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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
By thePrestdent ef me ymied Sfales.

.yNHEREAs, by various acts Of Congress the
President of the United States is authorized to
direct tn public lands which have been surveyed
20 be offered for sale
Therefore, l, James Monroe, President of the
United States, do hereby declare and make known
that public sales, for the disposal (sccording to
law) of public lands shsli be held as follows. viz:
At Franklin. in Missouri, on the FIRST Monday in
January next, for the sale of
Townships 81 TO IS, ir range &c, west Of the 5th
principal meridian line
50 to SIS, ranges 27 and % do
tg. ST 10 SIS, range 29 do
At the same place, ON the hrs Monday in March
next, for the sale of
Townships 81 TO 56, in range 80. vest Of the sth
principal meridian line
soto So, in ranges 81 80 and SO do
n At St Louis. in said estate, on the irst Monday
in December next, for the sale of
Townships SIS TO ~. IN rage 1 and 2, east OF the
s,h PRINCIPAL meridian line.
At the same place, the first Monday in March
next, for the sale Of
Townships IS to A. in ranges and a, east
At the same place. on the Rrst Monday in May
next. for the sale of
Townships IS 10 A, in range and s. east, and OF
As and "a. in range 2 east
At Jackson, in the county OF Cape Girardeau, IN
the said state, on the irsr Monday in February
next. for the sale Of
Townships "a, in ranges I 10 Ia, east Of the 5th
principal meridian line.
SO. range 4, east do.
So 30 kSi do.
81, 80 & 35 s do
Az Edwardsvi,le, in the state Of Illinois, On the
first Monday in January next, for the sale Of
Townships to l3, in range >, west OF the ID prn-
cpai meridian line.
lite Is 10 and II do,
s,o,s y and 10 DO. DO
At vandalia, in the said state, on the third Mon.
day in January next. for the sale Of
Townships S TO 10, in range 1. east Of the ID
ps,IH,pa' ,n To- "e'''''1 '''e'
stole ranges IA S aud 8
i,S.sandlo range z, east
e,7,s. sand10 g.
At Palestine, in said state, the second Monday
in February next, for the sale Of
Townships s to 10, in ranges 3, 10 and IL, east Of
the Sd principal meridian line.
Stot0 range IL, were Of I'd princi.
st, 49, pal meridian line
9, 9snd 10 ranges ~ and Is.
AZ Detroit. in Michigan Territory, ON the 6rst
Monday in November next, for the sale Of
Townships 3. > and 10 3. in ranges s aud S east,
8 and 9
rs and 3 yand O
Except such lands have been or may be re-
crvcd by law for the support Of schools, for 9TH
purposes.-The lands shalt be sold in regular nu-
merical order, beginning with the lowest number
of section, township, and range
Given under my hand, at the Csy Of Washington,
this nineteenth day Of September 1920
by the President.
JOSIAH MIIGs, ~
Commissioner Of the eesersl Land Office.
ost.ii. fswtsnMay.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28

