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,,,w mich more punsent mus, tia, emo.

now much more puhgsnt must TIA, emo.
- be. when instead OF age and inhrmity
y;elding to the silent waste Of nature, like
.boek Of corn fully ripened for the sickle, We
hobold sinking into the grave, as drops the
die up,nnely fruit. the expanding hopes OF
,;,d,si and oil friends. Such was the case
a the amiable subject OF this feeble tribute
a ,fT,ctionate remembrance-the fond hope
. endowed mother, to whose comfort be had
,oy miuis,ered with 6lial tenderness, and
lose Affections be mad helped 10 sooth a.
xsy By uuceaslng Offices Of sincere affection:
,ls ,oseperabIe object OF lrssernal endear-
r.o,. The faithful friend, and interesting com
D,,ioa scarcely had the bloom OF youth
t,guo to yleid to the incipieDt fruits OF man
L,5t before, in moment little anticipated
,, nose rho had learned to appreciate bis
,o,t.l worth. and who had toDdly calculated
nson is pr1uscted exercise, he was sudden
~ hurried Away by the summons OF the
crave, into the land OF solitude aud silence.
Co,Ad The v,gor OF youth, or fairness OF tu-
,urs pro.pec,s-could amiabiity OF manners,
or incorruptble integrity OF lIe-could the
soothing sympathies OF surrounding friends.
o, the supphcating tears OF agonlzed rela-
,ions-could. in one word, every thing that
serves TO render life desirable, have arrested
The fatal stroke, NJ Clish, had yet lived. But
VINO can turn aside the arrow from the Al
nigh;y's culver! Oreary Is the blank, which
the mourIful incident has caused-dsep The
cbasm which it has iurrowed in a mothers
bosom Few were the days of his earth pill
grinage: but interesting and lovely were
the qualities which they unfolded. And 10
those By whom they were witnessed, IN the
even tenor of an unobtrusiYe life, 1.-THE re.
membrauce OF them is sweet"
Communicated.
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READING-ROOM
MARIN JOURNAL l..
PORT or aLEX4NDRLA, NOV. |
.RRIvED

ARRIVED,
Schooner Willard, Council, IL days from
Philadelphia, iull freight 10 merchants OF the
District, and twenty marines IN charge OF
Sergeant Brig han, Passengers for Washing
ton Barracks,
Scar Pensuine, Noble, from Salem, via
Norfolk. Eve days from the latter, sugar,
wines, ,eas, soap. candles, cheese, shoes.
&c. 10 No. Solver on board, and the master.
Schr. Rising sun Berry, from pstuxent,
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John I'll. I,add & Go.

John IL. l,add 8 Go.
HAVE just received from llarseiles per
L 4 brie Venus. and offer ioT sale,
loo casks claret wine
loo boxes Il bottles each old clsret
IS do white wine
25 do Muscat de Frontignae.
lopipes brandy
rs Dukes white soap [.oap
500 pale blue, doubled, boiled T. msrbed
10 casks s1per6ne Sweet oil
IL baskets IL bottles each do
SO do s do do do
10 bag, each loco ,uper6ne Corks
l37 weight Corkwood
For Sale or Freight,
xkM The good BRIG VENUS, James
So Kelly, master. bur,heD ll2 Tons
will be in order to receive a cargo in few
days. Apply as above.
Goth oct.
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For Freight,

For Freight,
IEa, The schooner MONROE. N.
xEMT& Noyes, master, carries about
SSs&AfS 100 bbls. is good vessel, will
H&sZxf9be ready for a cargo in three
days, and will take freight TO the Hesi In.
dies or an Eastern port. Apply 10
WM. FOWLE s. Go.
Who haze for sale, said schooasr's cargo Of
100 tons Plaster Paris.
also, landlngJr. Schr. Only Son, cap! Fuller,
1870 Casks Nalis, assorted sizes,
oct 22 tf
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For st. Ih0mas's and Back.

For st. Ih0mas's and Back.
,;tNs, The schr. Southern Trader, J. Simp.
lEaas son, jun'r master, burthen about Too
bbls.-She is an excellent vessel, not five
years old, and has recently been thoroughly
overhauled, aud put in good order. For 400
bbls freight, or passengers apply TO
JOHN II. LADD y Co.
Who haze for sale, just rsceived.
pipe and half pipe cid port Hine,
9 Or casks, Port wine.
2pipes and half pipe L. P. Madeira wine
loo tons plaster.
oct2 Il
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Grains & Yeast.

