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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-13

A situation as wet nurse is
wanted BY aperson who has no family. She
healthy aud young. and has good breast
OIL milk. Apply atthis office.
INV l1-eotf !,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-13
NOTICE.
Marine Insurance. Company
ALEXANDRIA,.

THE Stockholders in this Company are
hereby notified. that an election Tor flf
teen directors, to serve for enc year, will be
held at their Office, on TUESDAY, the 18th
day Of January next, from The hours OF ten
till two o'elork. @a
The transfer book, will be closed from
two 0 o'clock on Friday the tenth January. till
the election Is closed. - s..
d-cS 1awSt
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For New York,

Oas of II regular l,ne Of Poskcts.
"a, The. sioop ABEONA, w ii. Nj
-&x cholls. master, carries COO bbls ready
10 receive cargo, and will sail in lew
days. For fIe,s BIT or passage, apply 10
JOHN FURLONG.
dec Ie 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-13

For Charleston or Savannah,
.SM The new and very superior sIoop
49, EAGLE, Davis, master. bur,hen $50
barrels will sail in lew days. For freight or
passage apply to
T. H. ROWLAND.
dec 10 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-13

Public Sale.

THlS DAY al ~ o'clpck, will be sold
i At the residence OF Mr. John Rutnnry.
on Fairfax Street, opposite Mrssss Han,pson,
4 Son avariety OF Household and kncLen
Furniture, consisting Of elegant Side board.
Tables Chairs. &c. sc.
AMI immediately after at his wafehouss.
lower end Of Duke street, a quanii,y Of run.
ming and standing rigging. mssis, Spas, ssAs
blocks, shop furniture, &c.
5. A. MARSTELLER. Auct'r.
dec lS
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-13

Stoves, &c.
HENRY C. SLADE, has just received
IL bis WINTER Misunderstanding Of:
Franklin Stoves, with and without Crates
Do. do 10 use with pipes
Ten plate, cannon. and box Stoves
Stove pipe and Drums
Bath stove Crates. handsomely polished
Crates with brass Knobs :
Shovel and longs, Tenders, And Irons,
&c. &c. - 1
Hho has on hand as usual,
A we'll selected assortment OF
Hardware 4 Cutlery,
All of which he will sell very low.
nov IL eo6t
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05

k TIE bake house, store house and
& ETf ont buildings, late the property o,
Esss Henry Nicholson, decea se.l. being a
kskssivery complete establishment, OF The
kind, also, the dwelling house lately occupi.
ed by him, and a
TWO ACRE LOT,
with small house, adjoining the town.
Apply to
RoBT. ANDERSON, and pxo,,,.
j. A. SIUA"T, Exec rs.
dee 3 9.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05

Ss Charles County, Set.
I kN application 10 the subscriber. une o.
~ sine Judges ol' the Orphans Court Of
eSsssFles County, by petition in writing OF
ssF aitss E5etsn OF Charles County, tor the
beuetltet1 he act OF Assembly tor the relief
FOL lnstIfHt debtors, passed at Nov. session.
1863, af}rnesieS seSer4l supplements thereto.
on The tefms. mentioned therein, a schedule
OF bis RgoPertysan anu a lisl OF ms creditors On
9atn$sola as he can ascertain them, being
annexed toN9is petition anu being satisfied
by Competent testimony that the SAID w alter
Edeieu, has resided Two years immediately
preceding The time OF his applIca; ION in tne
state of Maryland; aud beng also satisfied
that the sand Waller Edeien Is IN actual CON.
nnemeDt Tor debt aud Tor no other cause and
the SAID Walter Edelen, having entered INTO
bond, with sufficient security ior bis personal
appearance In Charles Lounty Court, 10 all
swer such allegations as HIS creditors NAV
make against hun. rs therefore ordered a.
adludged that The said Walter kdeien. be
discharged from imprisonment, aud that by
causing copy Ut this Ur0er 10 DE IlseIteu ia
SOME one OF tAe newspapers edited IL the
DISTINCT vi Columbia, once week Tor two
months, successfully before the third Mon
cay Of al arch next he give notice ~ his Gre
ditors IL appear before the said cour! al Fort
Tobacco IN SAID county on The SAID 3u Mon.
day OF JHarch next; iur The purpose OF recon-
mending trustee tor their benefit aud 10
she" cause, II any they have, why tae SAID
Matter EGelen should not have Tue benefit
OF the several insoiveuI laws VI I'M, state as
prayed. Gwen under my hand lnIs ~3l day
OF october, 1891. 4. CAMPBLLL,
True copy, leslie, JOHN 6AkNLo, Gik.
dec iaW2u
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State OF MARYLAND.