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= Bumstead Place, Boston. viz.
~ Relies Botanical Drops
DR. Relies Asthmatic Pills.
Dr. ReIte's Aromatic Female Pills. for O5struc.
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DR. Relies Antba!ious Pills, for Indigestion, BiI.
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DIR Relies Vegetable Specific, (for sick head
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DR.. Relfe's Vegetable Rheumatic Pills 4i
DIR yeub's Rheumatic Lioimcnt- rheumatism Of
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British Antisep,is Dentriice, most excellent Tor
the teeth and gums.
Dumfres' Ointment, q certain and safe cure for
the hch. in h0w's application, be it ever in
veterate. Q No danyer from taxing Geld
Albion Corn Plaster. The reIet is immediate,
and while il dissolves and draws the corn cut by
the roots, it causes not the least paia
CsDbrian tooth.ache Pills the relief is fnstan-
taneous, without the least injury to the teeth
Dc Hunters celebrated rilIs--Dr. Hunters In
lection Powders, and Dr.. Hunters Cerate, for the
prevention and cure Of venereal complaints with
perfect secresy. A treatise. explaining symptoms,
and method Of cure accompany each Packet. Z
Pamphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
had OF the Agents. gratis
or None Of he above are genuine, un'ess s,ysed
wv. T. Conway. A large discount 10 Country
Physicians, Traders, &c The above Medicines
may likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. vINSON, Druggist,
No. 10, Tbames-street, Newport;
.1lss. By
Lemuel w. Briggs, Bnsfei, Hercules Whitney,
Mason, Baleh, Providence, Dyer & Howes, WSnd.
Aam, Greene. Ns,s- Londens Hopkins, Harffsrd; and
most Druggists, Booksellers Of ofrespcctabii,y, also
oy most Post. Masters. throughout the Union.
None are genuine unless signed hy w. a. Conway.
!. July u, 1870.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
AErcpoTR.

An ignorant preacher being one day a.
bout starting on the circuit, ordered his
negro servant to bring his horse to the
door, and sent him up stairs for sone
corn to feed him. The negro being
rather careless, scattered the corn along
down stairs and out doors. where an old
sow was feeding, who getting on the
tract of the corn by degrees followed the
trail up stairs. After while, the preach
er sent the negro up stairs for his saddle.
By this time. the old SOW had found her
way under the bed The negro hearing
the swinish grunt, and not knowing the
cause of it, ran down in a terrible fright,
crying cut massa massa !! de debil be up
tairs, massa. The master in an angry
tone sent him up again. The negro
hearing the grunt, Of the sow repeated,
ran down more scared than ever, saying
massa, de debil be up stairs saYtin, for 1
hear him go eh, eh, tree four time. The
master being somewhat supcrshticus
concluded to venture up himself, but
gave the negro orders to pray for him
while he was gone. No sooner had the
knight of the black coat reached the head
of the stairs, than the old SOW rushed
from her covert, ran between his legs
and carried him down backwards-aIi
the prayer that the negro could make was
Anen, whichhe pronounced very deyout-
ly. The preacher no less terrified than
his servant, cried out the devil has got
me Cuff, why don't you pray" Amen ;"
says the negro.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
her 20. 1890.
FOR SALE,

THE we'll known Tavern and Farm
4 Wellington, lately the property Of F'e|
man Mayberry, deaceascd, consisting OF abo|
Sky FIVE acres of excellent land; we'll iepcd
with stone wall, into lots Of convenient siz|
and containing due proportion Of orr hardin|
meadow, plowlspd and pas,ursge--with sp|
cious Dwelling House, Store, Hall, p5r|
Shed, Crib, and other buildings, all erected
great expense, and 10 toIersbie repair. III
situation Of the premises at the upper TT
Corners, near Taunion River and Beik'
Bridgc, and their numerou, csnveniences Il
privileges cannot fail TO make them desn ~
to all persons wishing to combine and pors1
the business Of agricui,uee. inn-keeping u
Merchandizs, OF TO vest property in real q
tate, which vii. pay more tt. he interes'
its cost. 40 onqoestiooab!e u,le will be ~
en-, sod possession given. the 2sth Of Mar
next. For serms apply 10
NANCY MAYBERRY, Of Newport
JOHN HOWE Esq. Of B'istol,
DAVID SrANDISH, Of Wellington
Newport, December, 81, 1870.
"PRIwTIAG efan ktnds, ereeSfed|
a sasssfaefsry msrnerrd1 THE o6fee.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
PRAcTIcAL JoKE.

Mr.. HI, agentleman well known
for his hospitality, good humor, and love
of literature, lately invited four of his
friends to dine with him. One of the
dishes happened to contain three patridg-
es, and the host told hi. friends he would
shew them how to make fair division
of three birds among .fse peobh ---Ad-
dressing his guests then by couples, he
said, " there's one for you two, and there's
one for you two" Then placing the
third on his own plate, he added, sand
here's one for me soO."
Eeonsry.-A person at public house
seeing an iron fore STICK and a stone back
Icg, called loudly ID a servant to bring a
bundle OF nail ysds, by way of kindling !!
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
PON.TNY.