GRAINS may be bad, THIS DAY. ADD
" YEAST next week; and both as usual
curing the brewing season, al the brewery
of the late Isaac Enlwisle, dece ased.
= -, :, tAiiES ENTWISLE.
oct23 ee3w
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Notice.

Notice.
The Ale xandfia Library is open as usual,
those having books out will please 10 return
them immediately,
oct 1884 W. G. cRANCH, Libra.
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Notice.

Guoaoa, Finrfr Co. ~ Noe. !
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

sSra made an the see, Is kr 4 drg;.s,H,
Is miles from Boston, which has nor been
before done for ussny yeats.
The Salem Register OF Saturday last.
states the Thermometers on the preced-
ing day, at sunrise to be Z below Zero. :, in
places within the set,ledparts ofthe town,
and in more exposed situations as lew es
IS. The harbor is said to DC entirely
closed with thick ice for nearly two miles
beyond the wharves.
FIRE!
On Saturday evening. about Z O'Clock
FIRE broke out, in building in Theatre
Alley. contiguous to the large pile Of brick
buildings occupied as the Theatre, and
che residence Of Mr.. Powell, ore Of the
Managers. The materials, lodged in the
building. wer6 Of a very combus,iblc na-
tire, consisting of all the old. scenery
Of the Theatre, and some spleudid new
ones, in preparation for exhibition, and
for short time threatened descruction TO
the Theatre, ard many Of the neighbor.
ing buiidings. The flames, however,
were happily estinguisl,ed, before they
had materially injured the houses, most
exposed to the devonring element. As
no FIRE or lights were ever permitted
within the building. and at tho ii nc Of the
6rst alarm. ], had been Tucked up several
hours; shere remains no doubt bat it was
fred by some nhaiignant incendisfy.
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ksdKRiED.


10 ,ais sasr. on the evening Of the Ii,h Inst by
she Rev Me Webb. mr. RLEAIss KsAp. 10 Mrs.
MARY SowLs.r ~ 49,. :
A. South x sss,own. by Georgia. Pi,mao. Esd
Oliver MuSroap.' Esq 10 MISS Mary Wp,re.
aosss dAnghter- Of the ,aie JA,nes Hhte!,orhe. h
BY the Rev Mr. Palmer. Mr yua.srosnye
GAansHa TO Miss nARv tRILows. 49,
AT Richmond. on the i4s. ms, by the Iiov Nrs-
SuiimAn. Mr. VHtraaS KisYov TO Miss asi
oAiL LILLibatpoL, ,ualsatrr OF Aniob e. ~.
bridge, Esq
~ Ho'kiDtosn, on the 3ist inst by tseas.s. B
fitman. ESQ Mt TIxor-v fxexaAa sI,fcoa,h.
Rn'ysowa. Ia M,ss Ally Y4axGr, dAa,h,ey of
Benisnia Barker, En- Of ,hs former p,a.e :. +, ~
-H DiED,
IN this tom, % Thxrsdsy isst, Mr. i~x ayAs.
sged 85s seiet Of lhe late Cspt. wiham Ryan
OH the l2th inst. M. Gsoses C.xass. nr a., IS.
Osl Friday last. Mes. Dadosxn Dnvss,ssr
.god II. wife OF Ms. Chsrss T.. Dayenpost and
drsgh,er of We. Jesse. Duahans
At ror,sfnpu,h, on Thursday last As,asAn
ArrWosv E>q. aged 20 he was for u,Ahy years
towa.ocrk of that -uwn
a, 'turSrMge. Ms- Aies. HAY.aH Coropo !.
aged - ~dsS Of Nf. a,vphea cougdon. Of Charles.
"a Al Notih.Engstown. Mrs. .sio.il Corocou.
widow o. Mr.. Robest Gong don aged "a
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take ih4 said id------io p,isas, saj iAerS
seiS!y Keep nasI he shall sansty-
Has the inquisition, thr.howors of which
have been sang throughcut all Epropr,
any thing more dreadful than immuring
a man in a loathsome prison and thereby
incaPacitatisg him from any effort TO ob.
tain money--to the ruin and prejudice
OF his family. while the remorseiess cred
itor cries I sSia have my 5osd"-
. stay there until i is paid" Away
with il - N<sSopsiAdn.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-01-24