Ctur,cS COuaty, Set.
ON application TO the subscriber, one OF
~ the JUICES OF the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, by petition IN whiting OF
William briJselt, OF Charles County, Tor the
benefit o. the acl OF Assembly iol The reiiet
O., insuivent debtors, passed at November
session, 1905, anu inc several suppIementS
thereto un the terms mentioned therein,
a schedule OF ms property, and list OF ms
creditors on oath SO Id as ue can ascertain
lher being aOnexed 10 ms petition, and be-
ing satisneI by competent testimony that
tue said Vim. BriGgett mas resided two years
Immediately preceding lbe time OF his APP
pi,catlon IN the stale oi Maryland, aud be.
iny also satisfied that the SAID " iilam Bird
gel, Is IN actual conhne meni Tor debt, and
ior no other cause; and The saiu Nm. Brldgett
having entered INTO uunu with sufficient Sc
curlly Tor MS personal appearance IN Charles
County Court, 10 answer such allegations as
his creditors nay make against b.m. ii IS
therefore ordered aud adJuiged, that the
SAID WnirAm Bri,sett be discharged from
imprisonment, and that b, causing copy OF
TINS order To be inserted IA some one OF the
newspapers ;.dlteu ~ Tie District OF Column
bla once week Tor two months successfully
betoie the th'rd Monday OF March next, he
give notice To III, creditors to appear before
tue SAID couit al Port Tobacco IN sad coun-
", on tne SAID third Monday in March next,
Tor the purpose OF recommending trustee
10 III II benefit, and to shew cause, 1t any
they have, why The said WiiI'am Bridget
should not have tie benefit VI the several III
Solvent laws OF this state. as prayed.
Given under my hand this Esd day OF Oct.
1921. |. CAHifBELL.
True copy, Teste, JOHN BARNES, elk.
DEC laMgm
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
900 Dollars Reward

DANAWAY from the farm of the late
"a Hin Mason, Ut Charles County Ma
ryiand the following Slaves -
Wilderness, 70
mulatto, Indian looking fellow, about
40 yesrs 0i age, but looks somewhat Yang
Of; hair nearly, straight and very black e Is
rough earpen,er.
Tom Clarke,
Avery likely mulatto man, about 90 years
old, has been much accustomed TO go ey
water, aud is generally acquainted with the
ryer craftsmen.
James Monroe,
A black, about 80 years old, dresses well,
and has generally 81 lie when spoken TO-,
or looked al.
Lall,
blacksmith about 90 years old, slender
and complexion not very dark.
Helen.
4 slender black woman, about 20 years
ord with her child about months old. She
i supposed to be at a Mr.. Findley's near
Pjscaiaway, where her husband belongs.
These negroes are generally known In
Charles and Prince George Counties, Md.
The above reward will De given Tor them II
taken out Of the state o, Maryland; or 100
If taken IN Md. D.40 each It taken out OF
Nd. or D 20 it taken within the state, and
delivered to me, or lodged IN any jail SO thai
get them. Masters oi vessels, and all per
sons whatever, are forbid hsrbor'ng them
under the severest penalty OF the law.
GEO. MASON, Administrator
OF WIN. MASON, deceased.
Gunstop (F,Irtay Co, Ea) Dec. D. at
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
State of MARYLAND,

