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Htl.s ANb SCHOOL HOOKS.

fi.Ai - AMI SSnOOL bOOhS'
TEN boxes Mems, Youths and Chit
L dren's HATS, kandscre and cheap. jsst ~
ceived from New-York aud tor ssie st
q. WANTCN's Book & Hat Store.
.dmong ihcm are -
J. wILLson's celebrated irlitartn besSers snd
Mems white and black Hats, with vide brims. .,
the low price OF 3 3 each.
Tweedy & Benedic,'s i11ifntion beavsrs--6 FIRST
quality mems real Superfne ditto.
White, Brothers h Co. imitation beavers -Wsiet
proof ditto msde entirely OF Fur, hsM and hani
sonc-Aiso best No. I, Hats.
Children's white and black Beaver, aud red Mo.
rocco Hats. t
For sale cs abope,
so Reams writing paper, Cap No !, & 3, at one
dollar per Ream less ,hsn the ususi price.
Letter paper and Stationary, Of every description.
School Book, of every kind in use -ss A!den's
and webber's LIST, Cd & Sd vols --CuWnings.
Morse and Goidsmi,h's Biographies - Ari,hmetrs-
--GrammArs, Dictionaries, Testanents, &c SRA
mems nd Blank Books
Paper Hangings and Eordc's,
For Rooms and Window Curtains, selling of at
very reduced prices
or Those persons who are indebted TO G WArs
Tos, and the more especially those whose hccounrs
have been of long standing are earnestly requested
to call aud make pay m ent, as otherwise their Ac.
counts will be iut in suit in the course OF 10 days
Newport. May IL 1920 ~
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ELIZABETH BURLlNGHAM,

VXTOULD inform her Friends and the Pubncs
V" that she has removed her stand fros, Thames
street, TO of Mill and Spring street, or bets
ter known BY Ferry Wharf ane, in the house lately
occupied by Capt Joas Woop, where she ofcrn
FOR sale Groceries Of every kind. by wholesale q
retail, at AZ low a rate as cry in the street, aud
will take country produce in pay--She still con,ini
ues Boarding house, and viii be glad to sccoD4
modate Gentlemen and Ladies' at a reduced price
Children shalt be taken good care Of if any ona
wishes 10 send then' in town for the advantage oT
a school, and will take pay in produce-she wishet
TO return thanks TO those friends who has favore6
her. and hope they will continue their friendship.
Eeyrort, November 6. 1876.
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MISCELLAN EOUS ARTICLES.

Lsnaon Danny Fashions. rs.--The fol-
lowing We believe is the newest fashion
IN town, as adopted by these dear dc.
lghtiui creatures: The waiSt is more
and more dim:nished in circumference,
aid extepded 10 length; the bust more
and morl enjsapoirt; the tail of the coat
depending only eleven inches and half
below the hip; the heel increasing in
height, and the nswserS for all the world
like pair of inverted estingaiShers.
The m1,eria'. according to taste, simple
dosuias, or deuble.mietl Anghesea,
black, blue, or " Coronation mixture !"
as Messieurs, the operatives, have dub
bed grecnish pepper and salt kind of
cloth just brought out. To this must
be added narrow brimmcd hat, bent
down to the olfactory organ in front, and
the fifth ver:ebre Of the neck behind,
with well oiled iove lock upon the left
temple, and the thing is complete.
&'est Ia serisa5le creme dn bon ION!
The following has been widely circulated
throush shout Great. Britain. II |, ii, bit for
the conondrom gentry;
The Riddles uqjsh.sd; come read II correct,
And name will be found you perchance don't
suspect.
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BY the President OF the yni,cd Sta.es.


