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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
JAMES KENNEDY & SON.

JAMES K Il NNEDY & SUN.
EIAVE just received the following recent
Il 4 publications.
Edinburgh Review, No. sc.
Quarterly do. 45.
Baines' History Of the Wars ofthe French
Revolution from 1872 to 1915, with maps
and plates vols. 8 yo.
Select Edition of the British Prose wrl-
tiers, vols l8 mo
Locke's Essay for the understanding OF St.
Paul's Epistles, and LIE Clerc on Inspiration.
Miss More Moral Sketches, 9 vols.
Memoirs of Mrs. NJ. Cooper.
Taylor's Practical Hints to young females.
Do. Character essential to success IN
life
Tappan's Songs of Judah.
Barbauld's Affections Gift.
Crabbe's Tales OF the Hall, 2 vols.
Tales of the Priory, 9 vols. by Mrs. Hot
land
Mystery, or Forty Years Ago, 2 vols.
Edyeworth's Comic Dramas.
Complete sets Salmagundi. new series.
MEDICAL BOOKS.
PARIS Medical Dictionary, vols. Quarto.
Cox's American Dispensatory.
Buchan's Domestic Medicine.
Thomas Practice.
ALSO,
Wanostrocht's French Grammar.
Do Recueil Chosi
Delectus Sententiarum, and Historiarum !;
with most of the English, French, Latin and
Greek School books now in use.
/. september IL tuthstf
Hatter's Bow Strings.
TIME subscriber has just received 60 do
i zen, OF very superior quality, tor sale
low per dozen or gross, for cash, at his pa,
tent suspender mandatory, lower end OF
Prince street. RICHARD HORWELL.
september 26 tuths7t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Fall Goods.
SA@ay Makers.

yTyANTED Immediately number OF
w steady FIRST late workers of Spanish
and American Tobacco Also few decent
;bovs for the same purpose ); TO all OF which
constant eIaployment and Cash payments
will! be given. Apply to the Printer.
sept IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Just Publis he'd.

DY j. KENNEDY &. SON, and for sale
-sS at their Bookstore. Also by Messrs.
Davis e. Force, Washington, J. Thomas y
G. Davis, Georgetown,
a FU.A'ERAL DISCOURSE,
Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church,
Alexandria. August q, 1920, or the occa-
sion of the death OF
TIE REV. JtMES MUIR, .. ID.
ITS LATE PASTOR.
By the Rev. Elias Harrison, his successor.
september IA
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
Snuff, Tobacco, and Spanish

Segars.
TIME subscriber has just received from
J. Loadon supply of Hardham's genu,,
lac No. 8, Princes Mixture, Lundy Foot and
Sephalic Snuff.
ON HAND,
Martinique, Natchitoches, Mace aboy.
lsaapee and Scotch Snuff.
l45,ooo Spanish segars
$4,000 hall do =.
Cavendish Tobacco Of superior quality
Small twist do, Barclay brand, all oi
ufyjoh viii be sold ON moderate terms Tor
~.asb. at his sore on King st. door west OF
Hasninglon- street. JOHN CRUDE.
september 80 stuth4W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
This is to give Notice,

TEHAT the subscribers hath obtained from
l the honorable the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, in Maryland, letters OF ad-
mnistration on the personal estate Of lgna
thus Wood, late of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against said deCe
dent, are hereby warned ~ exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, at
or before the goth day OF February, 1921 as
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate, and all those in
debted. are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under cur hands, this 29lh
day of August. 1920.
WILLIAM A. TAR, Executor,
ANN WOOD, Executrix of |. w.
september7 3w
The National Inteligencer will insert the
above three weeks.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
For Amsterdam.
Mechanics Bank.

alexandria, September 81, 1920.
THE Stockholders of this institution are
a requested to meet at their Banking
house on the Sd Monday of November next,
to determine upon the course most proper to
pursue in relation to its affairs.
J. MORGAN, Cashier.
september % CIV
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30

