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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Corn.
Notice,

T'HE Common Council will, on Thurs
n day next, proceed to The election of
the following officers, viz.
Superintendent of Police
Clerk Of the Market
Inspector of Fish
Keeper Of the Powder House
Superintendent of Watch
Natchmen
Measures oflumber and corders of wood
Police constables
I.P. THOMPSON, &C.
March 9 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11

TWO brick houses and stores at the cor
Il ner of King and Henry streets
One brick house and store on King, be-
tween Patrick and Henry streets
Two brick houses on Cameron-street,
near thu theatre
One brick house on Royal-street, for
the time of tie late occupant, Chas. Tyler.
Inquire OF
Nj VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
n. B. Sundry building lots on Fairfax
Duke, Prince, Cameron. Pitt, Queen and
Royal streets, for sale or on ground rent.
Eebruarv l3
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Robert Gray

HAS Just received per schr Dash. from
Ill Newly ork, consignment OF super
fine, hot pressed, gilt and plain letter pa
per: super6ne cap, DENY, medium, royal
and super royal writing paper, ruled and
plain, suitable Tor blank account books all
of which will be sold at small advance
by the ream for cash only, or bound to Or
der in manner combining neatness and
durability. February 22
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Public Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree nf the u.
y :. circuit court for the District o!Co-
!umbla for The co.n'v oi A'cxan iria. III
be sold on the premises un the 18th ,i., of
.Hnrch next, lot of ground, en- which is e.
ec!eh frame tenement. situate on iis
north side OF Duke street End Ia the west
ward OF Alfred street. in the town OF Alex
and:'Ia--2l feel 8 inches front and 90 ieat
deep to an alley 90 feet wi.!u-subicct
to an annuity or rent charge OF 20 66-tUo
per annuin. Terms at sale.
Feb 10 A MOORE, Commis'r.
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Public s.,..e.
Public Sale.

On MONDAY the 18th inst. at foA. n.
Swxa H'i'i BE sol u IN premises,
EfSE, the unexrirrf lra.o Of ;et Il
asgs srouut on the .i>h y .,r!. on WINCH
Es-s.-j is erecled frame buii,liag--slib-
Ject to a rent OF III per aEn,m.
s. A. MAkSTElI.ER. Avct'r
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THE ATRE.

The manager has the pleasure to an
Lioce 70 the ladies and gentlemen of Alex
ira oJ and its vicinity, that he has sue,
sna5ed in engaging that justly esteemed
g. ga Celebrated actress Mrs. hartley, from
2nnraarv-Lane Theatre, London. Also, Mr.
p,pT1EY, from the same, for
DA"' FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
They will make their first appearance
On MONDAY, the l 9th INST.
IN O;way's admired Tragedy OF
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Notice.

Notice.
SAMUEL D HARPER having by deed
~ OF assignment made over to the subscrl-
Der all his property, real and personal, tor
certain purposes therein speclhed-th's IS
to give notice to all persons who have claims
against the Said S. d. Harper to bring them
in for adjustment; and all persons indebted
to him are requiredto make immediate pay
ment 10 me. josiah n. DAVIS,
March Assignee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-03-11
Sack Salt.

r lindsay L. HILL, have just received
a per sloop OCEAN, from Norfolk, and
for sale
100 sacks fine Liverpool! salt
Also, just received in store
1CO si,ies S,!C Ipaher % "7
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Wanted.

WaDteu.
A YOUNG MAN of sober ard steady
"A habits, to superintend fishery. None
need apply but one who is well acquaInt-
ed with seine hauling, and can come well
recommended. Enquire Of the Printer.
February "a
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Clover Seed.

A N additionalsupply of fresh CLOVER
N SEED, is this day received andOn
sale by L. CRUISE.
February 90
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Notice,

TNHE stockholders of the Falls Bridge
Turnpike Company and the cock
holders in the Georgetown and Lccsburg
Turnpike Company are notified thst the
annual meeting OF said Companies for tie
purpose Of electing President, Directors
and Treasurer, for the ensuing ycarwiiI he
bold at Semms' tavern in GEORGETOWN, ON
Monday the 21>t day of March next.
JOHN MURDOCH, Trsu'r.
Of both companies
March t2IM
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Fish Barrels and Salt

TWELVE hundred fish barrels, supe-
Il rior quality, which will he sold low.
5000 bushels salt, suitable for the fshe-
ries. ALSO,
Cordage and cork for seines, for sale by
Feb Is If A. ADAMS,
Central wharf.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-03
TO THE PUBLIC.