WILL this day open = coa..,sts Assovts
mont OF isdies Pellce Slo,hs, which, q,
he has received then q, late seascn OF tho
year will sell them very low ALSO, lost re-
cesved' s-ns's blue, aud black Brosdcioths
snd Csss's'ssss, vs' =. cheap Bombszins and
bsmosasus Shir,ngs very low; India Cal.
leoes' o. 90 the piece Satissttsl 4 n,snkets :
Fi'Sash snd Bsiass3 o 4 .shsas Muslifl
cheaper 'hrn cheap come superb vs,tingss 3
Calieocs Honespun Checks 4 Cottoos sn,l>,
0'sshsus OH Clo,hs Floss Csrpsiirgs,
very thick and good az one dollar The yard,
sod many o,hct atlictss 100 ,sdioos 70 men.
uon, ell of which will be sold ~ Low as nsudh
Jan. a. .
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Sfa'e u Rkolr Island and Prsvidssts Pcs.
taGons,
W1ssixS1cv. sc.-Cl<,ks CI1ee. rosrs y
Co~a,on Pfess, 'Sas. 81, 1871
THE c~etiiors sf Siiss q. Mumford Of
South 8 ng,icwa, IN the county Of W rh.
'ossop, whssIS,ieb,. sn idsolvens debtor,
70 whAns the hcoeet OF en- ss' rssdc and pss,.
ed ~ ibs General Assembly ss sieir joos
session 1890, enii,Icd ." sp scr for toe relief
q ihsolveb, debtors" has been extsndsd, BY
virtue Of snd 10 conformity 70 the provisions
ef 30 ae' passed q. idne ssssioe 1870, ensi-
tied" an srs -sl.,irs 20 insoIvent petitioners
sc7 ire har.by noiecd 10 sppcar,n they
see e., a, t6e seys court Of Com. Plsss, 10 be
hctIeD AZ SovIb- < icgstcvn, within spd b,
lid toonsyt % the srs Mosdsy OF Fsbrosry
next. 70 DouiiAsts sssieeess or eomrnis,ioi.
srs, 20 receive sad dissriba,s said insoIvert's
sss:e syreesbly 10 lay.
sANust Istss, c.ass.
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USEFUL INYENTI0N.>

- Commodore No0trs hcs invented .
machine to raise ships. of the line and
other vessels from the water, for the pur-
i,nse OF repairing; the Coat would be
about $40, 900, and supcrsedes the, ne.
cessity OF diy docks, which cos, NOT less
then 500, 900. This is one of the most
useful inventions Of the age.
7he Ne0. 7or& Canai.-From the re.
port ct the Commissioners Of the Canal
Fund 1t appears, that the total amount of
receipts for that work during the years
1917, .'ls, 10, go, has been 80 .27e,
$50 e4i Of which, the sum Of 81 ,4ss,
500. has been raised BY loans, and The res
iduc s732, ,s26 %, has been received for
premiums un loans, for vcndue duty. for
salt duty. steamboat tax. end from the
Western Island Lock Navigation Co.
The income arising from the steam l.oat
tax is greatly increased, and will continue
TO increase. Thcttal amount Eexpen.
ditures in the above pcricd nmounts to
81 2oS,7Q l2.--Al6ony dry,.,.
Atcidlrs +-Pawlirg'. Bridge, cyer
the river Skuylkill, above Norris,own,
Pa. ON the night Of the 10Th inst. fcl in,
while Wagon loaded with salt, plaster,
&c. and drawnby 6ye horses, vas al.
tempting TO pass oyerit. Though pre-.
cipitated into the river FROM the height Of
80 ises. the driver and tnree Of the h1ses
remained uninj,ired; but two Of them
were drowned by-the pressure Of the roof
oftbe,bridge.
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SHIPPIyN IyNf5uLlST.
PORT Or NJ IMPORT.

Z, ENTERED.
sioor Nshry Rhodes. bax OF Hcnaeras, Co Ann
Maria, Gards..r. New-Yosk,
Gle iRED.
Orig Csthsr;as, Tsysr. Africa.
MEMORANDA.
Dig Polly. shrarmas. Of this port, esfived ss
Point.ictre, Dee g.
urig Atsns;, haley. n Wexford. has arrived .,
Annapolis. from L<ghorn ~ 4
s,oop Express. HAmmcts. from Ibis port, arrived
at ch,rlcston. Jsn. ,. ia = days. Size has since
sailed for Savsnsah wi
sioor sxee'lens. Dexter. from IT'S port. srri.si
af DArisn. 3oth Dee.
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STATE ELEc1IoM.