G. s. I. P. Thompson
1T AVEreceivsd pers ships New jersey and
4 i Belvidera. handsome assortment OF
FALL GOODS,
which they are now opening. and offer for
sale on very reasonable terms.
september 90 6t&fmw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30

Pennsylvania avenue, Washington city.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, enclosing
the cash. post PAID, will meet with prompt
attention. Address & Nj. Allen.
n. B. For the more Immediate eonye.
uience OF our customers, choice selection
of tickets in the Cathedral and National Lot
teries have been left at the bookstore of MIR.
John 4. Stewart, King-street, Alexandra,
where those who wish 10 adventure are inyi-
ted to call
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-09-30
fP There will be no market

for Butchers meat on Sunday.
septss r. STEPHENS. c. NJ.
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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
NEWPORT.
HEALTH Is PREFER ,eLE TO RICHES

We noticed with satisfaction the re-
marks offered. through tive medium Of
The. last Republican, suggesting the abso-
Lutte necessity Of vigilance on the part of
those, whose official duty now demands
Of them, every effort to perceive with
the blessing OF kind Providence) the
health of the town during the approach
ing warm season.-Ws are very desir.
Gus, that attention should be paid to this
subject; for, in its consequences, il is OF
the utmost importance, inasmuch, as it
not only refers to the prosperity Of the
town, but il involves the solemn coHsId.
Grafton of life, and death I'VE highly
approve Of the plan of establishing a
Board of Health, distinct from the town
Council; because, it will be more like
taking the BUSINESS, up in good earnest |;
and If judiciOus selection of characters
should constitute the Board it will
doubtless have salutary effect, and be a
great saving to the town.
Attention ought to be had to prevent
the spreading of fish manure during
warm weather, last season great annoy
ance was experienced by the inhabitants,
from the nauseous effluvia, which arose
from the spreading OF sinking fish about
the lots back of the town; and every
easterly wind almost suffocated us. A
proper attention, to subject all impor-
taat as this must be considered, will be
accompanied with the greatest advanta-
ges, while a neglect of duty cannot fail
oi producing the most serious injuries,
and Causing reflections, which must be
painful, nor can the evils be described,
winch vii certainly be realized by such
neglect.
Prevention is better than care.
MANY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
SPRING GOODS.

n AeSp srppb e' Seas0nabA Dry
GOODS.
Are just received from The New York Auc-
tions, O. offered foe sale, (fo' CASH only by
ROBERT p. LEE,
NO. lie, iAan,es,sfreef.
(Where rae hIbhe are.reseeeyaHy invited 20
call and exanine for sAemsetves.)
They consist OF the loi ewing articles, with
variety Of others oot Inen,ioneds
EXTRA super6ne blue and black
L. BRoADcL0THs
common ditto, from ss TO dollars.
Real double mild black and blue CAssIsHRss
Common ditto, variety Of colours, from ss6 10
l9s
Black. white. olive, light, blue, drsb and crimson
Grapes, for Sl1 piece.
Blue. black. brown, olive. orange, crimson md
scarlet Bombazetts
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26

criminal, has confessed being gully or
any other crimes than that of which he
has been convicted. This crime he does
not deny; and has become extremely
peDitent, and waits his punishment with
resignation. Of the money found on
him in Philadelphia (Which amounted to
lO4 guineas) 81 were returned to him
on Thursday. These he had delivered
TO the 1t. Rev. Bishop Cheverus, with
his will, executed yesterday, in which
the property is disposed of. The other
so, we learn, were previously receipted
tor by one Of his counsel, and were
probably expended in his defence.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
From Washington. AbrN Is.

