, not having
been transferred in consequence OF the ina.
bility Of the government 10 pay tie amount
that is due for her.
Considerable apprehension is entertained
here Of the coming OF the Csdiz Armada
Should il come ont, Monte Viedo will no
doubt be given up by the Portuguese, AMI
then this river can be effectuaiy blockaded.
There cannot be doubt Of the ultimate fall
ure of this expedition. Although the poo
pie Of this country are divided among tben,-
selves, and the interior in state Of commC
lion, yet they would join again any foreign
enemy, and so the Spaniards srs university
egarded.
Morch 4.-lt is reported that Mebsenge
was despatched the day before yesterday 70
Gen. San Martin, with orders toI him q.
march his army to tins placs--it IS sad thai
ne IS 10 be named Director, end IL cooto'ma
10 what Pueyeredon recommends 10 his
speech TO the Congress, which enclose you
Fear Of the Cadiz Exqeditioo IS 40 doubI h,
principle cause of these movements. TIt
Expedition 10 Lima will OF curse be sus.
pended, at leasl, II san Msrtin comes thi.
wsy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
NEW GOODS.
JOHN DYRE,

No. ioe, Thames arees.
ITAS the following GOODS, which hA
l. Il offers for sale, cheap for Cash, viz -
SAP rine and common black and blue BROAD
CLOTHS; SupeIfne and cornmoo Cassimeres
mixed Vigon Cloth; Plains and Sa,tnsis
also, -
Improved steam loom Shir'ing Cotton,
Carlisle Ginghams, Furniture and other Cal
icoes, Dimities A, SO and Cd " bite Cam
-hrics iacone,, cambria end mull Muslins
India book, books and ieno Musins muslin
oravats, plain and 6gu''d white, buff, and
Reured MarseiIcs yellow Nanseens cotton
Cassimercs, black cambric, black Siuchows
and Sarsnettss Z silk Velvets, Barcelona, fag
and Bandanno Hsndkerchiefs India Co,tons
and Russia Diapers; Italian and Canton
Grapes ; imitation Shawls black damssk and
black Cashmere ditto black and cC!oyed sew-
ing silk and twist; ), s and thre sGed cotton
noss; royal patent cotton thread, pound and
paper pins, do in boxes improved silver eye
ed cast steel needles, darDing ditto, elastic
knitting pins aud brass thimbles tapes, bob.
bins, wire and wire thread, best double gils
coat bu,tons, do. for vests, common diuo mall
tese chain buttons cotton UObrellas heir
and pocket combs /; peDkoives and scissors,
snuH boxes English and French silk gloves;
mems and woman's wh,e cotton hose; mixed
and black wots,ed ditto aannels, white aud
yellow canvass, ribbons, gentle mems beaver
gloves, fans and boone, paper.
LIXEWtSE,
American Cotton Shir,ings, Stripes and
Ginghams brown Cottons, chez, tbreeds, &c.
All the above Goods, with grea, num-
ber of other articles too tedious to mention,
will be sold very low for Cash:
Newonrt. MAY IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
ANECDOTE :-CATS.

An extravagant young fellow was reduced
to his last sixpence in Charleston, S. T.. He
was creature OF Infinite whim, and full of
expcdien,c, but was On the vefy brink Of star
vaion.
A thought s;ruck him. He wen, 10 prn.
ter--stipuia,ed with him to prin, some play.
bills, (theie was no theatre in Charleston al
the time)-promised to-,ake the whole busi-
ness upon has own shoulders--bring him of
harmless--snd 60 snacks in the profit.
This night will be pertormed--&c. &c.
A farce in one act called The Car LET OUT
OF THE BAG, SC. &c.--in the usual manner
OF such things.
The house was crowded-nobody appear
ed on the stage for some time. At last
shrill whistle was besid--then Jews harp
then viilainous toree stringed hddle--and
finally, plain d,essed, awkward looking chap
entered with very deliberate step, having
bag thrown over his shoulders The audi.
ence rosc.--ail iip-toe with expectation.
He seated himself with the bag between his
legs--began TO unie it--held the top with
bis hsnds--the audience gathered nearer and
nearer-Now hescricd--ciaPping his hands:
Scat. and 10 ont sprung furious Tom Ccf,
peimel among the hats and bonnets. Such =
scene Of confusion .--some aimed for the
windows--somc for me doors--somc scream
ed--somc cursed and sworc--and more
iaughed.
A, length they we're calmed--but the cur
ain We, dropped IAN epilogue was spoken !.
Ladies and gentiemsn," said the manager,
"the farce il ovcr--we thank you, &c.-and"
He was interrupted by huzzas and Kisses -
Why, what do you complain os," said he,
with the most i,npudent composure, "is'n,
this iarce-is'n, il in one aci-gvas'nf fhe
car Ter or, efthe bag ?"
The whole 'osa was in an uproa- :--rnsny
were sog 'y--but more were delighted at the
fcllow's impudenee--aod some even vert so
far as to cal! fo- il again. The swesrers
were for tearing b,m to pieces, but the laugh.
IS were more numerous and carried the d "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-05-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or NEH'PORr.
ENTERED.

ENTERED,
sloop Sally, Taggart, Edenion do. ID. ID Jones,
Cahoone, New-york do superb, Osborn, Beaufort;
schr. Tassei, Dayton, Havana.
CLEARED,
sioop Ann-Naris, Gardner, Ncw-York; do. Hud-
son, Brewnel, Richmond; brig Nerus, Easton; tis-
wanna schr Industry, shesrnAn, West-Indies.
Sunday. .Hoy 9-Arriyed sch. Jane, Miller, %
days from Cape Henry, bound TO Boston. Left.
sloop John, OF Newport, uncertain scb Lycs, Cor.
I'M, OF Newburyport, for do. uncertain, brig Lonh.
deoce. Derreil. from Boston, tor do. 81 days Sch
Joseph, Woodbury., from do. for do in hours sch.
Blazing Star, Snow, for Baltimore, few days Eng
llsh brIg Ann, for London, Is, May; big Ciares d
Ellen, Croft, OF Boston, for Gibraltar, few DAYS sch,
Alden, Pheasant. in company; sch. -, Anthony.
OF Beaufort, for Baltimore, same day.
The ship Fisher Ames, Chase, was at ST. Saliva.
dor, March 8, to sail tor this port, in 10 days.