STATE ELEC1IoE.
a General Republican Convention viii
De holden at the State. House in last
Grecnwish, on "Wednesday evening, the
2ist OF February next, to form a i'rox
tor General Officers for the political year
ensuing, and to make The requisite ar.
rangemcnts to ensure Its lsucccss. The
Republicans Of the several towns in the
State are urged to slec, their Delegates
accordingly, as a full representation is
particularly desirable.
-~~<Os~sS%s-
Since the colnn,e.lcelnent, OF the late
tcry cold weather, most OF the harbours
and bays on Our northern and eastern sea
coast have been closely and strongly lock
cd up With the icc.@ Our outer harbour
yet remains entirely uaohssfacted. and
the inner harbour is clear, excepting the
cocks, and extending short distance be,
yond thc head Of the wllarycs.
a Portsmouth IN. H paper boas,s
that that harbourhas no, been frozen over
the present cold scasna, and that il never
was otstfocted blythe ice. The Boston
Gazette remarks, \" Ave all know the
cause which prevents its, being frosen,
and we conceive this to be rather aqaina
thaa n favor ofit" The cause is an a.
maziasly rapid current. Which scarcely
any thing can withstand.
IN the New York Mercantile Adver-
tiser, Of the 18th ins, il is stated tia, a
number 81 vessels had succcedcd in get.
ting through the ice and going to Sci,
through the Narows; and among the.,
is mentioned the U. S. sioop Of war On
tario and the Newport packet Ann Marin,
Capt. Gardner. The paper then states
that the Ontario, bound on cruise to
the Mediterranean took the lead cf the
Heet."- This is not correct. The Ann.
Maria was from 8 to 10 miles ahead OF
the Ontario when she passed the Hook.
Wheu 4 man-of-wsr is going to SEA, it is
expected there will be pilot boat near;
to take oft her pilot. The Ann. Maria
laid by for some time without seeing any
pllot-boat, and was consequently obliged
10 bring Mr. Bemet, {who pilo.ed the
Ann Maria to Sandy -Hookj to New
port. -
We should not have noticed tile above
circumstance, did We not feel desire to
tender justice to our tovnsmap. Capt.
Gardner. who as skiIlful navigator and
an expert and enterprisiog packet master
is surpassed by few, and whose picket
IS remarkable fast sailing vessel. Nor
is it done wisha view. Of boastine. 1'ie
navigation in the instance above alluded
70, was difficu!,' and dsngerous--and If
Capt. Gardiner was the first to pass IL. he
ought to have the credit Of hxviug done
imprisonment for. .dsb.--.iImost every
state in ile union h1s done son,ethicg to-
wards aboIishing this hnrrid and oiious
feature, aid we see I'D reason why Con-
gress should pass Il by--.n;as.iee and
opTessioa shews upoh the very face of
ths: writ BY which maa . committed.
TOR iustal.r: >,1ea ar cemmsrdad 10
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MTCE.

MINE stray Cecse havc keen found
~ on the subscribers pre- niles. 10 ,hs Neck
which ne owner may have sgsin by proving proerty
ard payag ehmgvs OBokGE 8. HAS lRD
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S'are ,f Rhode I.i1rd ard Prevalence PlGn.
fo'ions, yaarary l3. 1871,
TIE creditors Of Jacob Otis, iun. Of Prov.
idencc, in the cpuo,y Of Pro.ideuee,
fsamcr.a-e hereby notified 20 spp,sr, II ,hsS
see 81. ss the General A,sc ms'y, 70 be holden
~ .Gceenvich, on the third nonc,y cf
FebrSsry nex,,so shew cause, IL sry they
hsve, why his ps,iticn for the beseas Of the
sc'. entitled /" An &C, for the relief of ipselv.
snt dsbtoss," ought not 70 be granted.
Hssnr Bowsv, sstyy.
Sfofs ef Rhode isiasd osd Pssnder<s Pas.
Aaio1s, Deeembev 2s, 1880.
THE creditors Of paiIip Peck of psovi-
i derce, ~ the eoacty Of Psssidsncj, ira
dsr.srs hereby ro'i6ed to sppsss, Mtbsy shall
think g.. At the Genersl AsSsaably. TO BE bol.
deo. st sspCreepsich. on The third ssvndsy,
Of Feb,usvy mex, then end there 20 shss
escse II sry ,h<y may have, vhy his pesi,ios
for shc henehs ~fihs se' p,ssedfu yoos. n. D.
ss2o, fofihs reisef tfiosoivsnf debsors, osebt
sos 70 bs srn,ed. Hsssr powgn srf,S
. JAn- %.
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Sfsfe a. Rhode. ssfsnd, tr-.