r The House oi Representatives yes
terday decided sub silen1o, by MAORI
ty, against postponement 10 the next
session of reversion of the Tariff OF
Duties on imports.
"a motion was Immediately laid on
the table locking to system OF Internal
Taxation.
eve do not consider the decision, a.
bove mentioned, as conclusive of the in
tention of the House of Representatives,
finally to act on the bill, duriug the ses-
sion, but as expressive of their desire to
do so.
decision was contemporancously
had in the Senate, favorable to the Man
ufacturing Interest, requiring the Army
to be clothed exclusively in articles OF
Domestic Manufacture.
"A bill has been reported in the
House of Representatives, authorising
Loan of two millions of dollars for the
current year and for other purposes
The :" other purposes" are, that such
part of the appropriation of ten millions
of dollars, Tor the year 1920, for the pay
ment Of the interest, and reimbursement
of the principal Of the Public Debt OF
the United States, as shall remain unex
pended on the Slst day Of December,
1920, shall on thar day be carried to the
credit of the surplus fund.
=" The bill for the relief of the Surviv-
ing officers of the Revolution, has been
rejected, in the House of Representa-
tves; we may say, dscisieeD rejected:
tor, after its failure, on exhibition Of
such zeal and ability in lis favor, backed
by, the unwearicd industry of a special
agent In its support, there is little hoLe
ofits ever beng again brought iorward
with prospect OF success. "-Lual
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
REMOVAL.

TOHN T. GREEN has removed to
y the store late occupied bv Messrs. PARDON
riLttNGu ,sT & Co. NO lle, Cheap side,
Thames.street-Whcreh his old customers and the
Public in general are invited to call.
-G~eaf Bargains may be eri,eefed-
THIS DAY,
will be opened at the above stand, . fresh sup
ply ofgoods which. in addition bis former stock,
makes the assortment complete Every article will
be sold as low as i in more lengthy
advertisement
Newport, 26h April 1920
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26

The officers composing the first Regiment Of
Rhode Island Militia, are requested to mt ct
at or near, Mr.. Townssnd's Hot ~. on Wedne sday
morning the 81 inst al O'clock, in complete uni
form. for the purpose Of escor,ng his PxceLLsn.
ey rHE CovsRses After which, they will repair
to Major CoIIins's to transact business Of the Ut.
most importance concerning the Regiment
by request, Il. r. ALLEN
Quarter Master & Act'g A6jutant
Fret Reg. Il. Militia.
ApriI o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
REAL ESTATE-m Auet.On.

On TUESDAY, May 81,
At haifpast 10 e'clock On the premises.
tTnsf prsViossiy ssid ~ private sale
>Hl. kcal i.sl;ae forflerly'owncd and
i occupied by the late Mr Benj .min Duuhsm,
situate on Third ST eel. xon the Point consisting u
sct of land measuring so feet on Third. street aud
extending back 100 feet With two story dwelling.
house. and welt Of good water. For terms sp..
ply TO MOSES NORMAN.
April is. 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
REAL ESTATE.

THE subscriber offrrs for sale, hts
i dwelling.house and lot of land. &c. situate
on the Hill whe re there is pleasant prospect OF
this Harbor and sea. stands the street leading
west directly down 10 the Red Market For terms,
apply 10 BENJAMIN BUkDlSK.
Newport, April 10, 1890
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
On TUESDAY, Aiay Cd sf ~ o'edoek. n NJ
will be sshd 81 FEbae sdncuon, on fhe hrsss.

will be ssfd 81 Fsbae aducnon, on fhs hrsns-
isrs 1
nv Estate In Thames-strect, now occupied by
i Francis CiraGS aud known by the name %
the Ayr"u't Estate The pr, mises are suhjecl 10
mortgage to Mrs Mary ID Wosson, now amourting
TO between eleven and lweve hundred dollars.--
The title TO be given, viii be qui, claim Deed from
Richsrd K RandepA Esq in whom 10 vested ~
the right and title of JOSIAH Shaw in and 10 the
premises For the purchase money over the smount
Of the mortgage. credit OF 60. 90 and 40 dsye
will be given, for approved endorsed Notes, psya-
bic either OF the Banks in this town Ill IL be.
leved that the aforementioned quit claim Deed
w'ilv eat in the purchasers the fee OF the estate
subject to no other incumbrance than that above
me ationed CHRIS RHODES. .9uet'r.
Newport, March %. Al
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
CHARLES III THURSyOA.
" Ofns for sac.