Charles County, Set
Nnapplication 10 the subscriber, one ofthe
~ Judges of the Orphans Court ot Charles
County, by petition in writing 0t ignatius
PAYNE, OF Charles County, for the benefit OF
the act OF Assembly, tor the relief ot lnsol-
vent debtors, passed at November session,
1905. aud the several supplements thereto,
on the terms mentioned therein, schedule
oihis property. and list o. his creditors, on
cath, so Tar as he can ascertain them, being
annexed to his petition, and being satisfied
By competent testimony, that the said lgna-
thus Payne, mas resided two years immedI.
ate!y preceding the time of his application
IN the State OF Maryland. and being also sa-
ti,usi that the said lgnatius Payne, Is IN ac-
trat confinement, tor debt, and for no other
cause: and Tie said lgnatius Payne, having
entered into bond with sufficient security
Tor his personal appearance in Charles Coun-
y Court, 0 answer such allegations as bis
creditors may make against hun. 1t rs there
tore ordered and atjutged, that the SAID is-
Mathis Payne be discharged from Imprlson-
ment; ami 10y causing a copy Of this order TO
be inserted in some one OF the newspapers,
edited in tue District of Columbia, once a
week, tor two months suCcesSIveiy, before
the third Monday of March mex he give no,
ice To his cre itors 10 appear before the 'ssid
Court al Port Tobacco, IN said county, on
thr said third Monday in March next, tor he
purpose of recommending trustee Ion their
beneht, aud 10 sbew cause, II any they have,
why tue SAID Ignatias Payne should not nave
the bene al of The several insOlyeut laws OF
this state, as prayed,
Given under my hand, this Esd day OF
October, 1921, J. CAMPBELL
True copy test, JOHN BARNES, CPk,
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05
Charles County Court,

august Term, 1921.
On application to he judges Q! Charles
~ County Court, by petition 10 writing OF
Leonard Is. Gardiner OF Charles county, Tor
the benefit OF the act of Assembly, ioT the
Ie iei Of lnsolvent Debtors, passed al No
vrmber Session, 1903, aud the several sup
lemel,s thereto on The terms menlioEed
therein, a schedule OF his property, "nG
1t ot his ere iitors on oath, 20 tar a. he eau
;,cersln them. hemg annexed 10 his petll!oG,
and beng satisfied by competent testimony,
tha, the said Leonard b. Gardiner, has resi-
ded Two years Immediately preceding the
iune OF his application IN he state OF MarY-
i'ud, and being also satisfied that The SAID
Leonard b. Gardiner, IS IN actual coEhne-
rent tor debt, aud for no other cause aud
I 4" SAID Leonard Z. Gardiner, hav'rg enter
81 h.ro bond, with sufficient security tor his
lerspnyl appearance in Charles county court,
t. answer suCn allegation, as his creditors
Glay ~ tke agans, hun. IL is therefore or
CeTed and adjudee ed, that the SAID Leonard
J.. Gari,aer De discharged from imprison-
rsnl, and that by Causing copy oil tn's
A,deI 10 be inserted IN some one oil the news
isUers edited IN the District OF Columbia,
cncc wees tor tive months Successvely be-
n'e Toe third MONDAY OF March next, he
eve notice 10 bis creditors TO appear before
're saia Court at Port Tobacco, IN SAID coun
81, on ,he sid third Monday IN March next,
iar ihe purpose of recommending trustee
if tier benefit, and 10 shew cause, any
0ey haze, why the said Leonard b: Gardih-
II, >houId not have the benefit OF the sc
''Ial mSoivsat laws OF this state as prayed.
True copy lst JOHN BARNES, Cik
i dec 5 iawSm
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\ Young Man.

IA lSHlNG 10 embark in the Dry Good
80 Or Grocery business, being &C
Su ,Idi with both, and has al his disposal
'oVO dollars, which be would be willing, 10
Vt 10 stock providing an offer meeting oIs
,PFoIaton be mace to him; he would pre-
thgsg'ng with house already establish
'"o.rNnicaioas on the subject sddres-
10 4, B. II AMI left al the post othoewIii
'- atraadedto.
GUy \ II
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James Gait,
LOCK IND WATCH MAKER,

|hpCh itD VdIt ~ MIN Eh'
y RESPECTFULLY informs bis friends
4 : aud the pubic gen. rally, that he con-
,'eoe' TO carry on The aooye business AS
fe does his business without the aid OF jour
tynen, he is determined to make his prices
!" suit the times
y. b.--1. Il. will undertake to wind anc
regulate clocks by the year.
nov ~ cost
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-05

