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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
DIR. RELIES

1SJH.H.f/JC P/LLS.s
Is proef Of rheh Me foilorsins interesting cores
are submitted to public perusai;
49, M STETSON.
OF Hanover, was 9 years afflicted with vioIcn
pain in his right breast attended times with great
diff su,ty of reatbing, aud wholly incapable of at
tending business, after having tried nrsn all other
medicines, was cured and his health perfectly res
tored by 2 boxes Of these pills.
D AN ELDERLY LADY,
Her daughter and granddaughter, Of Boston,
were each DIRE adfuly afflicted with asthma and diff
Guilty OF breathing, were eli of them cured and re
stored to perfect health by boxes.
Judge -, Of salem, had been many years Sc.
verely afflicted with violent cough and difficulty
of breathing, was cured by 2 boxes; his sleep was
restored on the second night, which had been bros-
a Ial.y Of Boston turned Of so, Gas severel,
afflicted with cough, pain in the side, At times spit,
ting Of blood, could not lie down in her bed for
years. could sot sleep but at shor, intervals. wss re
stored to perfect health on taking boxes.
These Pills give instaE; ease in all coughs, colds,
as,hmss, difficulty Of breathing, wheezirs. tight.
ness Of the chest, strained stomach, consunpiion,
pain in the side, splitting OF blood, ch'lness and
siverings, the iorerunners OF malignant feve's, &c;
COMMON cO.ds are removed in a few hours, TIE "geu
will experience relief equally agreeable anG 'nssnt'
aneous even when The lungs are affected. CT .isk
for Dr. Relics Asthmstie Pills" One Lor contain
gin - pills frequently effects a cure 3ePrererf tm-
position, the side printed wrapper IS signed W
T. Conway Observe this os you -aiue hea'ih IRE
pared AID sold whoiessle by the sole proprietor,
w. T. Conway, chemist, No. !. Bumste'd Place
Comynon-street, Boston, by special appcn,nen'b b,
SAMUEL w. VINSOA, Drnygis.,
No. llo, Thsrpes-sreet, Nevpo's'
.Tse, ty t.
I.cmAel w. Briggs, Bristst; Hercules Whitney
J. X Mason. Prevalence Over Bowes. birdh"r':
Greene, New lends /. Isaac ID. Bu'l, Hdrysrdi and
most druggists. booksellers aud tmasteis thro
out the uni,ed States, where may he had AZ those
;,,siiy esssrrTd and highiy APPROVED "Nedie'nes,'
prtSared by ". L. Conway. Price One Dollar, OF
ss soxes for five dcitsrs boxes f.. nine dollars
aud IL dozen bottles for 100 doliars.
Rsc. ;, 1917. Vu)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
Liverpool Earthen Ware.
ARCHIBALD MUNRO & Co.

Hau': jast reee ped,
50 crates well assorted Farther Ware,
particularly selected for thi. NAL bet, consist
ing Of
Edg'd and c. c. Dishes aud Bakers, 9, lcs
II, IL, Is, H. rs, l6 " and / 8 inSt.es.
Edged and G. &. Piaies
do. do. Twifsrs
dc. do. hiutIias,7, @ and 4 in.
chcs.
Bss, blue printed Plates, Twiflets and
MuiEns
do. do. Dishes, Bakers, &c.
do. do Teas, Bowles and suucers.
do. do. Jugs, 4 6. l9, 24s.
do. do. Tea pots, sugars and creams.
dn. do lowls, 3, 4, 6, II and 24s.
Ensme.ed Teas, Tea pots, sugars and
creaes.
d. Jugs, bowls, ond bowls aad saucers.
G {. Jugs, bowls, SC. &c.
N wpoti, Nov. 10, 1919.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
CNION FACTORY.