M hEREAS Judgment Of Court hath been oh.
W tai"ed against the subscriber, and ia fiv,r
OF Joseph Ccsysshaa Ass! C.yysshaH yssebh Csyges-
hatt Jun Joshua CeyysshaH Esq,, Some dc
OF the evidence may not be am,s This Jud smen, Of
Court MAS Tor the maintenance Of pieceot wall al.
joining the Rome Farm, SO called. The deposition of
John Albro, taken in Connecticut. dcpossth and
saith. That he lived on the Rome Farm, so called.
from the 25th OF March, A. ID. 1898, until the 23A
OF March, A. ID. 1906, during that time, Thomas
Weaver and son, Joseph and Pardon Sissun. pos.
sessed and improved said farm, now Owned by l'sr-
don Brown. During the whole time lived on 5. Il
farm, being term Of eighteen years. he says. wo
agreed, the said Thomas and Joseph Weaver srd
Pardon sissou {, mend and repair the whole Of the
division fence. equally between us. and Il was dons
accordingly. 10 the cad Of said term, when h. ie,s
the time above stated by John Albro,I was the sole
owner, and improved the same farm that was above
stated TO be improved by Thomas and Joseph Wee.
yer and Pardon sisson and II proved in Court
by good and substantial evidence, that Joseph Wss.
yer told the workmcn, whiIn John Albro lived on
the Rome Farm, aot 20 put up the wall against tlte
Rome Farm, tor they never did any thing to that's.
the tenants onthe Rome Farm always put up thst.
Il was also proved. that John Albro while he iuss
proved that farm, said Weaver's folks would noe
do any thing TO il. Whether such a deposition b
an honor or .dishonor 10 the deponent and those
victorious. will leave TO public opinion-nnd which
is most blame abe. the deponent, or those who IA.
duenced him TO do, also leave to the same opins
ion shall say nothing Of the other evidences q
present PARDON Brown.
Middls,owp, Feb q. leiy.
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State of Rhode Island. &c.

NEwpsRr, SIS. Clerks Office, Cou,f Of Com.
mon Pleas, for fhe county Of Aewnorf, 20,
"a Fe6. 1879
xXTHERE.s John Molten, Of Newport, in the
w county OF Newport, housewright, has this
day 6led in said Office, certified copy Of an Act,
OF The Hon. General Assembly, passed at their Feb
ruAty SESSION. A. ID. isi9, granting 10 said Molten,
the beueft Of an Act passed in June, A. ID 1855.
enti,eo Act for the reiief Of nsovent debtors "
Notice is hereby given, to the creditors OF the said
John Melten,,o appear. ii they III. at the next
Court Of Common Pleas for the county Aforesaid to
be holden AT said Newport, within and for said coun-
" OF Newport, on the third Monday of May next,
fensnng the dae hereof then and there. 10 non,in.
ate assignees receive and distribute the Estate
and Effects OF said Molten, sgreeaby TO law.
H. Y. CRANST0N. Clerk y
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The State OF Rhode island &c.


Clerks Itic-, Conrs " Common Pleas, for
the C,unsy Of Aewhors, Fe5. 23d, 1919.
WHEREAS Isaac Peokham OF Newporl, in
the Cooniy OF Nswpo-, Weaver, has this
day filed IN said office, cer,'6ed cory Of IN
Ac, of the Hon. General Assembly, passed
at their Feb. Session A. ID 1919, grananp
to said Peckbam the benefl Of 40 AT pasted
70 June A. ID. 1856 cnutled "an Act for the
relief of iDsolsent Debtors" Notice j.
hereby given, 10 the Creditors Of the said
Isasc Psekb'n TO appear, If they see fl, at
ibs neat Coud Of Common Peas for the
Ccony atotesaid 10 be holdc al said N,w-
pat, within and Tor me said County Of New.
part on the third Monday of May next, en-.
suing the date hereof, there either TO nomi-
oae assignees to receive and distribute the
Esste and effects e the said Isaac Peckhsm,
sgreeably to Law.
ii. Y. CRANSTON, Clerk.
Feb. ~, 1919,
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PENMANSHIP.
On Roeh4uelrs System.