SPAIN Is FREE LA SoRo
By,ALBEaTo.
SONS of Spain, tby chains are broken |!
Mark the tyrant's PROSTATE knee
Natures voice in thunders Spoken
Strikes the pzan Spain is free
Long the iron hand Of power,
Welded high the stern decree;
Spaniards hail the dawning hour
Europe tremble--spsin is free.
Hark the golden trumps of glory
Echo heaven, earth, and sea,
Nations hear the godiike story
Nations .trixmph-5pain is free
Who shall rule the souls Of freemen,
None but him who rules the sea:
Spanish soIdiers--Spsnish seamen--
Plant the tandard-Spain is free
See the eaglet proudly hovers
: Der the fall Of tyranny,
Fame the scroll Of tate discovers
Time has written--spsin is free
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
NOTICE.

uAMEs TOWNSEND, informs his fiends ,
j the public that he has employed an expei lea,
workman, at the CABINET MAKING bUsIxp
md is ready to attend 20 the calls of his od &
,orners and Friends--the smallest favour vii
s.stefuily Acknowledged and punctually aitent
io--csll at the Chambers over his Store, no
corner of Bannister's-wharf
Newport. March %.
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Valnable Stand Tor Bus mess.

Fer SAX, or 10 Lei, on ue,y reasona5l
terms,
A Well Finished two story dwelling
1 y House about % by 80 feet, situate one ro
from the south west corner Of the Red Market,
Newport II is good stand for boarding -hgus|
and has been long improved as such, hay;ng rcou
for fourteen beds There is also good shcp
front Of the same, which is valuable stand fer b|
siness
.3lso--A small shop. few doors east of he .bov,
opposite the middle of tie south side of the sal
Market.
Any persoa wishing 10 purchase or hire either
both Of the sbove premises. may know The cond
tions by applying TO the subcriber in East. Gree
wich.
Spencer Hall.
--.oss :n--
N.B--He also offers for sale. on very liber
TERMS his Farm, situate in Esst.Greo nwich, about
miles from the Court. Honse. conf sin,ng so acre
with a good two story Dwelling House, shais
House, Barn, three Cribs. &c About 30 head
cattle are kept on said farm, which has on II abo
1000 apple trees, about half are grated with u
best kinds Of fruit. About one thi d part of q
farm is wood land and there is excellent s,Fes
Of water running through it, suitable for mills
factories Of any description For further paruc
lars apply ss above.
East Greenwich December 90, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
CUNDALL'S MILLS.
Wool Cdrdinp.

THE subscribers inform their irien|
a and the public. that they have reptenisE
their carding Machines with new Cards Of The 4
est and most approved manufacture. and that ,ll
are now enabled to Card Wool OF all grades, in /
best manner
They continue TO Mspdactu,e all kinds Of Wo,
Ell Goods. as usual --.9so, they color and hni
Wooden Cloths Of all descriptions, and 20 color "a
ments, &c that have faded, or become uniashio
sble-an branches OF the above business wili
done with despatch, and on the lowest terms, al
the least favor gratefully acknowledged
CLARKE & GRfNNELL.
NB-sAsPonp ALnY Little Gompson--p sLs
Corey, Tiverton--WILLIAM PEARsR, R,istc
Ferry--snd jos SRERxAs, in Newport, viii {
ceive and forward articles intenasd for the Nan
factory. Portsmouth,. July ~, 1870.
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UNION FAC1OlS.t