THE subscribed inforras his friends and he ruh'
lie, that Capt. George Larfsn. in Trerhn'
Edward Sfanhope and Josebh ~ Tonon, IN New,
port, are the Agents to receive articles intsndea
for tn. Union Factory.
lie continues to color and sress Woo'sr C.c'hs
OF all descrintions--to Card Sleeps Wool ct :
grades, aod to manufacture pisine. ssttipe,s Co.'S
ipgs, Fiaunes, ac Of various colours sud shss' ~
Those who will favor him with their custom " =
inc. may depend on having their work done IN -
h-t manner. and on reasonable terms. ard tie
sms'lest favor will be gratefully aekno%'edftd
JOHN DABGOCk
Por.amcuth. Feb. ~ ism.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
Nt.W FLOUR, &c.
y". NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

M HEN cure for one dollar, or at most for two
w dollars, can be obtained for q cough, cold I,
ssihnA. diff suity Of breathing, iightness Of he
chest wheez,ng. pan in the side, spltu"g of blood.
Z strained stomach. &c must 1t not be matter OF
snrprze that We the obituary daily sweiied with
deaths occssoned pri,spaiy BY colds On aa aver
age at least
~ One Hundred q FJfty 72ousard Persons
die annually Of consumption, originating principally
from taking cold commencing with cough, then diff
Guilty of breathing and pain in the side, a, length
tls lungs become Effected, consumption ensues. and
death closes the scene Alas too often does pre-
judce. by listening to sor,e and adopting te opin
ion Of others, prevail; thereby preyenti's trial Of
such medicines as might I'd relief. under the
idea that 10 relief Can be ned. Scarce a case
occurs but may berelieved ny the melty sppcs.
tion of
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
\ cctpxRD.

~ SO'dicr DOaSltQ 10 JuiiCS NSs.n Oi
the many wounds he had received in his
face. Caesar, knowing him TO be a
coward, said. TO him. "rhe next time
you run away, you had better take care
how you look behind you"
The following remarkable anecdote
was ha,.ded to us by gentleman on
whom we can r.!y, and who is well ac-
quain;ed with the subject Of it.--Wess
ern Spy.
David Wilson, of Pcrtwilliam, Gala.
tin County, (Ky.) is 81 years of age,
lie has had f,dur 7vi0es, and by them 42
cGih1ym.-Hi. second wife had five
children at Two births in eleven mon,b..
MIR. Wilson has but two ribs in his bo-
dy, there being solid smooth bore on
each SiGe! Ne is man Of small stat.
urc and very active. He is a n,,iye Of
Pcnnsy lvania, convcrses with case and
aaability, and supports bis faaiiy by Ia.
bor. IL II ah economist, ard has worn
ia. 23 yes,s, ~;lich is slia pssssbly do
cent.
A person endeavering TO Prove TO DR..
Johnson, that an atheist may bs a man OF
a good moral character, Sir" S,id the
Doctor, "uhen man reject. his all ~
inoe TO his great Creator, u hat hs. be 10
restrain him from the perperation a
crimes !! an atheist was 10 drink ten
with me, should look very carefully al.
ter my spoons"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16

LOTS NEAR RHODE-ISLAND
COAL NINE.
HfNBe ertosed for scir, al .fre1ion, on We
hKSD1Y, March 8, az IL O'clock, H. IL.
on rte Erenises.
1HE following Lots Of LAND,N.
u the buildings thereon. belonging to The Rhsde-
hand Gal Cs.,tapy, and situated :" portsmouth, ca
ne island Of Island, nearly o.posite to Brs
toi, viz -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
Co. Partnership Disso- sed.

TIL Co o-Partnershlp heretofore exist
Il ins under The a 10 of
GiRAUp BEGUEY.
is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
FRANCIS Y GERhUD,
SOHN BEGUEY
Al psrsons indebted to said Firm requested
to make immediate payment. and all having de.
msads AZ ainst the said Firm are requested 10 call
and settle the same with the subscriber
Newport, Jan 20. 1920 JOHN BE'UEf
NEW ILOUR, &c,
JUST received, and /or salo sD Gardner'S
Uba3
50 bbls. )> A., ~,
100 bols tar, in .hippiog order;
100 bbls. NJ. /, . & 8, M,ckesilJ
100 bbl.. spring caught Menbadcu.
,si.g. constantly on hand. Connecticut r'agging
srOSE aad selected BkIGR for side walks
Apply to JoaN b LYON.
Newport, Oct g. 1879.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-02-16
Indian Turisb,udence.