JarnaSv is,.i62i.
TIT crediicss Of y,ssss clA,k oil Sso,h.
kings,o~M 70 The cosn,y Of Washing.
souy vhseitri9hs, are hardy notiEed 20 sp-
pesr, II they shsw ,hsok e. ~ ths Cesessi A,
semtjy TO bs holden ~ Essf.0.sensfch, on
the third Moody ef Psbsss'y nex,, ihse sod
shses 10 shee csose ifsny sbey my hsvs
Why Sic POSITION for the 6esefs Of ths ses
passed IN Juns, 1870, III the ssiisf ef iasclv.
snt dsbsoss, eught NOT TO be grssssd.
ysn. -. Hssar Bswvn. s>e''y.
SsSfs ec KS Dc ijeiand dSd Prsv,desss Pies.
ssfisss, Deeewbev s, .f. ~. 1870.
THE essdi'ers of Nicholas AogeiI, Of
= P.ovidcoess bcschss, are hereby oondsd
10 sppsss, " they see q. . 'i,. Gsosrs, As.
ssmbiy. 70 be holden ct E,,,.0teeswicn, On
the. third ~ ,sdsy Of FeSrossy ots', ,ben sad
ths,e 70 shsv esuss, " sny tnsy have, Why bic
ps,ision foe the beas6t Of an &C. essit'sd" on
ses-fos the seIief of iasolseo, debtors" osghs
sw ~ Be grssssd.
Xrsr7 ,o~rs, srf'ry. Jan. "a.
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10 be said AZ PsSiie Anesias,
On SATURDAY psx-, at 10 o'clock,
~ she head of Lowe MsxRF,
EOKTY casks damaged Flaxseed--
n part of,he cargo of ship wiliaiS 4 Zane.
'liss-s nsmhsr Of bbIs Cranhessiss add ApplsS.
Cent'tions rads known the time and pios oi sae.
~. HfkLsAA LoIis, <scs'r.
Eevpors. sss. aS. 1891.
~ Cen..nissioncrs Nstire.
WC the sssserihcss having beeo sppoinicd 81
~ tie Hen, Court of Prob Ate for the tova Of
Fewrn7, Commissioners TO secAi,e ADD exAsuioe
tns claims ofthc creditors e sjnst the estate Of
SiLAs DEAN,
We OF said Newport. Msriser. decessed repre4eut.
60 tnsovrt give no,ier. that six mou.hs from tho
date hereof srclowed the creditc-s TO exhibit their
eis'ms and that 20 will s,tsod tor the parposs Of
receivng the sLms st ons respective dwsllinfs, a
any time dur,og. said per Cd
CHARLEs CYLH1 - a~
STEPHEN CAHooNE. cs~"''"sa1r's
Al person. Indebted so sa,d estate, ara requested
to uakoinn'etAte p,ymcst 70 49,
Heyoor, sas. !, 1891, liza.
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IAsf PhkL;sIed
md .jor sats oy ,.sAxs. HxsiMo.sD, asse