SUSsS \ " Hsests
Cheaf Eor rash, or approved credit
10 hhds. Is. qualify ~ 4. Kun, "
10 do. N. Z. Rum. vesy old,
is do Senks' hes, Gin,
so bbls. do do.
pipes Cog-,sc Brandy,
10 hhds. recalling Moissssa, M
10 chests aud 40 boxes best Souchong Tee,
10 do beet Hyson-skin do,
do Young Hyson do,
10 kegs h. -, qasliy Tobacco,
10 do. Dupoo,'> Powder,
6ooo best Spsni.h seyars,
10 boxes No, aud . Chocolate,
30 kegs ps'e Ginge',
so reams Wtspping Paper.
Aso-Loaf and brown Sugars, CoRssY
Peppe', P''nen,o. Nuimegs, Cloves, Cassias
Peat ASA, e.. &c.
Newport. April 20 .. (6w)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26

IN this town. on Thursday last, Miss ANN;tATa.
sosE, daughter of the late Capt Joshua Rsthbonc,
in her 2ist year.
Al Worcester. J'Sass. on the 18th inst. Hon
Levi LINcoLN, formerly Attorney. General Of the
u. s. aged n
At ST. johns. (N = } on the Odd of Dec. last.
Mr. JouS WioHrMAs, in the 7lst year Of his
age. formerly Of NORTH. Ringsforvn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26

a. and Ga book Mus
lins
Plain and 6gur'd Lenocs
Black and white Italian
Grapes
"A and S4 white cotton
Cambr,os, frsm 20 cts
to S.
Plain and 6yur'd jaconet
Mus,ins
Null null do. from 2s
to 6s
Black aud color'd Lus.
tringa
, Flag 4 bandsnno Hand.
kerchirfs
Black silk ditto, from 81
to $50
Fancy silk di,,o
| white eottoh ditto, kne
for 30 cents
Cotton table cloths, from
<,6 TO t2s
74& 80 Linen Ds m ssk
Russia and English dia.
pers
!, Irish Linens, from is6
To- 6s
White aud brown Rus.
sia shoe'ings
brown Linens
Duck, &c.
English and American
Chex
american stripes and
ginghalns for Is
Silk and metal buttons
Best black and color'd
F, Italian sewing silk
Patent thread by the
| pound
webb's patent suspen.
q, d,rs
: wildbores for 10 per
| yard
Cotton hoss
Italian braids
% and 80 inch cotton
[ Umbrellas. first quality
| Very handsome Psrssols
for l5s.
-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26

Real meriso Handker.
chieis, With elegant
borders
80 plain white sik
Shawis
~, S-< and 6-4 plain
colo ditto
imitation meiino q Wa.
terloo ditto
BE- cream color'd cotton
ditto
Fine undress'd blue
Pris,s, tor % cents
per yard
Power loom Shirtings,
from lss To 2sS per
yard
Blue and yellow Nan.
kins
B atk tabby Velvet
Whne & pink ssrsnetts
Green Lutsllings from
As6 TO IS
Best black and white
satin Y
White Levsntiue
Silk vclvets
Linen Csmbrics
Long Lawns
Bls k Bomba aims
Very fae white Mar
settles vesting s
White and color'd CON-
mon ditto
Black Flo,entines
Dim,,y and white Jeans
ladies beaver. Kid and
siik gloves
Gen le emen's real wood
stock and silk ditro
Ladies black worsted
Hose. from 2s6 10 6se
pair
Cotton ditto from 2s3 Ia
SO
Gent, N MS white and
color'j ilose
White and color'd hall
Hose
Pink Ginghams
Dark E"giish ginghams
for 10 cents
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-04-26
TIE Ell .CTlON.