The Chesokecs, 1t is said, have estab-
Iishcd something like a judiciary system,
and introduced into their society many of
the laws and usages of civilization.
Some Of their savage institutions are dis
appearing under the amcliorating infiu-
ence of mora. justice. Bigamy. we un-
der.,and, is done away with, and prohib-
ned und:r severe penalties. As a spec
lmen OF the manner in which they dis.
pense justice III cases Of trivial import,
se relate, says the Savannah Museum,
nc following anecdote, said to be authen-
llc.
An Indian assaulted another,-of which
regular Information was made. The
Judge ordered the sheriff to bring the
parties before nim. The sheriff went i'll
pursuit. OF them, but returned without
hem. "Wherc are your prisoners 2"
aid the Judge. 81 caught them" re.
pied the, sheriff. What did you do
with them pa 81 gave the defendant
81 cen lashes." s. What did YOU do with
lhr plaintiff ?" "Gaye him fifteen too"
3" What with the informc' or witness ?"
Why | gave him twenty five lashes-
for had he held his tongue, there would
have been no1c of this fuss and trouble"
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
10 The Citizens Of Portland.

Tire seec,men of this town having received
letter from the Mayor of Savannah in lehaf
the sufferers by The late destructive Ere IL that ei
requesting the citizens of Portland To send sue
relief as il may be in their power to ffo.d;
meeting ofthe Citizens j. requested nj Mr.. Neai
Insurance Office nj / o'clock tbis ehernoen f
the purpose of app hitting temn, ice to r-cei'
and forward whatever ploy be contributed Tor Il
object herein named and a'sj adllting any me6s.
ures that may be Judged eSpedieni.
We understand il is proposed 10 have contribu-
ton in the several places Of public worship IN his
town on Sunday next fer the relief fibe ei,izens
oil Savannah on the occasion, we hope all 10 the
extent of Their ability viii not only remember but
be done bv.o
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
1AM GAZET rE 6M
lSas& SHIPPING LIST .2&&
PORT OF PORTLAND.
ARRIvALs,

Friday. Feb. AR. i. Rarger, Smith st. John
for BOSTON, schr Jefferson, Howard, from do. Tor
10.
Suaddy---nr. I'll. Messenger. Green, from Boston.
with merchandise to suodry persons. Sailed from
Boston. "a o'clock =. NJ. on Monday the Sis,
uli and made Portland Lgh, in 10 hours after
but owing to head winds and her making ice 20 fast
she unable to fetch port. and was compelled 10
put 10 sea. Tuesday morning still blowing fresh,
shipped sen which washed an ancho, from the
deck-.he continued 10 scsd before the wind until
Wednesday morning at o'clock, after which the
weather sbated 50 that they were ahle 10 get her
under close reof'd sails. whea she stood for the
westward. Thursday night in the South channel
fell in with light tor sail schr under bare poles
having no one on deck, conld learn nothing from
her. At 6 o'clock Friday morning, made Nantuck.
ct Island, but by reason ofhenvy bead winds were
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
PHILO JUSTICIA.

From The National Tafeiiigeneer of the 18th ua.
III yet attempted to impress ,hr pubic mini.
IN defiance Of repeated contradictions, that this :
question which involves an extension Of slavery
that Is, the multiplication of slaves In our County,
--s)nee for all, 90 such question IL presented Il,
the consideration Of Congress, or Of the nation.
The question: Concerns only the difrIsion or the
concentration ut the slaves now In the country
There Is not an the Congress Of the United 8, ate.
singlr individual who would raise hi. hand In
favor Of authorizing the introduction of slaves
into the United siaies--or. in other words in
'.vor OF the exfensi,n Of slavery. Jos,ice 90 the
eharse'e of our cinnisv requires that this should
oeZ's'inc'iy understood, and never overlooked, ~
" frequently is, IN the newspaper discussions Of
whnt IS called the Missouri Ques'ion.n
The editor appears 10 have forgotten the
nomenclature Of natural history, or to have
maize some new discovery 10 That science, and
changed the classification Tor. negro or
save WHICH are terms synonymous al the
son'l) i would appear, is cIassed by him with
manlnafe Objects, or with phoenix species
81 apHnals do not pretend To be much &C.
qiiaInted with the articles Of southern merchan
'ilze, called negroes. that commodity mol
pt'ng exposed for sale in our markets but
''"ays considered they must be either vege
'aoieS, or else animals. Now il is well known
IN 'u's part OF the country. that five plant a
pu'hei OF potatoes, or other vegetables in The
Spring, we expect a three fold increase. or
more al harvest; If negroes then, are vece-
'ao'es. w'il they not increase We knaY,
likewise. ,hata good cow brings forth cali,
Almost every year; and il is invariably the
case VITA all o'hcr animals in this part Of The
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS Day, the Eighth day IF February
inst Of O'Clock, al ihe QGcc Of
All LII L @ I,I IatI,C,IIINI1