y .s'
-fpd. for sais BY J.5AfxS. .IL<AfA5o 10, nvise
~ = sfs. I" # Nsw YYAR's GsSs" ~
T>ux result OF nsdisaion Ia ,bs msnsien .houss st
the Boiling Spsins FArma A Disoosrss show.
ing that Chrst died for al men and that Al csa spl
WIN br saved. Mat bcpsnt and hrssks their sins sud
obey lis gospels ~ the Hvssrabla WsssLsa MAA.
Tts. .dLSO
A Supplement 10 " NEw-YxAps Ctvr,s
being tts rehu oe Ccgi.a,ioas. Mental Sreeulasioos
aud oag tsAius of Reecliohs st the Council. Hoass
near the Cove and rcfutatioa oi the absurd doe.
tsias that Mssss apd ths chiltssa oF lssei passsd
thresgh the Acd sss ny the honorable uAssttS
busS0n. Jan ~
CHARLES N. THURSTON,
0Sys fw SAFE, tAszp fv CYa, ~
aAproscd tysdif.
60 Bbls, New York Prime Beet
70 hall lhests Tyson res. =
so chsss snd hall chests Souehong tn.
10 chests Hy.caskin, ditto.
hhds WI Rum.
hbds snd ~ bpls, best Rye CIV.
40 Qs-cesks aud half, quarter Ca,ks Wines. 3
30 boxes b 80 bSis. H.vAns Brown 8uaas.
40 ksgs Powder. I,
ss half boxes No. l, CAccota,s.
So --ALso--
! 4 genevdi sssorsatss or Wsst. India Goods
snd Groesriey, OF wholessls end retail.
NawDort. Ian tO N8t
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- Ldra'Hssfoncrs .Nmlse.
WE. 'ie Subscribers havi.x this day been ap
eointesl:bs abe, lion youri Of Probate, of the
town'af nyeston. 10 The cofnsy Of Newport, Com.
'n'.'leesiv - tsssiss ssd ssssios The elaine =.
!. ISAAC MANoussfkR, u
'9'e n Ti~erson. Decreased. rspresessed lnsolvsnt.
,'si- hsssof ar allowed ~ tho creditors Of said
Esse 70 bring In aud prove their rcjpec,ive claims
ar' ,aa We shsu s,,ccd for that puspose At sho
s'ac Of MIR John Manchester. In said rjvsrtoa, On
toe lAs FridTy IN Ji1usFy, Pebrasry and March
nr, ensuing the Js,c neveot, from o'eiock ,. -.
70 ., IN each arsad d.sE y = ss.
ADNHR SiWN6Ns, 1n,..,
JOiN. MASCuEs1ER I e'mlns'e"eS@
All rert0ns indebted TO as;desiate. ara requested
20 make immsdia;e paym-ntts
noHERr MANCHESTER. .sdesr
Tl~-rtcn. Oct. "a, 1922. fI.2< 1924.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-09
mo. 61S5.
just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book
n store, price dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION,

Being an abridgment of Burnet's History OF
the Reformation of the Church o England.
Together with sketches of the lives OF Lu-
Their, Calvin, and Zuingle, the three celebra-
ted reformers OF the continent. by the
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATION.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an abridgment of the history OF the reiorma-
ton, prepared for publication by the Rev.
B. Allen, ! with pleasure comply with his
request. in giving it my humble reeomnen"
dsti0n II contains the history of all the
important facts as narrated by Burnet, and
to those who have not the time or The meane
OF consulting that writer, must prove INTEL
esting and valuatie. There being consi.
derable class OF persons under these circum.
stances, such work has been wanted, and
| think, the present one will be highly ac-
ceptable, as serving 10 meet the existing ex.
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER.
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For Freight.

For Freight.
sK The new and superior brig Hal
KID SEY, J. Small, master, CARRIES a.
-, T,0o barrels; is 10 complete order,
will take fieisht to any port
For Boston,
x<x The schn'r. PACKET, Nathan
w Hall, master, will take SV0 9art re- >
On rreight, or passengers, for which she mas
superior accommodations
For Portland,
LIZ The packet sloop FAVohiIh,
SR ebsn Over. master, will begin and
i i IN a few days; aud take some freight or
Messengers. Apply to
pds'e WV FOWLE. T. &C.
VHO HAZE FOR SALE,
Received by the above vessels,
7O0 casks Thnmaston Lime
so barrels Beet
sept I'll "
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Freight Wanted,

IN For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
. Bradford, master; burthen about 800
hhds OF tobacco or 1000 bbls Hour. The
ship in good order and ready TO receive a
cargo immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY l. SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
well washed on the sleeps back.
o. fhe Editors OF the National lnteiii-
gencer will please insert the above once a
week or three weeks.
8mo9 lawtf
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Coffee.
JOHN H. LADD g. %.
osr t,r,,ale Just rscsived per sch. M0t SmS'
VI noo noEnds good St. Domingo Cof-
4UUo FEE.
\ For Sale,
Tx tn. schooner MALVlNA, with her
M t,cken apparel, and appurtsnancess'
= sSs "a ne from sea. She is good vessel,
- sd those disposed to buy, are invited 10
eva mine her. Apply as above.
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