~r~HE subscribers respectfully informs the
j friends and the public in general. ,sat the
have added to their establishment q compste 4
of new Cards, suitable for carding OF Meiino VOC
in the best manner which together with their &c
mer machinery make their establishment complet
Wool of all grades carded Into roi.s at The loV
est terms They wish to receive wool for mani
featuring on shares or contract, as may best So
their employers They continue TO carry ~ the
Clothing business, in all its various branches E
cry attention will be paid to the colorng OF Grape
Bombazettes, silks, &c. The following pcrsoI
will receive and forward any articles intended L
the Union Factory
GEORGE LAwTON, TiUertsn
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bristol Fsrrs
EDWARD sTANH0PE, and
J w. WATSON, NewsOrt
The subscribers, return their sincere thanks
their old customers and solicit the cbntinuarce
their favours. JOHN BkBCOCK
MOSES LAWTON.
Portsmouth, June
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
DIED.

In New York, on Thursday evening,
MARIA LOUISA, daughter of the late PHILIP
JACOBS, Esq. aged years and 2 months.
(By :his death the Orphan Asylum will re-
celve the handsome sum OF about 0. sc, 900,
agreeable 10 the will of the late Mr.. Jacobs |
in marlborough, the venerable JOHN
ALDEN, in his '03d year. Hi, great grand
father. whose name he bore, as did also his
grandfather and father, was one of the first
settlers OF New England, being one of the
number who accompanied the Rev. Mr..
Robinson from Europe to America, in 1890,
and is said 10 have been the man who first
stepped upon The Plymouth Rock. His
grandmother was the daughter of Mr. Pere-
CRIME White, who was the first English male
child born in New England Mr.. Alden
was married young, and his first wife. by
whom he had S children. died at the age of
27. BY his second and last wife he had
fourteen children. His descendants are 10
children, SO grand children, i34 great grand
children, and several of the 5th generation;
AZ Of this number, we believe, have de.
ceased, and !72 are now living.
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n, TJ1ECDAV ,,In o,,,,.L

On TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock,
WILL lie sold at the Auction Store,
3 tihds New Or leans sugar
S do Il bbls. Ist, Cd and Sd quality
of West India do
So. do Isl. qualify molasses
9 do. common do at reduced price
Is boxes brown and yellow soap
6 Do, Chocolate
8 keys best Durham mustard
A lew casks OF Hibberl's brown stout
Aslot of new cordage assorted, sizes
g cases LIST quality mems shoes
A variety of new and second hand house
hold furniture. consisting of s.!eboards,
bureaus, sofas, tables, looking glasses, sc.
Cloths, cassimeres. vestings, striped cam
brics, james buttons; threads, cotton, Ger.
man linen, &c. &c.
To which will be added sundry articles
detained from last Auction, VIZ:
feather bed, &c. large Il elegant Mar
settles quilts, various bed cIothing chin'z
window curtains; pair family plated urns;
lew cut glass dishes AMI pitchers, table
cloths, &c. S. A. MARS TELLER,
april Is
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To the Public.

"IEREAS piece has appeared in the
W Alexandria Gazette and Daily Ad-
yertiser, with my name attach ed thereto.
dated on the 9Th OF this present month, for
bidding the sale of certain lands in Fsiriax
County, and containing certain assertions.
which | am bound in truth and honour TO
DEFY; name y--lllat the said Newton had
obtained deed Of trust from me traudent-
ly, and the said deed being extracted from
me, by art and seduction-both of which
assertions do positively deny; the said
piece having been published without my
knowledge of its containing any such asser-
tons; and it was only my intention 10 post
pone the sale. am fully satisfied with
the acts of Mr.. Newton.
april IL BENJAMIN R. DAVIS.
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Office.

In relation to the advertisement, signed
Il by John A. Sommers, take the liberty
OF informing the public, that the land there:
in spoken of, cannot be legally re-sold by
the said Sommers-as was the purchaser of
whom he speaks, and have possession OF the
premises. No condition of the sale, equi:-
able or legal. has been violated on my part;
and that no difficulty would have occurred
in this affair but for an understanding on
Mr.. Sommers part Il my obligations, ex.
ceedingly eccentric and arbitrary
apliI ID ELISHA SOMMERS.
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AkS> READING loom IA
49, MARINE JOURN GaS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA,. april Is.

