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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
SHIPPING LdSI.'
pDR II NcWPUk 1

r. I'kRED,

ENTkHED
Big Comet, k,yes, ha.snd do. Industry,
Spuriiog, ST. And'ews sloop Herald, Bliss,
Newport.
CLEIRED,
Big Comet, K,ys., New Yo'k; Industry,
Spuiling, do. baI,ic, Eldrsd, New o, lesns
sch. Traveller, + ost, do. /; Hannah, Adams,
Boston Baltic, Bailey, Cayenne ) sloop Car-
oine, Sherman, New Yo k 4; Roebuck, Ctan-
dali, Boston /; Rose in bloom, cole, n. York.
Wednesdy Nou 7--Arrved brig Pegasus, Ar.
noh' ~ days from Havsna. with molasses The
Pegasus saied IN company with ten sail Americans,
under convoy OF the >. sch Revenge.
ounday-Arrived brig Comet, keyes, IL days
from Havana, bound TO New York. with sugar and
coffee. to Goodhue u Co Of that city. Left at Hsv.
ANA, brig louisiana, cf phiadelph of Phiadephia,
to sail H. days; do James. Lewis. tor DO loading;
do oi New.fork, IN days; do. Margaret,
Wright, f2r Norfolk, TO sail soon sch Henry, #
BaumoreS just arrived do Clmsx for Boston,
loading aud Pilot Boat. arrived the day before
the Comet sailed, from Norfolk. Brig Margaret, Of
Csstine, had gone down 10 Marel to take in cargo
Sch Liberty, OF Boston, arrived Oct 90 and sailed
sgsin for NewOreans In lat IS, 40, lon rs, spoke
brig Patrick Henry, lO days from Boston, tor
Charleston.
1iE.NORAA.D,a.
The brig Hiram, Easton, OF this gort, was at
Point petre, Oct. ID, to sail for home Nov IL
The sch William, Russell, from this port, was at
Norfolk, Oct. rs
The sch Ann. Brownell, from this port, was at
Richmond Nov. I.
Arrived ~ Bristol on Saturday last, brig John
Smith, Hill, ID days Il ON Havana, with fuii cargo
OF sugar, to John smith.
Lett at Trinidad Cuba, Oct 20, brig Franc IL. for
Bristol, IN 20 days sch jubilee. H for ditto, ditto
spoken, Nov 4, of Frying Pan shoals, brig Dol.
phin. Cunningham, OF Bristol, 10 days from Havana,
tor New York; had been robbed few days previous
by pirate OF aImo.t every thing. She has since sr.
rivtd AT Ncw.iotk.
Arrived at charleston, on the 3lst ut sch Lo 81,
sLe.rman, Ii days fom Havana, in dl,tr ess, boun
to this port
spoken. Aug 90, If rsn Beaco, x rutus, of
this port, for Cronstadt.
Al Cronstsdt. Aug %, brig Samuel, of Rhode.is
land, dischargng
The Alexander, from Leith, was run foal Of 5,h
inst, ,,lat Al, 80, Ion 81, by brig Mt Pleasant, 81
days from CoDstradt for X issnd-the latter had
her starboard bow stove, fore and topsal yards
ried sway-next d.y. supplied her with yards.
The Kennebec Trader, from tins po.t, arrived
near LivinssIon's Plantation, Oct IL.
The wrecking sch. Sarah Ann, from this port,
was at Cape Florida, Oct 23, out IS days
The sloop Express, Hsmmett, OF this port, arrived
at Charleston, on the Sth inst.
The slOop Henry, Whlte, VI Bristol, wss at Hs.
vans, Oct ~
The sloop Planter, for this port was to sail from
Charleston, Nov
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The Sea Fox, which upset of New
York some days ago was fallen in with
" the ship JONI and Adam, arrived at
Philadelphia. On getting to the wreck,
he officer conceived he heard human
voices; he immediate returned to the
hip, procured axes, and boarding the
wreck. and cutting open the deck, re-
|eved four fellow beings from the hor-
ors OF a most awful death.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
COURT MARTIAL.