TINE Subscriber has opened ScnooL
i RoeM 10 Sprng.s,reeI, for the purpose,
exciusively, Of giving Lessons 10 the Arf Of
Penmanshih. on Rockwelrs System.-Those
who may thIok pI oper to bestow their patron-
age on him, may depend on every care snd
Attention being paid TO those under his Tui-
tion.-Terms, 81 for course of Thirty Les
sons.--Sehool to commence at hall past q
o'clock. MILTON HALL.
Newport, Feb. "a
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DIED,
p At Porfsmsmh. on Friday last, Miss MAsy Morr,
daughter OF the late Mr.. Jacob Mott, in the o5ih
year of her age.
+ At .Ne1r- ShOreham, the 18Th ia5tant, RAY T.
SANDS, Esq in the 44th year Of his age lie had
been at some distance from home, ,nl set out to
return about o'clock, in the evening, .n usual
health. la the morning he was iouoa ex ended os
the ground-a corpse. lie bad been Subject TO
fits OF late, and from the position in which he lay
it is supposed that he fell from his horse in one of
tne'n. anil perisbed by the extreme coldness Of the
weather
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70 LET,

THE Pswcstuet woolen Manufacturing Estab.
sishment. situate in Westerly, X. l. consisting
OF three.story stone building, 81 feet froat and
rear. and 50 feet deep, with tcr.whscl and gear
compIete.to carry the necessary machinery, four
carding machines, one billey Of thirty spindcss
three hand jennys, one brcwster's improved spin.
ner, ot i4A spindles, one picking machine, foue
broad and four ssttnett and cashmere looms, %.
gcther with all the tools and implements for the
same. Near the stone building IL wooden butt.
ding. Of 26 by 10 feet. two stories high and "a.
joining s dye house in which buildings fullipg
and securing mills, dyekettIcs, blue Vat, aud sIl
the necessary tools and implements for dyeng An&
6aishng cloth. A large and commoiious griss-
mill with two runs Of stones. water wheel and run.
ming gear complete. Together with one half of 3
Dam on the side Of Pawcstvck River
Also, two stores, one now. improved mey-
chants store, the other might with small expense
answer for the same purpose.
II the above property shoud not be rented Is
private safe, before the 25lh OF March next It will
then be Let 1t Auction. Por further pariicvlsss.
inquire of Mr. .,AMUEL Y. DENISON, Of slontng.
ton, or JED. W. KNIGHT and NATHAN r. Dix
ON. Westerly. ~
Westerly, Feb. "a. 1919. nt
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70. s. p-fAx sTocx.

The fact appears to be fully ascertained
that there is-a powerful party in Congress,
who are in iayor OF this Institution, uoder
such regulations, as il is an rheir power TO es
tablish.-This circumstances, has given a
suong impulse 10 tho credit OF the stock,
which, by tho last dates from New.York, had
tiscn to ia.
The ~ gun ship, building at the Nary.
Yard, Washington, was to have been Iaonch-
ed on Saturday last. II 10 said she is TO be
named the I" COLUMBIA"
We. understand that General Jackson, on
his return to Washington, will resign his
military commission, in order that he may
receive civil appointment, to wit, that of
Florida ~ Y Poet.
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State OF Rhode, Island, &c.
In General .dssen'6ty, February Session, Il. d.
1919.
ID ESOLVED, Tha, the bill enutled, IAN
N Act relating TO tho Seine Fishery, in
the river called the East River, 10 this Slate,"
be- referred 10 the next Session of the Gen.
ersI Assembly, end that notice be given to
all parties concerned OF The pendeney Of said
bil,by publishing this resolution ie the Rhode.
Hand kennnheaa and heg9hot Mercury,
thee weeks suceessiveIy, previous TO the
next session. a TRUE copY--wiTNEss,
M. 3 SAMUEL EDDY, Sec-eiary.
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TREATY NTH SPAIN.