4 situation as wet nurse IS
wanted by person who has no famI'} h, QUE
" healthy and young. and has good oreas
Of milk. Apply at this offlce.
nov Ii -eo;t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29

400 VT pearl sShes,
is, 600 hhd. hoops.
1900 oh. pok 8,
90 bushels plaster,
$500 pine Clspbosrds
30 ~. do shingles,
400 ehesnsit rails,
20 bushels white
beans,
& hhds. N. T.. Rum,
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cor be OF 40 Use 10 Mil!igsn. Officers have
been despatched in every direction in pursuit
OF him,t tanc j, is hoped he may be oyefiaken
and brought to justice. The bank, IL will be
seen by an sdye erlisement in this paper, have
ofe'ed a reward OF two thousaod dollars for
his apprehension aud tho recovery of the
properly. The whole community is interest.
I'd aud will no doubt aid IN bringing 10 pun
ishment man who has thus betrayed the
confidence that was placed in him.
1ornadO.-On Monday Aug. 90 about
midnight short but severe tornado was ex
perienced in this town and vicinity. LIS fu "
continued about ten minutes, but was proceed
ed, accompanied, end followed by unceasing
end vivid 8ashes of iightning, attended, at in.
lervals, with distant and heavy thunder, and
by rain, and particularly by .ail which threat
ned, TO those who heard its rafting, much
;:eater destruction than we are happy TO
iearo, he's beeo realized. We have not heard
hat the vegetable kingdom hs, suffered
much, and very little damage was sustained
by our shipping, the tide being out. Much
wiudow-glsss has been broken, and the quan.
,ty WOULD have been incteased had not the
windows, in general, most exposed 10 the te m
pest been defended by blinds. We have
hsard OF houses in which sky paDes were
destroyed. We cannot omit 10 remark, thar
:" houses equally exposed, the windows Of
6os'0n Giass csc pod, while those OF import
cd CLAIR weio btkea as if pc rforated by
b.ts. The ben.6, of the modern mode of
set,ing glass, With the coavex face outward,
wiii n0i escape observation.
We have seen /, rema' he'd in n,eteoroiogi.
col reports, that hail s,oems never occur in
he night We have now proof, that there
arc exceptions 90 the hypothesis,--Bos Gear,
Original .fnecdote.-A certain old woman
took from the post Office in the town OF Y's''
letter. Not knowing bow TO resd and be-
lag soxioos 90 know the coeieats, sopposiug
L 40 te frow one OF hcr sous, she called on a
person aesr her, TO read the letter to dec.
He sccordisely began and read,
CaARLEsyoS, Sure ed, 1921.
Dear moiher," ther making st.p to
God oat whst followed - y" says she, "'Gs
frorE hoo- ferry, he dlzSays state,ed."
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pREpABED by w. L. CoswAY, Chemist, No. !,
Bumstead Place, Boston. viz,
Dr. Relies Botanical Drops
DR. Relies Astbmatic Pills
Dr Relies Aromatic femsie Pills, for obstruc
tions, &c.
DIR Relies Antibillious Pills, for Indigestion, Bill
iious Affections, &c.
DIR. Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
ache)
DR.. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pills
DIR Jeob's Rheumatic LiGiment- Rheumatism Of
30 years standing has been cured y this in "a
ihOurs
British AnGseptic Dentrfce, most excellent for
the teeth ard gums
Dumtries' DIN ment, certain and safe cure fer
the ick, an hours duplication, be it ever SO in
veteraIe. GT No danger from taking oOLd
Albion Corn Plaster The reliet is immediate,
and while it dissolves and dsaws the corn out by
the roots, il causes not the less, PAIN
Cambrisn tooth-ache Pills; the celief is instan.
tspeous. without the least injury to the teet.
DR. Hunters celebrated Fiils-Dr Hunters In
lection Powders, and d.. Huner's Cerate, for the
prevention and cure of veneresl complaints with
perfect secresy. treatise, explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet.
Pamphlets OF many extraordinary cufes, may be
had at the Agents, gratis
QF None Of he GboUe are gengine, u',tess sis,led
"W. I. Conway large discount to Country
Physicians, Traders, &c. The above Medicines
nay likewise be had OF
SAMUEL ". VINSON, Druggist,
No. llo, Taames-sireet, Newport
-2So, By
Leunnei w. Briggs, Bristol. Hercules Whitney
Mason, Balch, Providence; Dyer & Howes. Hind.
ha'n; Greene. Nsw-dOnd0n; Hopkins, Hartford; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of Nespectabiiy also
by most Post Vi ssters. throughout the Union
None are genuine unless signed by W. r Conway
luly - 1870
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POET II ".
(SELECTED.]
..:.::!:::
NY Brothers. Grave.