VI LILLIAN ~ LIZ CHER.
a certain psce Of l. AID aiua,ed in Portland,
, bousded as follows, viz Beginning a. stake
Standing on the s.uih side Of Dsnfo h Street on
he western Inc of the s. idow Kernhappucks
Bracke,ts dover thence seu h.fly course by
the wes'ern line Of said dover one hunfred and
uine'y-two fee to stake hence 'cuth $50 West
about nine ~ seven feet TO the we,'ern ue # M-s
Mary Thomas' lard thence N the lsstef. inc
Of said Thomas' land to a sake s,andi1 y on the
Souther'y side f Danforth-S'reet. az dance q
ninety fee, from the 6ra boun! on a course
South, $50 West; .hence by the line Ct aid
Street, tn he FIST b,uuds resstvine the eaps a
piece of one hundred AID ninsi y-,y feet 10, I'd
eighteen feet wide on the eaterly .ide Of tie a.
bove described and. sIxieeu feel of Which ohl,.
gated to re gwen up for he tenefi, q, The sirset.
provided The hers owners of he dower h ,u.d
agree TO give sisteen fses more for the en!argisy
the same.
The above isa de crip,ion of land Coz vexed by
Samuel Gilbert and Ibons, Deaue, Q ht ms B.
Wales by deed recorded Book u, Page 323
SrtPHEs taTrEN's NOTE, Jaitai August
G 1s 4, payable TO SAMUEL F. BwApros 0 or or
der, for i've hundred col ass IN nloli hs tom
date and erdor'ed ny aid Bradford, with al
e"dorsement On be anne Of ore hu drel dollars.
fe M. Cash on the delivery of the deed
F. fu-'her particulars, inquire of iIlZEKL
Al WtNsL9W J..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08

The lstest news from England is more favour
able to the situation Of that country than the ac-
counts formerly received. The crown has &C
CURED an accession of strength aud power from
the irregular and desultory opposition of the rad
icals, which has resulted in an increased MAORI
ty in both houses of parliament in favour Of lie
preset administration, and produced the enact
ing some laws which will ahsidge the liberty of
the subject. An unsuccessful opposition rarely
fails TO increase the evils il was int. uded 10 reme-
dy il therefore should not be lightly undertake
en- nor feebly pursued. Some attempt is making
by the old UhlgS To produce a relor III in The rot
ten Burrough system, which is we'll thought of
by enlightened statesmen. This was commene-
ed by motion Of Lord Russell for leave to bring
in bill to transfer the right of sending mem bers
TO Parliament from the rotten burrough OF Gram
pound in Cornwall to the p,pulOus town of
Leeds.
Goblet has declared that from bis observation
of the different forms of government in the world,
that of King, Lords aud Commons, duly balanced
and fairly represented, is in his opinion the best.
We may therefore suppose this attempt to reform
the representation by disiranchising the corrupt
Burroughs, may accord with and satisfy the wish
es Of the Rsdicals
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
THE GAZETTE.
PORTLAND. TUESDAY, FEB. o. 1920.