ARRIVED,
Schr Adventure, DeCrow, Camden, lime
aud boards, to John II. Ladd + Co.
Sloop Ranger, Smith New-York.
In Hampton Roads Brig Columbus. Mar
bury. from the Isle of May via Porto Praya,
38 days from the latter porl-csrgo, Salt,
bound to Alexandria-Leit at |. of NJ. list
March, Brig Joseph S. Lewis, Caldwell, (of
Philadelphia 10 sail for N. Orleans, 10 S
days, the only American vessel there. The
Brig Eliza Haley, Bartlett, sailed about s
days before the G.. for Bpston--Lstt at Por-
to Sd March, Brig Hazard. Btackmore.
(the only Amer can vessel there) to sail for
Boston in Is days-lat. %. long. so, spoke
Brig Rambler, Wabler, but SO, days from
New Brunswick, bound to Trinidad. Lat
90, Long. 50, 80, Packet Ship No. 49,,
from n. York, bound to ST. Croix-about
80 leagues from Cape Henry Light. spoke
Sch'r 90 days out from Gibraltar, bound to
New York; also Brig belonging TO Phila-
delphia, in leaky stale, bound to New
York.-Lat. SO, long. 50, on the west side
of the Guph Stream, spoke Brig from Rio
Janeiro of and bound to Baltimore.
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For Sale.

DURSUANT to a deed OF trust executed
i to me on.the Ilth day OF Sept. 1917,
by Samuel Edelin,, whereby he conveyed 10
NE in trust, two lots of land, lying on the
south prong of Holmes Run, in Fairfax
county, state ofk irginia, about six miles
from Alexandria-lhe largest lot contains
l39 acres, with comfortable dwelling
house and other improvements. the other
lot contains 2i1 acres-tor the purpose of
securing the sun of D50O, a debt due. John
Wood, shall on the 18th day OF April next,
Cause 10 be resold on the premises. (the
purchaser not having complied with the
terms of sale) to the highest bidder, for
cash, the above mentioned lot or lots OF
land. or so much thereof as will be neces
sary to satisfy the Above mentioned debt,
with interest and costs.
march Is JOHN A. SOMMERS.
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&. y l. Z. Thompson,

G. y l. p. Thompson,
III AVE just received per the ship Belvi-
lIvidera, from Liverpool, part of their
Spring Importation,
CONSISTING OF
9.3 super checked and striped cambria
ginghams
7.S fine and SUPER fancy prints
81 Ga cambria musIins
do aconet cambrics
"a striped forentnes
fashionable printed cuttings
Steam loom shirtngs
Hollis 3 cord cotton balls
ON HAND,
Best superfne London cloths and cassi-
meres. fine and supelfne Yorkshire ditto,
twilIeu Genoa cords g. Velvetteens. plain
and twilled bombazets, Irish linens AID
lawns, German Iincns, patent threads, TIA
lian sewing silks. &c. &c.
april l2 d3feolm.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
tIen,Iine Garden Seeds.

yETM. YEATES offers for sale, at redu-
w ced prices, at his garden, near Alex
andria. A general assortment of GARDEN
SEEDS, mostly Of his own raising, and all
warranted Of first quality; also an assortmen,
offruit trees, choice kinds, towering shrubs,
dwarf box, Tor edging, cabbage plans, eau
l1ower do. with other variety, with an eN-
tensiye collection of green house plants, OF
the most rare kinds. february
The Leesburg Washingtonian, and Win
chester Gazette, are requested to insert the
shove three times. and the National lntelli.
eencer three times a week for six weeks and
send their accounts to this Office.
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In Council, April 2.