The decision OF The Court Martial, recent
y organized at Ea,t.Greenwich for the trial
! Col. Leonard Blodget, has been made pub
|ic 10 the foil wing General o der -
P'0ie Of Rhode. leland and Providence Plan.
fations.
GENERAL ORDERS.
Head QUARTERS, Ear. Greenwich, Move m
Der s, 1921.
| At the General Cou,t Martial, convene at
he S,a.e House in Eas, .Grecnwicn, in the
oVaty OF K K-n,, on Tuesday, the twenty
~ OF October lest past, Of which BrIgadier
zen. George D'WoIfis President--was tried
Colonel l.eonard Blodget Of the second regi-
|nent OF militia, on cha ges preferred by b is
der -;eoe,si Joseph II ives, Of the second
brigade OF militia, for unmili,a,y and dsor-
fe'ly conduct, neglect OF duty and disobedi-
nee Of ers."-The Cou't, after mature
consideration, found the prisoner guilty Of the
|svoral specifications Of charges exhibited
ganst him, and sentenced him to be
BRoEs"
The Major General approves tho proceed.
ngs and sentence OF the General Court Mar
al---but IN consideration OF the general good
hsrac,er Of the prisoner ss en- officer, and Of
he cont ratie,y OF opinion heretofore existing
n the question decided by the Court, tho
u. jor. .Gehetai thinks il proper to mitigate
he sentence Of said Court, and he hereby or
aers that the said Col. Leonard Blodget be
uspended from his command for the space
f thirty dsys from the date hereof; a, tho
Expiration Of which limo. his sword will be
g ored 10 bin.
The Geners sl Court Martial, Of which Gen
raj George D'Wolf is President, is hereby
tissolved. BY order of
Maj. General ALBERT c. GREECE.
JOSIAH whitaker,
.hdjufan' General.
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DARING ROBBERY.

On the Tlh inst a portRanteau, contsining
lpout Fourteen Thousand Dollais, in gold
+ieces, vas puriolned from the steam boa,
| onooo iicu,. This mon. y was entrusted 10
he care OF Col. J. b. Wood, Of this town, by
ir. r. a. Tracy, and was intended to be
IN, to Nessrs. Wymsn & Stone, Boston,
! he Connecticut and the Fulton, and every
bcr son on board each boaI, were subjected TO
strict sesfch-which IN the case OF the
ful on was without success. The result of
he search on board the Connecticut remains
D 10 koe wn--ProUidenee n american.
Com. Bainbridgc has been appointed
b tle command Of the Navy iard in
Philadelphia, in place ot the late Com.
Murray.
Nadine Christophe, (Ex- Queen her
|wo daus h,ers, and some OF her late
Court, have embarked from Hay Ii for
England. They are accompanied by
British officer, and she is said to be ex-
remely rich.
Gov. Jackson passed throuSn Nidl.
borne, Alabama, previous to the 18th
|l,. On his way tc Tennessee.
Three stores use broken open in
Providence last week.
The gold lately stolen from the steam
k,oat WAS near so vt.
No discovery has vet been made OF
sy,se tha, robbed the Null.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14
FOR SALE,

THE Island in Point Judith Pond, South Kington.
called the Great Island, containing, by estima
tion, hundred aud seventy acres, most excellent
land, with all the buildings, consisting Of two story
Dselling House. large new Barn and Crib, and all
other necesssry buildings thereon, in complete
pair, and well Of good water near the house. The
land is walled into convenient lots
.1to-A small Island that formerly joined the sfore
mentioned islssd, containing IL acres Of land-the
spi: OF both is Of superior qusIity. none better in
ibis The al Ining states, the whole being good
arabic land, we'll adapted for making cheese raising
corn, bsriy rye MD oats. FOR keeping sheep, it Is
supposed il can feed twelve hundred-,here is pea,
or tug. f.r fuel, IN plenty, and many having places
for tue various kinds Of hsh-be pond contains such
as Bass, Pearch, Hiwives, Oysters, CLAIMS and Mus.
cles easily obtained. Sea manure can also be easily
obtsined il is continually collecting on the shore.
GT Farm from two to i've thousand dollars v,-
ue, with good buildings, wood and orohsr1ing. ir
this or the state OF Connecticut " approved Of. will be
taken in part payment proportion Of Cash will be
expected, and the residue may remain Nth the pur
chaser. on approved security, for many years. paying
the interest annually.
Pot further Particulars, &c apply TO
EDWARD HAZARD, or
TIfOMto T.. HAZtkD.
ssaA.Hng'.sa, Ma II, 1921.
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Ndus dnu Will sell Sun Oo ooubnt
in this town or state.
They con.ist az JolOrss-
BIoadcloh., hom 81 o8 = CasNimoro ditto,
Gems TO 81. x wiIb end without
Stout miled drab d. D no ders,
Cashmere s,all colo,s IS 4 Imitation tnerioo
from ea CT, 20 S275y duo, win handsome
Elegen Pslice cloth, g'een borders,
FIipnels, all coloi 08% common dark
ga, %, lo4, IL q, Cotton duto,
Sc Biauke,s, Nv lencia and common
Sea Blankets, . Ves,ings,
B"mbazetts, all COLOR = Dcvonshi'e Kers,ys,
Widbors, n L,on. Skin and Fear.
K tiDeDto, O naugh,s,
Pei,s.e Fisnoeis, . F'ag and black silk
FmN quality black x Hsndke rchiefs,
and cooied CaDto, 3 Cotton do. all kinds,
Grapes, o. 4 aud ga plain and
Black and coloredS hgu,'d Book and
Bon ba1eens, 3 Leno Muslins,
Ladies and Gentle . J,conet and null
mems back and CO. Muslins,
ored Wo's,ed Hose, x Cotton end Linen
Lamb, wool Hoss,0 Camb les,
and half Hose, 80 heavy Itish Lin
Russia Diapers, 3 ens,
- and % able D. . SOU, British Shirt
mask, 'ngs,
Eiegan, X bbons, n 3 Coronation Buttons,
garnHure, 0 Embossed BOmba-
Black sod white Ital Y Eeus,
ian Grapes, x >ttineus,
Black Silk Csmbiet, 3 l. ,dies md Gentle.
Back Sssneus, mems Gloves, good
Silk and Tabby VI issortmeDt,
vets, 0 Ked Comtorters,
Da and light Cali 9 >colch Psid,
Goes, Ameticen Sheetings
Russia Sheetings, anc 4 and ShIrtings,
Duck. Q Plains and Costings,
White end eolored Scissors and Pen.
C,avats, n knives,
Good Cash, o India Cottons,
Kni, Drawers, English and Ameri.
4 snd - Mcrino \ can Chex.
Snswls,
On hand as usual,
A complete assortment OF white and color
KNITTING COTTONS.
Newport, Now fv.
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Vahabe Real EStale for Sale.
I'm THUR SDAY. Nov. %