Ertraet ola Letter from Washington, dated jan
aary %.
q Net much important business has yet been
in Congress, and nothing of moment
will be accompli he'd until this Missouri question
is disposed Of. They will certainly have ma
jorty in the House of or 10 in favor of the
friction, Notwithstanding the opinion ofthe Sem
ate and the predictions of dsunion, confusion, &c
Maine members with the exception of one Mr.
Holiness and perhaps one more, will do their duty
in regard to slavery, whatever may be its effect
on the question of Names admission into the
Union.''
Mr.. HOLMES seems to be so earnest for the ex-
tension ofthe benefits of slavery in the west, that
we wonder he did not use his influence chair
man Of the committee which framed our Consi-
tuition, To give US the privilege of enjoying them.
Now Mr.. Holmes being man Of East integrity OF
principle, must have found much stronger mo-
tives and reasons than have met our understan-
ding, and new ones too, 10 have made him so
population OF the western States--since So lately
as our Convention, he was very warm in rejecting
every thing that looked like shackle, either up
on the consciences or the bodies of our good cit-
zens Perhaps he wishes for a monopoly of free
dom in the east, and thinks so that | am free.
!" the Devil take the hindmost'' We hope that
our country has not become extensive hat
liberty means one thing in one part oft, and an
other thing in its opposite; if so it is as well to
cease making new States altogether but if this
is not the case, it follows that MIR. Holmes is an
inconsistent politician, or one who is governed BY
no fixed and steady principles.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
DIED,

In this town, Mr.. John French, aged 55.--Mr.
Robert Mitchell, aged Ga child of Mr.. Emo
Merrill, aged IS months. -John Colt, son ofM al.
Henry Smith, aged II months. William March,
youngest child Of Capt. Nathaniel Shaw, jun
Mr. Joseph Hale, aged IL.
In Buxton, EsssKkER WENTWORTH, ESQ
ngsd 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08

obliged to put 10 ses enthusiastically night the
weather moderaiing, she made sail TO the north
ward ana ar. at this port about 7. M on sab,
bath day, with the crew badly frozen.
CLEARhscrs.
poREIeH.-ffid1y, FcJ i-Cl. schr. Fayorite,
Tate for Honduras.
oasrwisE-Saiurady Feb. SCI. schr. Dol
pbin, Libby. for Savannah.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08

The Southern gentlemen have always
made more pretensions to gallantry, than
their neighbours of the North, and how
ever good recommendation it may be
among ladies it does not much advance
their reputation as statesmen. But gentle
men who are in the habit of exercising
it, display it almost mechanically, and
sometimes without much judgment. as we
have lately seen in the Senate of the L.
S. where it seems to us quite unbecom-
ing to make a flourish of it. Who, for
instance, could have supposed any men,
Der Of the Senate so Barbour-ous as TO de-
vote his attention to a modern belle Of
the swarthy hue of Missouri, to the
great neglect of the more ancient daugh-
ter of Massa-C husetts Even the authori-
ty of the Pink-ney of gallantry cannot
justify so gross an outrage in favour of
this dingy stranger as to Palmer off for
beauty, even though his opinions may
be echoed by a northern Parrot. There
are however, some exceptions of high
character to this favourtism and un-
natural sympathy, and as long as the
northern heiress is supported by King
her pretensions will not be sighted nor
her claims cease to be sought out while
Hunter remains in the field. to drive,
pell .Meil-in the midst and stick like a
Burr.iU to those who oppose her rights.
OTIS enough, our MorreH teaches, 10
trust no mans civility, when it wars with
his fancy or his interest.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
FOR sale.

\ PEN IN Tie ,hnd P.rish---yeqii as
above.
FsNr,a 8 1870
THE ,uh'criser hereby givs, pubic ro,iee I, !,
al concerned, thai he has been duly appointed
and taken upon himself the t,ust OF daiicilra.or
of the estate with he spil annexed Of
EUNicE GALIlSON.
laie Of Windham, in the counfy of Cunlher,sod.
Widow deceased, ty giviag bond a. he law d.
reets--tieh therefore relce Is al perors VITO are
indebted to the a.ii dsceaseds sst.te TO make
i'm edlais payment, snd those wha have aay de-
mands ,hefeon, hot The a,s Cor set iemep, e
JOHN W GIL CIV.
Wiadhsm, Nov. 10 1879
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
MARRIED.