The Nansnai InteihSencer Of Tuesday,
says, f" Il is said, and We have no doubt cor.
rectly, that the President OF the UDitrd STATES
Yesterday laid before the Senate, TREATY
recently concluded between Mr.. Secretary
ApAMs, on the part of ,he United States,
an DON LUIS DE ONIs, on the part Of Spain,
FOR A CESSION OF FLORIDA 10 the
Uai.ed States, and provision for the pay
men, in consideration thereof, Of sum Of
money to our metchsnts having claims on the
Spanish government for spoilia,ions on their
property; including also a settlement OF the
WssteIn boundary line between the y. S.
and Swain. This highly important Treaty,
30 ,ng wished, SO long expected, if ratified,
will im pose on Congress the necessity organ
izIng government tor that territory bofore
adjourn ment, and will add thus much to tho
mas f important bushes already before
the D." -:o:x:o:--
THE FLORIDAS.
EIser,N, Feb. a." The Spanish
tresly ives laid before the Senate this day.
The FIoridas are ceded to the United States.
All ne grants Of land In the Floridas made
by the Kiog Of Spain prior to Jan. |, 1918,
are confirmed. Tho western boundary OF
Louisian, commences al the river Sabine.
aud runs up that river to the northwes,era
corner OF the State OF Louisiana; I; theoce
north 70 the Red River; thence up that riv-
cr up to the Tooth degree Of west longitude !;
thence north to the river A. ksusaw; thence
up that aver 70 It's soutc &C ihesce TO the AZ =
degree of north latitude, and on that parsl;oi
Of Isiitude west 10 the Pacific Ocean. Tsf
United States pay TO her own citizens ist
millions OF dollars for the spoilations."
A similar statement Of the treaty is give.
80 the Georgetown Messenger of Moods
, 49, following additional circumstanc
= ~ iyyeing understood that Russia has ,
W ~. sd TO the United States all her righ =
countries on the Pacific Ocean, sou
rSS56lh degree north latitude, and tn
81 Eat Britain reIinquishes ell hers to ths
N.<.ne countries (af,cr the ten years, s,ipuis'
I'd In the late tresty with respect to q certain
portion Of ,hem,) the United States viii now
possess a territory embracing fifteen degree
Of latitude on the PAei6e osssn;"
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THE Co-p4unel ship, heretofore existing under
the firm OF CRANsr0N & GODDARD. was
dissolved on the Goth Of February last. All per.
indebted to said Firm, are requested TO settle
the same without delay, aud alIpersons having any
demands against said Firm are requested to pre-
sent the same for settlement.
Newport, March s. HENRY CODCARD.
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REcoMMENDATION.

The Rev. Mr.. WsBB, and. Mr.. MiLToS
HALL, bsving attended my School fo' .he
purpose Of learning fhe srt Of Pcnmsnship
90 Rockwsil's system, snd having made suc'
,rotieieney tbeseio, with great pleasure
pear testimony TO ,heir eminent qualification
% teach this bfsoeb al learning and 'oc
mmend TO ell those who may wish TO hsv,
heir children Instructed in this system.
pstronize the School Of those Gen:Iene
Who are fuiIy qualified teach the sane gr,s
,dvsntsge. LEADER DAM.
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THE following Estaies-House. No. 80. on Broad
! street, with all the appurtenances. Said house
will do well for public house. Also new house
on Tauner aud oak.streets, 80 by 20 feet on the
ground, two stories high, with large stable. A
new store on the Long.wharf % by 20 feet, two
stories high. with be wharf in front, in good re.
pair. lying near the bridge. Also. two or three
small houses and the land they stand on, in differ.
ent parts Of the town. One half Of body pew in
the I'd Baptist Meeting.to0se. in this town. Also
for sale, . FIRST rate chsiss aud harness, q good
horse and Wagon and harness. Ready doors.
window-frames and sashes. Lumber OF various
knds
Also for sale--7s acres of the best kind of Yer.
mont land, selected by MIR. Christopher Sweet Cor
his own settlement. Apply to
AaNER HATHAWAY.
.Neuport. Mar q 1910
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p LonlmisSioner's. Nonce.