BY the President OF tie yni,cd Stales.
WHEREAS. by various acts Of Congress the
w President Of the United States is authorized 10
direct the public lands which have been surveyed
TO be oRered for sale
Therefore, I, James Monroe, President Of the
United States, do hereby declare and mike known
that public sales. for the disposal (AccordiDg to
lsw) OF public lands, shall be held rs follows, viz
Al Franklin, in Missouri the FIRST Monday in
January next. for the sale Of
Townships 81 to'55. IL range 26. west Of the 5,h
principal meridian line.
50 to IS, ranges 27 and 20 do
81 to S., range % de-
At the same place, on the 6rst Monday in liarch
next, for the sale OF
Townships 81 to So, in range 80, vest OF the 5th
principal meridian line.
M so to Sc, in ranges 81 80 and 80 do.
At st. Louis, in said estate, OH the frst Monday
in Dcce mber next, for The sale Of
Townships 35 TO ~, in raoge l and 2, east of the
S,h principal meridian lire.
A. The same place, Oh the first Monday in March
next, for the sale Of
Townships 35 to ~. in ranges 3 and 4. cast
At the same place. on the Grs, Monday IN May
next, for the sale Of
Township, IS to ~. in range and G, east, and of
% and a., in range 2 east.
At Jackson, in the county Of Cape Girardeaa, 10
the said stale, on the frsr Monday in February
next, for the sale oil
Townships "a, in ranges 1 to "a, ess, Of the 5,h
principal meridian iibc.
80, range 4. esst do.
20, 80 & 81 do
81, % & 50 s do.
AT CdwardsviIie, in the state Of Illinois. os the
FIRST Monday IN January next. for the sale OF
Townships to Is, in range ., west OF the ID pr IN
cipai meridian line.
1ltsi 10 and II do.
6tol IL and Is do.
Al vandalia, in the said state. on the third Mon.
day in January next. for the sale OF
Townships S to 10, in range !, east of the Sd
principal meridian line.
s.0 TO 10 10 range. s,4. and
1s 1's s.nd and 10 10 range east
At Palestine, in said state, on the second Monday
in February next, for the sale of
Townships TO 10, in ranges =, 10 and III, east oi
the Sd principal meridian line.
ito 10 range L. were OF I'd princi-
pal meridian line
8, sand 10 ranges IL and i3.
At Detroit in Michigan Territory, on the first
Monday in November next, TOR the sale oil
Townships 8, 9 and 10 S. in ranges 4 and easts
8 and . 6
7,8 and 9 = and
Except such lands as have been or may be re-
erved by law for the support of schools, for 9TH
er purposes The lands shall be sold in regular
merical order, beginning with the lowest number
Of section, township, and range
Given under my hand, at the CITY Of Washington,
this nineteenth day Of September 1920
JAMES MONROE.
by the President.
JOSIAH niEiGS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Get IL. 1awtistMay.
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.
From Nesu- Bedford to NeSubort and
Providence, oVer Lie Stone

From Neau- Bedford to Neubort and
Providence, oVer Lfe Stone
Bridge at TlVertOn. &
I EAVES Now Bedford every Tuesday
~ and Friday, at 6 o'clock A n. aud
rives at Newport at O'Clock M. sarss
Gays. Leaves Bristol Ferry at IL O'clock >,
arrives at Bristol at one, at Warren at 8, and
at Providence at o'clock p. N. same days.
Returning, leaves Providence aud New.
port every "Wednesday and Saturday, at 9
O'Clock A. NJ. and arrives at Bristol Ferry st
lc, and at New.Badford at o'clock p, y.
same days. Passengers leaving NswYork
on Monday, will by this conveyance, arrive as
New Bedford on "Wednesday.
y The Stage Books are kept in Providence,
ct II Blake's; in Newport, at Towr.end's
Cofee.h house +; in New. bedford, at Col. Nell
sons Hotel.
Fare from New Bedford to Newport,
S2,5o-snd from New. Bedford 20 Providence
$500 Each Passenger is allowed rs lbs.
baggage, gratis {; and for las lbs. baggage
the same as for Passenger.
All fsvors will be thankfully received. and
gratefully acknowledged.
PELEG FISH, Aerhorf.
ISAAC FISH, Providence.
l. II. BARTLETT, Nrv- Bedford.
Nov g
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HYMN FOR THANKSGIVING.
To TnEs, ALMIGHTY LORa, we raise
Our hearts and hands. in prayer and praise
Fer all thy mercies plead and prove
Thy word is true, that God 10 Love.
How many dangers. woes and fears,
Have passd like dreams Of other years-.
How many blessings from above,
Sound as they fall. that God 10 Love
That pes,ilence, whose venonh breath
lnfusd the very life Of Death,
Che voice OF dercy badc (" remove"
Aad thus proeiaim'd, that--God 10 Lous.
The bounteous products Of the soil,
Che rich reward OF honest toll,
To praise the Lon = oar tongues should movcl
For these attest, tlxt--Gsd 10 Lspe.
Freedom her golden gifts extends
TO us. her faitEfni, chosen friends,
Thc breeze Of health waves ov'ry grow
And gently Whispers Gsd 10 Lore.
Serene her light around us pours,
Religion trumphs-faith adorcs,
While Peace, the heavenly Turtle. .Dovo,
Coos in soft strains, that God is Lorc.
But brighter aucsts,ions shine,
Recorded in that Book Divine
The SAvIoUas Mission from above.
Asass ths great 7rEth. fhai--GoD Is LOVE.
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P + P c A NJ L
B l. KG A M T