In North-ysrmaeth, by John W. Mellen. Esq.
NJ. john Hill. to Miss Frances p Anderson. Wy
William Barrows, Esq. Capt Rudduck pince II
to Miss sosbsouis Gray-By Rev Otis c. Whit
on, Mr.. Reuben HAYES, TO Miss Hannah Pr,nce.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08

Extract Of another letter from Warrington, dated
February ].
This Gay at 3 O'Clock the Yeas and Nays
were taken in the Senate on he Missouri ques-
ton. In favor of Restriction 16--against it "a.
:" To morrow the subject win be resumed and
the question discussed as to the acceptance oflhe
merdment, or rather the junction of the two
subjects, Maine and Missouri, in one bill. ex-
pect the junction viii be sanctioned: | will give
you the result when it takes place.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08
ID ITCH BOLTlNG CLOTHS

# very superior quality, 81 ,b- 3as,en prizes.
rom Nc. 4toil
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-02-08

county, hat hey propagate their species ::
if negroes, then, are animals, as feel pretty
confideo..they are, will they not increase and
multiply? aid will moi slavery, by Ibis means,
he eslendede A FARMER
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-17
Star Fire Company.

rs,r.c, Of an act of the Corporation OF A
lisxandria, for the extinguishnent of fires.
Sec. 7. lfany person who shall be present
INV FIRE. shall neglect or refuse to obey
,he order or direction of any officer who shall
- anpointea by any Fire Company now es-
."bl;sbed or which may hereafter be estab-
,.Sad knowing him to be an officer, such
nsu uson shall forfeit and pay the sum of five
Ysltars provided the name OF such officer
J .saiI have been first published in one of the
puy At stated Meeting of the Star Fire
comnany, held on the Ilth inst. the
ALLOWING gentlemen were chosen ofi-
COPS for one year.
Anthony Grease. Esq. President.
Commanders.
1ohn Muncaster. Jamess Allison,
G.. S. Hough.
Regulators.
VIM. Bartleman, A. c. Cazenore,
CaDt. Dangerfeld, ]. w. Massie,
Thomas Jacobs, Isaac Robbins.
Property Men.
Josenh Milburn, 'Thomas Irwin,
Matthias Snyder, VIM. Isabel,
Ezra Kinsey, Guy Atkinson.
ACE Men.
Thomas Bladen, Thomas Murray,
James w. Sears.
Captains Of the Hose.
Anthony Crease, lst. Thos. Steel. Cd.
Thos. V. Huck, Treasurer.
st Joseph Cowing. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-17

r,baid not consent to the coronation OIL
s;fs till two years alter his accession.--in
ceorge the lists time, his wife never recog-
nzed as queen.
The Duchess of Kent is pregnant, which
ras the cause Of her performing the journey
rom sidmonth so slowly.
Parliament at the reques: of the king has
nassed an act of Grace.
Both houses of parliament adjourned yes
terday to the 18th inst. the day after the APP
no;oted time for the funeral of his late ma
jesty. a;o....o,,, : ,;s...ad
itself in Bandon, and some other places in
Ireland among the cotton weavers. Great
distress has lalterly prevailed amongst them,
owing o the scarcity of work, aud the low
rate OF wage $.
We learn from captain Hathaway. from
poterdam, that he had seen London pa
nor of the 9th of February, announcing the
,e,oration to health of King George the ~;
hat seventy two villages were under water,
n consequence of the giving way of the
d;kes on the breaking up OF the ice that it
vas reported Ferdinand had gone off, or had
been massacred.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-03-17
Cabinet Mandatory.

NIILLIhM GREEN, late from England
Nv returns his sincere thanks to hjs
friends and the public in general for their
liberal encouragement since he settled III
Alexandria, and hopes by his steady atten-
ton to business to merit their further patrohs
age and support
Having on hand good stock of the best
working materials. those who may please: 70
favor him with their orders may depend on
having them executed with neainess and de-
spatch.
All kinds of upholstery work, cabinet
chairs and sophas. neatly resulted on tho
lowest terms.
| have also for sale, an assortment of Ia.
dies patteEs, braces and bits, shoemakers'
and other rasps and files, brass feruIes for
bed posts, bed screws, sportsmen's knives,
Sc. opposite Louis Beeer's Confectionery,
King-st. between Pitt y Reyal.st.
march I3 St