Commissioner NeHre.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the
Court Of Common Pleas, for the county OF
Wash;agton, at their February Term, 1919. Com.
missioners Assigpees the estate and effects Of
JONATHAN KiNYON,
OF South. .Kngstown. in the county aforesaid, an in.
solvent debtor, to whom the benefit of an Act. pas.
sed in June, 1856. entitled" Act for the re.
lief Of nsolvent debtors" has been extended by the
Hon. Generai Assembly. Hereby give notice to
the creditors Of the said Jonathan 10 bring in aud
prove their respective CLAIMS, within niue months
from the 18th day Of February l8l9 or they will be
precluded. according 70 law.
WILKINS UPDlKE,
SAMUEL HELME,
MATTHEW WATTS.
South Kingstown, Mar. 3, 1919.
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PORT OF NE WI

PORT OF NEWPORT. z
Enfsred-sioop Sally, Vars, Ne&.York do Rap
id, Walden, do.
Clearcd-Brig Nereus, shearmsn, Alexandria |;
sIoop Ann.Maria, Gardner, New York do. Henry.
Hart, Savannah.
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seu.stYes, by Me. KiS.s, OF Coventrv, In
sne lowing words -" Voted and Resolved,
That the fresnsen Of the several towns, st
then annual own-meetsogs next 10 be holden
IN April, be requested to express their opin-
Son upon the expedlency Of extending the
clective franchise IN this state and that
the towo-cicrk of each and every town certi.
~ such opinion TO the General Assembly.
next TO DC holden at Newport, on the hrs,
"Wednesday 10 May next" Alter a variety
Of obsersaIions IRON many Of the members,
IN which several expressed desire for fuF-
ther time to consider the subject, the fol!
lowing resolutions was passed, by small
majo ity, on motion Of Mr.. b Hoard, OF
Nswport--(the names of the committee 90
ing suOseque MY added)-" Resolved, That
the further consideration Of the subject Of the
above resolution be postponed unui the next
session OF the General Assembly ; and that
Messrs. b. Hazard, Bullock, and Duriee, be
a conmiuee TO enquire and report at tho
next session, whether any election laws OF
this State. Tor the purpose of preventing
frauds in elections aud that said commiu,ee
report by bill or otherwise; and that the afore-
said resolution, relative to tho elective fran
chise, be referred 20 the same commiltee."
The petitions presenled for new Banks
were ninc in number, viz. Bank OF North-A-
fherica, for exchange and deposi.e, in Proyi-
dencs (; Rhode Island Agricultural Bank, in
Johnston; Smithhsid Bank, and Lime Rock
Bank, in Smithheid Monroe Bank IN Cio-
eester ; Central Bank, Mount Vernon Bank,
and Venice Bank, in Foster and Moose
~ eek Bank, in West-Greonwicn. Consider.
able debate took place in the House on The
expediency of granting any more charters,
which was terminated in the passage of the
subjoining resolvt;on, moved by Mr.. Hazard,
by majority of fourteen :-Resolved, That
il is inexpedIeot at this time to grant any iur.
ther Bank Charters in his State"
the subject OF The State Prison was again
referred 10 tho same committee which pre-.
vioasly had it ooder conside ration, with sn
expectation of elici,Ing more light, IN shape
of estimates $, SC.
The resolu,ions forwarded by the Govern
ors OF Ono and Vermons, for the amend
men, Of The Nauonal Constitution, were no,
acted upon.
A memorial was presented, praying for an
enlarg ement at the jaI-boands In ,his Town,
so as 10 include pat OF Ma-ket square, tho
Episcopal Church, FIRST BapuI Meeting
house, and College Street, which was relsr.
rod 20 the next session.
A COMMITTEES Of the HOUSE was appointed,
for me purpose OF ascerraining tho exped'.
ency vi flung up, Or OF selling, that part OF
North Wate eet in this town, belonging
TO the State, in the vicinity OF the jali.
Prov. Far
A Charleston paper says" Letters from
nt..l IL. 49,. k.a rk.I rs1p
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.Shirfiny and Sheefing CoffOns.
yNFs superior qusl,y just received by
- II StSSIONS