The Heb German Doc!or.--A high
German Doctor, on leaving patient he
had been visiting, gave orders to the
nurse to give the sick man some pop
pies aud bolc ammoniac, stewed III milk;
which the old dame, from the manner ef
the DOCTORS pronunciation, mlstook Tor
pubbies and an old akmaaaek; and ac-
Ooitlingly without delay, procured
whole litter of the little animals; stcwed
them down as directed, and in spite of
all his remonstrances, made the poor pa
tient take them On the next visit of
the celebrated quack, he exclaimed with
an air of the most profound importance,
"Wcll nurse, how was mine patient by
dis time2" "Much better, sir" replied
the nurse; "the medicine had great cf-
feet" "Ah! dat is goot and pray
dit you gif dc poppies, and de bole am.
monilc, as tell You ?" "Oh! yes, sir,
the fahpies! he has eaten six this
morning, and | have stewed fou more,
which he is taking now; us for The old
ainaDdck, could not get Que in all the
parish, but found 0ery old copy of
Robin Hood, and stewed thar down in
milk, which has answered the pur pose
very we'll" "Ay! wat! wat you say
Pa4pies; Gpt tam; wat you gii mine
paiient de deg /! why, ] tell you poppies
and bole anmsnlac !" "Bless me, sir
! understood you said puppies and an
old almanack and SD you did say, sir;
and So gave them as you directed and
much better he is in his bowels assure
you. sir" The enraged quack, finding
he. could not talk 80 last as the olel lady,
sh lok his head II her, looked fierce, and
marched out oftbe room
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UNION FACTORY.

THE subscribers respectfully informs their
L friends aud the public in general, that they
have added to their establishment = complete set
Of new Cards. suitable for carding Of Merino wool.
in the best manner, which together with their for
mer machinery make their establishment complete.
Woo, of all grades carded into rolls at The low
est terms. They wish to receive wool for manu-.
featuring on shares or contract, ~ may best sot
their employers They continue to carry on their
Clothing business, in all its various branches. Ev.
cry attention will bs paid to the coloring Of Grapes,
Bombszettes, silks, SC The following persons
will receive and forward any Articles intended for
the Union Factory.
GEORGE LAwTON, Tiverfsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Br,sfsi Fevy.
EDWARD sTANHOPE. and
j w. WATSON, .Nswpers
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks TO
their old customers and solicit the continuance Of
their favours JOHN BABCOCK.
MOSES LAWToN.
Portsmouth. June 2.
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.Juiy 70. i8oo