BENEATH the chancels hallow'd stone,
Expos'd a. every rustic tread,
To few, save rustic mourners, known,
My brother, is thy iowly bed.
Few words upon the rough stone craven,
Thy nsme-thy birth thy youth de clare
Thy innocence--thy hopes Of Heaven
In simplest phrase recorded there.
No 'scutcheons shine, no banners wave,
In Dockery DER my Brothers Grave.
No sound Of human toll or strife
To deaths lone dwelling speaks Of life,
Nor breaks the silence still and deep
Where thou. beneath thy burial stone.
Art laid in that unstsrtied sleep
The living eye hath never known.
The lonely sections footstep falls
In dismal echoes on the walls,
As, slowly pacing through the aisle,
He sweeps the unhoy dust away,
And cobwebs, which must not de6le
Those windows on the Sabbath day,
And, passing through the central nave,
Tresds lightly on my Brothers. Grave.
But when the sweet.tousd Sabbath chime,
Pouring its music on the breeze.
Proclsims the well known holy time
Of prayer, and thanks, and bended knees
When rustic crowds deyoutly meet,
Add lips and hearts to God are given,
And souls enjoy oblivion sweet
Of earthly ills. in thought of Heaven;
What voice Of calm aad solemn tone
IL heard above the burial stone
What form IN priestiy meek array
Beside the alter knees 10 pray
What holy L,ods are lifted up
10 blcss the sscramentsi cup!
Full we'll know that tcSeresd form.
And II WO'ce could sesch the dead.
Those tones would reach thee, tho the worm.
Ny beother. makes thy dre 4st his bed;
That See. WHO thy existeuce gave,
Now s.snds beside Thy ,oviy Grave
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MARBLE
M y n i M a. MI s.,

TOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hearths,
l. Fire Places and Grave sones, OF Americas
ard itslsn Msrbhe, blue, white and clouded. for
sale tie Packet wharf, NEWPORT.
ALSO,
SOC pair OF Grave stones, OF the finest
ard most darsbfe Blue Slate, warranted superior 10
a"y sold IN this state Free Stone for Windows,
Caps and Sius, Heath Fire Places and Steps.
All Of wbich will Be sold at the 10 vest Prices for
Ca,h, Country produce, other Nerchandize. and
on long credit drequired
sppiyto JAMES STEVENS,
feAGm. Street.
Newport March 81
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L. M. THURSTON.

Newport, 81, March 1921
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M1SCELL AN GOUS .KTICLES.