Ordered. That Reuben Johnston, John
Muncaster, and Bryan Hampson, be ap-
pointed commissioners for holding an cleo
ton at A. Rhodes tavern, on Saturday the
l4th inst for a member to serve in The COM
mon council in the place OF John Wood, re-
signed,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
RAGS

II is remarkable fact, which ought to be
generally known to house keepers, that one
hundred Ueight Of rags at the present pri-
ces, can purchase two hundred oeisht of
.four' This is a highly interesting fact con-
nect' d with domestic economy ,sandsought
to be thought of by every family, both in
town and country. ReFs Gaz.
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For Freight.

For Freight,
FHE Schr. NATIVE, Thomas Norris
i master. burtlen 100 Barrels; will be
ready in two days Tor freight, for
West Indies, or a Northern Port.-Apply
to J. Il LADD, 4. Co.
Who offer for sale said Schooner, cargo Of
50 Tons of Plaster.
April IL
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rnr,r n,X's WORK.

On the oh inst James F. Green oresse"
out lorJane< D. Cia'k, OF the town OF wa
week, one hundred and ore 8 hs'' pohnus
h,x. THIS is the greatest day "ors d.
dressing fax W. nave ever heard or
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Havana 4. erars.
To Rent.

hs,.s ! will rent for me ensuing year, or
G for a term of years, il application be
nsss made by the first Nov. next, 500
Allacres OF land. part OF the tract up
on which live. There is a comfortable
house upon the premises, and spring OF
excellent waller quite convenient TO il -
This farm is but miles from the Potomac.
II from Alexandria, and "a from the seat of
govercment. The situation is healthy, and
convenient to some of The best markets.
the land fertile and well adapted TO every
kind Of produce. For terms apply 10
BENZ. DULANY, or to
ALFRED DULANY,
In the Town of Port Tobacco
Also HOUSE and LOT in the town OF
Port Tobacbo, for sale or rent. Apply as
above. march l5-iawtf
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Servants for Sale.

A NEGRO MAN, about So years of age
N good carriage driver, and house wal
ter, and exceIled by very few as GRADER.
Also three negro Girls, all under the age Of
l3 wears: will be sold low for cash. In
mir, ot the Printer tph Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14

TNHE subscribers has just received 5000
4 lbs. fresh butter OF an uncommon good
quality. Also leo bushels real Nova Scotia
potatoes, tor family USE
april i2-3t K. Il. RAMSAY g. Ia.
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4 PRoDIGli

PRODIGY!
Lucinda A. Fitch. the daughter Of poor
woman, OF Groton. Connecticut, is now ex-
h'biting at New London She is but IL
Yeas old, is 5 feet 7inches high, measures
feet and 10 inches round the body. and
weighs three hundred ana nine pounds! 1t
IS questionable whether the world.ever pro
duced parallel. She is still rapidly grow
ing both in height aud weight.
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Notice.

To ali zohom it mag concern.
4 LII persons that hive LEI, umbrellas pa.
N rasols and trunks to be repaired with
the subscriber, are requested to call and
take them away within thirty days from
this date, or the same shall be sold at public
auction to pay charges.
april I2-7t DANIEL PIRECE.
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This Is to give notice,
Just received and for Sale,

ONE hundred yards e9, 96 and 80 inch
~ Hair Cloth, of superior quality, and
at low price. doz. Rus bottom Chairs,
of superior quality; Sacking bottoms
made 10 any size. and at the shortest no
tice.-UphoIstering done with Beatness and
despatch Hair and Moss Mattresses, made
in the neatest manner Also general as
sortmt ut of Furniture as usual, at my Cabi
net Mandatory, king street, Alexandria.
S. WARD.
april taw3w
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There was considerable fall of snow in
Richmond on the 9th inst. it continued a.
bout seven hours.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-14
Tobacco, Wheat 8 Wool.
Fresh Butter.

A G. CAZENOVE y CO. are purcba-
n. sing the above articles. april I3