DREPARED by w. T CoswAY. Chemist, No. I,
4 Bumstead Place, Boston, viz.
DIR. Relies Botanical Drops.
DIR Relies As,hmatic Pills
Dr Relies Aromatic Female Pills. for obstruc.
tions, &c.
Dr. Relies An,ibillious Pills, for Indigestion, Dill
ious Affections, &c
Dr. Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
ashe
Dr Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills.
Dr Jebbs Rheumatic Lioiment- Rheumatism OF
20 years standing has been cured by this in "a
hours.
British Antiseptc Den,rifce, most excellent for
the teeth and gums.
Dumfries' Ointment, certain and safe cure for
the hck in one hours application, be it ever IN
vetera,e. Gr No danger from taking cold
Albion Corn Plaster The relief is immediate,
and while it dissolves and draws the corn out by
the roots, IL causes not the least pain.
Cambran tooth.ache Pills: the relief is instsn-
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth.
DR.. Hunters celebrated Plils--Dr Hunters In
lection Powders, and DR.. Hun,er's Cerate, tor the
prevention and cure Of venercal complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise. explaining symptoms,
aud method OF cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cures. may be
bad oi the Agents, gratis
u1' Nose Of che s5sce are genuine. urie's 'isned,
"W. I. Conway A large discount to Country
Physcians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. vINSON, Druggist,
No. llo, Thsmes-street, Newport;
flo, BY
Lemuel w. Briggs, Brssfoi; Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Ba,ch, Prevalence Dyer q Bowes, HIND
Aasi Greene. .Ns-s- LenGsa, Hopkins Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of respectabii,y; also
by most Post. Masters throughout the Union.
None are Senuiue naiess signed BY w. r Conway
July 12, 1890
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BY the Presidtm u tie United &ntss.

BY the Preslatat ~ the Onitcd Gates.
VITHEREAs, by an az Of Congress, passed on
w the Sd of March. 1917, entitled "An act to
authorize tie appointment Of surv rveyor for the
lands in the northern part Of the Mississippi terri.
tory and the sale Of cert8n lands therein describ-
ed" the President of the United Sta,es is sutBoriz
ed to cause certain lands to be sold:
Therefore I, JANIS MosEoE, President of the
United states, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sales, shall Le held at Huntsville, in
Alabama, for thL disposa (accordng to iaw) Of
the following lands, viz;
On the I'd Monday in October next. .,r the sale
Of townships 10 and 13. sn range 2, E--townshps
9. 10, IL and IA. in range 3, E--townsbips o. 10,
aud II in range 4. E.-tOwnships 9, 10, III, 10, 10
and II in range S. E--townships IL, i3 md IA in
range 6, E.-snd township IL, in range 2, r. Also,
the lsods in tho tract commonly called Colbert's
reserve.
On the LIST Monday IN December next for the
sale of townships IL, IL Is and IL, in range 3, w
--towpshipc IL, Is and IL, 10 ranges and z, W.
townships IL, ~, 13 and IA, in range 8, W.-town-
ships 12. 13, IA, in range g. W.--towsShips 13 and
ID. in range 10. Ward township H. in range H.,
w. Also the lands adjoining the town Of Mara
thon, which have not been offered for sale, except
such lands as have been reserved by law for the
support of schools, or for other purposes The
lands shall be sold in regular numerical order,
commencing with the lowest number Of section,
township and range.
Given under my hard. At the City OF Warrington,
the 22d day Of June. 1920.
BY the President: JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MRlGs,
Commissioner OF the Gen Lane Office
Printers who are authorized to publish the Laws
Of the United States will publish the above
week till the 1st Of December next, and send their
bills to the General Land Office for payment
Juiy5 iswtiD
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POETRY.
(SELEcTED)
HYMN FOR THANKSGIVING

From the Albany Plough hoy.
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SHOE STORE.
DAVID RDEMAN,

No. lse, T5ames-strce,,
(NeaI!y opposite the we'll known Sigus
the Golden Eagle.)
Rrstecsfaiiy i'yjo' ms ne jtiendS sS fAt Fu6ir.
THAT he has made such recent ada
A ditions 70 his slock Of BOOTS & SHOE ss
renders his Assortment very extensive; gfeat
part OF which are OF bis own Manufacture among
which arc,--Men's cslEskin shoes, for g So
Morocco Walking shoes 7s6-sIiprers Lscss and
Sandals, OF real goatskin morocco, for 4s6 & 3s--
Children's Morocco Bootces 5ss -smaii shoes, 25
cents .-qi,o, Black and co,or'd morocco, and kid
boo,-webbing, cord aud ferret, sc. s.c.
Boots and shoes Of every description, manufact.
ured to suit measures, st short notice, OF the besk
materials and substantial workmanship.
Newport, Goth Of 9th mo. 1920
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YALUABLE FIRM.