The election OF General Officers and
members Of the Assembly took place in
this state on "Wednesday last. The gen!
hemen nominated in the Republican
Prox were reelected, without opposition.
We have heard of but few changes in the
election Representatives. In this town
the list of last year were reelected, with
the exception of Gen. GI B Bs,-who, We
are sorry to say, was compelled 70 resign
through III heath. HIS place is filled
by CHR1sroPHER + RoBBINE, Esq.
Two 'tepublicans are elected in West
Greenwich and one in Warwick, lin
place of federalists--one federalist is G.
lected in Bristol.
The militia companies Of this town,
under their respective commanding off,
GERS, paraded on Monday last, for militia
~ exercise.
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In 7own- Meeting
Ncqphorf, AhyiL l9, 1920.

NOTED, That the Collector of Tax.
y es forthwith proceed against the deIinquents
in the most summary and eaectusI manner allowed
by law and that the Collector be authorized to bid
in behalf Of the town. upon a Eststes and properly
sold At Auction for the payment Of Town and state
Taxes, TO the amount Of said Taxes. together with
e expences and costs, provided that such property
shall 10 his opinion, be Of fsucient value and that
deed or deeds Of all such property bid off by said
Collector. be taken in the name ofth, Town.Tress.
uteG. Wisness, ~
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MIR RIED,

In this town, on Thursday evening last. by the
Rev Mr.. Elton. Capt JoeiAG NEAL. Of Rochester,
(Mass) to Miss ANN vsss daughter OF Mr.. Ed.
ward vose.
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IN Obedience to the foregoing direc-
tions Of the Town, Notice 10 hereby gwen that ten
days from this date 10 allowed to all deaqnepts TO
cali upon the Collector, (he having repeatedly called
upon ,hen) and pay the Town and State Tsxes due
from them respectively and that afier the expira
ton Of said ten days. he shall proceed immediate,
TO collect al arrrarsges Of said Taxes, BY dsraia'
of sufH len, personal properly Of the deIinquents
uf to be found and f not, by advertising for Sale
according 70 law. much VI their Real Estate, 3,
shall t~ necessary for that purpose.
BENZ \ MIN HAD " EN-, eoileefsy
Newport, 92d Of 9Th mo- 1890.
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Lots Of Spring Goods,
For A LITTLE MONEY, at

WM. =. 7ILLEYS STORE.
Nice Canton Grapes, for only III dollars
o piece silk Umbrellas, for only l6.6d a
piece black and coiored silk Ss'cenctts,
for only 8 Cd yard fancy silk Hsndker-
chiefs, 3,3d q piece ve,y good Iodis Cot.
tons, one I'd. vide, for od ysrdt good
Checks. 8 : yd. wIde lad . yard; good
American Ginghsms, Is yard Cotton
stripes, warranted colours Is ysrG Ladies
good cotton Hose, for only 2sod pair; K
sopes 6ne DrosdcIo,hs, dog cheap!
WIN. JAMES TILLEY,
No i2<, Thames sfrees.
WJfLL this day open a complete assortment Of
w seasonable Goods and now invites aI those
that want q large lot for little money, to call at
bis store and they be supplied on those terms.
- s--.1rsny vhieh
Supes svpe, Rne and common blue, black, brown
and olive Hvoadcloths.
A complete assortmen, Of Csssimeres. from 4s6
to i8s yard.
p.c~ -. .cd .-h.ts Cl. oc.lls
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r T. LEE Keeps constantly on hand, white, blue
mixd and lead colour'd Knitting Cotton, Of the
hrst quality, 2 and 3 thre AIDED.
Newport, Apui 20, 1920.
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0r PRlNzIAC, sf at k'sds. ersessed =
. sssssfsessry usnsss, ~ sAss s6sss.
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School. Bosks. Blenks, ana Ssssscss'y,
For sale, sf the Hat Sore of
CEORGE wANTON