,osetber With an extensive assortment, Of Dry
Goods, which he will dispose Of al reduced prices.
for CAsB. or spproved credit.
Newpori, FEB. i7th 1919.
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RHODE.ISLAND MEDICAL SU-
CIElY.
A MEETING OF the Censors OF ibs
"A .Rdode Island Medical Society tor the
Southern District viii be held at the Senate
Chamber OF the State House in Newpor', on
WEDSssDAr, the Sd of Mach ensuing.
w. TURNER, Rec. See'ry.
Newport, Feb. 24,
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ARCHIBALD MUNRO & CO

II
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & CO.
Have issf received and for Sale.
Punchcous old Jstnaics RUM
IL do ST. Croix do.
10 do Windward Island do
Hhds Jencks' best Rye Gin.
S Chests Tyson ~
10 do Yosng Hyson
IS do & boxes Hyson-skin.
shouclong and Sinchi
few Hhds best retailing Molasses
20 Boxes Havsnna White and Brown Sugars.
IL Bags Ceh-e.
40 empty Gin Cases
20 Quintsls Goldfish.
Newport, March ;. 1879.
no be sokl. at Public AUCTION.
IN THURSDAY, Mar. Is-st--o'clock,
rIf not previously sold at private sale,
1 Two-story house, with q new barn, wood.
house, &c. with 90 excellent garden. the pro-
rerty Of the subscriber, situate in Tanner>stree,,
esrIy opposite the lanyard Of Thomas G. Pitman.
- The lot is liz by 60 feet Also. the dwell
y. house opposite the aforesaid house, which is
- convenient for small family, with garden.
.c thereunto belonging.
seaport. Mar. 8. 1919.
TO RENT,
r9s House. next north Of the subscriSer's resi
dence in Broad
Newport. March \ THOMAS G.PirNAN.
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A Charleston paper says" Letters from
Philadelphia have reached This ciIy, statins
,hat tnc Directors Of the Bank Of the United
States nod unanimously agreed to appoin,
,be Hon LANeDos CHEvEs, President Of
that ins,itu,ion and that etter has been
addre sssd % hin, inviting him to come on
Immediately and assume the duties Of the
office." -
We understand that the y. S. ship Hor-
net, Capt. Reid, is ordered round from Bos.
ton 10 Annipolis, to take on board the Hon.
John Forsyth, who 10 appointed Minister at
the cour of oiOdrid.- " r. Gag.
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Americaa Trade at China.
IMPORTS

tMPORTS
In American vessels, at the Port of Canton,
during the season OF isl7-is, say from
lM July, 1917 to the 80 h OF April, 1918.
s,7ooooo Spanish Dollars.
l6l4 Piculs Gsnssng.
1888 do Quicksilver.
ass do Turkey Opium.
~ do Cochineai.
1853 do Load.
7.lol do Iron.
2,576 do Copper.
i56 do Steel.
7e5 do Sandal Wood. b
400 do Ebony s
5000 do Beetle Nut.
I,loo do Brrmstone. , :
2l% do Pepper.
do BIZ ds' Nesss.
4,l83 Sea Ouof Skins.
9,425 Land ditto.
1909 Beaver do.
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4,ls3 Sea Ouof Skins. f
9,425 Land ditto.
1909 Beaver do. f,h
81, 7,ll2 Seal do.
1858 Musk Rat, Martin, Mink, sc.
The above are the principal articles OF i'm
ports, besides which, wooilsns, manufactured
cot,ons, iinens, liquors, watches, pearls, &c.
nave come by different vessels, OF which par
ticolar Tetusns have not been made.
The p'cul 10 equal to 1913 l-3 lbs. Amsri-
can weight.
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10 be sold, at Public AUCTION.
TO RENT.

r9s House. uex, north Of the subscriSer's resi-
dence in Brosd-streei.
Newport, March J. THOMAS G.PIrNAN.