THE subscriber Offers for sale, his Farm situsted
L in hiddletown. abou, one mile and half from
the state-house in Newport Said Fsrm contains n
bout SO acres Of ,snd with great quantity Of excel
lent fruit trees OF all kndstogehcr with the build
,ngs thereon standing. For other Information In.
Qvire Of ALANsoN PlbCKHAM.
Middlctova, Feb. 10. &
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10 LET,

(.fnd irusediafe fossesGen giver,)
@ HOP Mo-, on the north side the Parade, re.
- Gently occupied by DAvfp WILLIAMS For
,srmss ssd s;ssr sssaesRrs. ssE Mr. Charles
Fks, dGs.
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TO LET.

THE lower part Of a Dwelling House
4 10 Bridge eet. on the Point. conIaining SIX
rooms; together with q wood-house. stable, sud
garden The House is in excellent tepair Also
for sale or to let The building next east OF the n =
RePub'ieaa ofice.-For terms apply 10
THO TOWNSEND, Jun.
Newport Sept 6, 1890
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NOTICE.

The subscriber, admitted an A,tor.
ney and Counsellor 1t Lsw. has formed
eonnsxioa With wiLLrAa HusrEs. Esq AMI Of
fers his professional services to the psbssc
VILLAIN 6. rs srroE
Evr'n 50. -. is@
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Pro Bone Pabkco!
CLOTHING SAVED.
SAMUEL S. MA1RANT,

nc,
THhT he DRY SCOURS coats, pania.
4 looms, Ladies habits, &c. and hot pres.
ses them in very superior style, entirely
dfIsren, from that Of the Dyers generally,
SO tha, they keep their original shspe, aod
gives them the polish aud appear ance Of new.
he also removes stains; alters and repairs in
any shape or manner Gentlemen's clothing
Of every description. He Ha,,ers himself,
rom the practice he has had in the ahogo
art, will insure him share Of the patronage
OF 4 generous public.--An orders strictly at
tended to.
Newport, Sept. ~.
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IYl ER 3
District of Columbia.

County Of .4learndria, TO eit.
NN the petition of Thos. White, AN insola
" vent debtor. confined in the gsoi of A.
lexancria county for debt, notice is hereby
given to the creditors ofthe said Tbs. Whit
tie, that on the 4th Of September next, being
the first Monday of the month, at 8 O'Clock
A. Nj. at The courthouse Of said county, the
cath prescribed by the act Of congress OF the
United States, entitled an act for the re.
lief of insolvent debtors within the district
of Columbia" will be administered to tho
said lnsolvent, and trustee appointed. I'M
less sufficient cause to the contrary be then
and there shown.
Ordered, that this notice be inserted six
times in the Alexandria Gazette and Daily
Advertiser before that day, and also four
times in the Baltimore Patriot and Mercan.
tile Advertiser, before the Ist day of Sep
TENDER next. By order of the honorable
William Crsnch. CHIEF Judge of the United
States circuit court Of The District of Golum,
bia
Teste, EDM.I. LEE, e. C.
august "a st
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Was Committed

ITO the Jail for the county of Alexandria,
4 on the 9th inst. as runaway. negro
man who calls himself MACE, and says he
is the property of Mr.. William Middleton,
living in West.noreland county, Va. near
Rich7rd strong's store, about six miles from
Bsaes nill, AMI about five miles from Mr..
John Eatman's post Office The said negro
man is about 26 years OF age, feet E or z
inches high, well made: his clothes white
woollen Jacket and snuff CONGRATULATIONS
The owner is desired TO come, prove pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away, O.
therwise he will be disposed OF as the law
directs. ANDREW ROUNSAFELL,
august 10 saAos'
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District of Columbia.
I'este,
august "a