From tic Ne" "A np.aue Pa,ri,

.It is with peculixr oiea,ure tbat re so.
nouucc "a the tieNdS of learning in tbi, s,.,e.
the s'ccnao az the Rev. Marta Ro.-e A Nj
Of the Methods. EO,scopsi Church. ,o che
ProEe.soe.kiu of Orieotst Literatots in the
Cincinnati Coitese, Ohio. A. .cao,sr. Z.
Renilso oasn .ad Divine, the Rev. Biz. Ruter
is Too well and too exten sivc,y kaowu, ca re
qaire sue rscnm neodstioo of oat psneg7 &c 4"
Csscznasn Iay.
Bac few years since this geailrurn was
al scprenticc dUv TO . fsSuec . few mas,
frsn sse tnwa ot cooeord. Tsr oerxrveq.
snc., the indasfrv, sua the iadcEatie ss,ie an
vtieassaa al stis youth, sitasu, ,he ssd OF
waat 4, csiiet q reyoD,c cattecist< edgcs,ioa.
have nste sia, the acuausas ~f tae tstts,o1s
dena uiassiss, ia whose canIe he essly con
menced. u HpitAttsa1;sS, ever siace ae
wss ssxteea yesrs aaG, ac hxS teea = csnstsut
preached Of tae wsus, "a wIsth ne Eas feea
uss,sae tr <essan &S8 o0t OF sessoa"--oQ@.
wt.kSii iosIfae. Of tate yesrs &c has t.d cQme-
saas ysaax fsmSy 90 ,uspsu sca e19rsde--
No. Hsre~ 6ls ohtsised ycs5atqy 4 mere
s!aoco ug& kno~iedse a mare Gvtnc AID dead
la.suaces ts.A any is5ividuxi OF his age in
New -Easi sad.
The accounts OF soa dsrs, rc55rries snS
Crfts, and " ms sss~s sccidoces" aate aeca
more ou oseeos. DC pres eNt year, ts ss We ev-
papers 10 this oespeci may ia pan te attuta
ted 20 she Ahsecee n tsose grea, var epeais
wss>h IN fasWec yesss hsve @ere eeg0assed
psstsie as,en iua, and ia pa1 70 tbe Increase of
isai pnstiea of cor pspaisdoa Uaich hss come
Esm sar'ad, eaas sciss nat oaly c,any wut-
say asopie bat @a'c sugues, wao dee to tai.
ssaaty ss a sale 'eiuee from tsr ean,eqseu.
Ses O. 'ssM ericses "a fcseis~ land. Hat
20 lave ccuarked, tdss the Disasters 6y sea
sepasreG % as, and es2ecisiiy those oa oar
cvo sasS, have seee aaUok tess the prssea,.
coaaidesed m och Usrc d,oterouS TO take q
voy.rc hv sea cc.,,w;s, or 80 E.ro,e. N II,
.a.sssi ,ae ssme d,u.nee over t,uS. Tn,
ssare,y Of ,uipwseeks the nceseot yesr myv
be .u,,bu,ed 60 two causes. Firs,. there
have ueen few severe storms aud .ecoud,y
,he s,ieausa Of Que govecumcn, ass been TN.
reunited 10 placing tight houses, buoys snd
bescoos on all dsagecou. aoiats oS the coss-
NO expense hss been spared TO give /. tho
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NOTICE.

MY Accounts must be settled
Nl Those perscns WHO have beea owing fos
R4 gears past, canpet 'oagec expect sn Indulgence,
wlcs q /, act IA uls power to grant 1T is sbse-
10 ely Necessity sad Indispensable that ali my III
sc uhed business should be closed forthwith many
accounts put en- the bsIds of a Justice for
collection, snd ali these WAC wisb GO avoid expeoce
aaG lrsubs, reg ired pay the amount o tbeir
daes, speedily AS possible
GEDRGE wkNCON
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NOTICE..

THE subscribers have been appointed
and qualified to act as Administrators upon the VS.
tate Of THOMAS & HAZARD, ESQ
late OF SouthKNgstown, deceased.
GEORGE r. HAX ARD,
a. II NZAkD,
ENOCH HAZARD.
ErNnNrY. 9l March 1901
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-08-29


NsfERs FoR SALE, yshoIcSaie and rstSR,
~ for Cash, or oahroVed eredsf,
100 hhds. 90 ,erces sud 10 bbls. best re-
failing Mols,sss;
10 boxes and 10 bb!s. Havana bI own Su.
gars;
S do. white do;
20 chests Hyson, Young Hys son, Hy'on.
skin, and Souchoog Teas
10 hhds. and 100 bbls. best rye Gia, dif-
ferent brands
do. W. l. Rum;
pipes Cognac Brsndy;
2o'qr. casks Wine, different kinds
20 kegs frs, quality Tobacco;
30 do. Guo-POwder
so bb,s. Flour;
10 boxes Doolittle Soap; 10 Go. sperm
Candies
30 quin,als Goldfish;
500 lbs. CASSIE, Nutmegs, Cloves, Ginger,
Pepper, Pesrlssb
I.orriiiard's Maccohoy and Scotch SruH,
and Paper Tobacco, &c. sc. Aog q.