County of alexandria, TO NIT.
ON the petition of George A. Bibby, an
CinsoIyent debtor, confined in the gao of
Alexandra county for debt, notice is here.
by given TO the creditors of the said George
A. Bibby, that on the 4th day o. September
next, being the first Monday OF ihe month at
8 o'clock a. M at the court house OF said
county, the oath prescribed by the act of
congress of the United States, entitled Ian
act for the relief Of insovent DEBTORS within
the district of Columbia" will be admins
tered to the said insolvent, and trustee ap-
pointed. unless sufficient cause TO the contra
ny he then and there shewn. Ordered tina.
this notice be inserted tour times in both the
newspapers published in Alexandria before
that day.
By order of the honorable William Cranch,
chief Judge of the United States circuit court
of The district Of Columbia.
Teste. kDM. |. LEE, &. 6.
august 81 At
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Ninety Dollars Reward.

DEsERTED from this post on the night
sS of the 10th inst the following private
soldiers belonging to Capt F Ansarts com
pany, U. 5. corps OF artillery, viz.
WILLIAM HADOX. aged l8 years, S
feet Al inches high, fair complexion, blue
eyes hight hair, born in Frederick county,
in Virginia, and by profession a laborer.
THORNTON COAKLEY, aged 90 years,
S feet 71 inches high, light complexion, blue
eyes, light hair, born in Virginia, and by
profession lahorer.
WILLlAM BALL, aged 90 years, S feet
II4 inches high. light complexion, blue eyes,
light hair, born in New York, and by pro-
iession a milwrght.
The above reward will be paid TO any per
son or persons who will apprehend and deli.
YER said deserters at this or any other mill
tary post IN the U. States, or thirty dollars
for each. ELLA ANoho,
Cant. OF Artillery commanding.
Fort Washington, august 10 tuths2"
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Notice

rs hereby given to the creditors of JOSIAH
4 Watson, bankrupt that on the 4th day
of September next, being the first Monday of
the month, the assignee OF The estate Of said
bankrupt, will attend at the Court House in
Alexandria, when and where said creditors
are requested to convene, as business of i'm
portance, appertaining TO said estate, will
then come before the commissioners.
JOHN MclVER, Assignee of the estate
and effects of Josiah Watson, bankrupt.
july "a dtS4
Ga From unavoidable circunstanr, S
the above meeting is postponed until the Goth
day of November next.
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Notice.

V'tlE public are respectfully informed
n, that their old friend, JOSEPH Will
ia'iS has again resumed business IN the
Wheel house, situated on Royal street, and
Uus's his friends will aid him all IN lheir
f"ser, as he is determined 20 spare no pains
give entire satisfaction. He will Keep
INSTANTLY onhand the beStfruit our market
VII afford, snt sell al the most reduced pri-
yes TO: cash only
Joseph Williams has lived in th's place
SSsery 10 years, and during that time has
zen. .es mostly engaged in mercantile pnrSui's
~. ~ Is sorry TO add troM misiortupeS wbicn
=, ~ uen in trade are table 10, is reduced Z
ne lowest ehb: bu he Eaters himself BIS
I ie's's are numerous, and are willing tot try
."l AGAIN ne has been tried over and ove'
An, and was never found in the smalies
s,s zee deficient of honesty, which IS The
august 60 st
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For Boston.

.,AhN The brig PAYMASTER, Captain
SA& Prince is now loading and will sail
in all the week. A few hundred barrels are
wanted to complete her cargo iorfreight of
whichSor passage. apply to the master on
board or WIN. FOWLE u Co.
August %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-25
For Boston.

SN The sclio"ner ADAMS, Capt.
5ssAsAsE r Thorndike, is now loading and will
complete her cargo, (which will be aiken low.
Apply to w. FOWLE 8. Co.
Who have for sale the cargo of schooner a.
retas, of
10000 feet clear merchant table lumber
90 barrels tanners oil aug II