Vahubk Real EStale for Sale.
On tn URS AY, Nov. 22d.
1T 10 o'c!.ek Il M Ioili be sotd az Public hue.
non on the hremiseS, by order " me Sn.
hrene judicial Court
rTHAT valuable FARM situated on Sech.
swes, Point, in Middetowu, Of which
the Hon. Nathaniel Hazard died siened, con.
,sining between 60 & 70 acres Of Land
Said Farm has valuable privileges to the
Beach, aud is in excellent order.-The soil
IS equal to any ou the Island, or 10 the State
The vhole Of said Fam is good srsble land,
md perhaps more pleasant or healthy situs.
ton for summer residence cannot be found.
II hs. the Ocean on the south, 'he East Riv.
er on the east, and SechsveN Cove on tho
vest. The sale will be hosidve, and good
md perfee, title will DO given---Coodi,ions
made known at the time and place Of sale.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, } 1.,,.
JAMES TOWNSEND, 5
Newport, Sept.
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J an additional sup.
GOODS which he is Uov
purchased in town.
The foHowing -
only Si4
ia do do painted hcy.
ders, $3.50
DITTO do H,lkis'
Cashmere shswls With
and without borders,
"a L So 6g'd and plain
hook Nuslins,
~ X o. Jaconet Cam.
brick,
~ l. 81 null muS
Muslins,
4 <S Ga Cambricts,
~ Linen Cambr,cs
silk and Cotton Umbreis
las,
I, Leysntines,
DombsIines,
wors,ed do.
Canton Grape.
] Ditto Dresses,
J Ditto Csmblet.
>inchs and Lustrings,
Colored florences.
striped and corded Mar.
celline
Black, white and greco
Italian Grape.
Garniiure Ribbons.
Ladies and Gentle mems
silk Stockings.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-14

80. es1s
3roadc'oths,
Super mix'd and com.
mon dilto.
Super black. blue and
mix'd Cassimeres,
ladies Cloths.
Devonsh,re kerseys.
Duihlls,
Plans,
flsnnels, q grea, variety,
IA and 1914 blankets.
Bombazetts 6g'd anu
plain, all colors.
Ladies' and G.ntlemen's
Worsted Hose,
Russis Diapers.
Ditto sh, e,ings.
Linen and Cotton Ds
marx.
Da,k Csliicoes,
Light London Prints,
Knit Shirts AMI Drawers
Red Comiorters and
Caps,
Irish Linens.
Vslsn,ia and common
Nes'ings,
Crash,
Beaver Gloves,
Silk ditto.
~ Merino Shswls, for
Newport, Nov z, 1921
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WIN IEN GO DDS
Just reeeiyed, and 10, safe by
JAMES HAMMOND.
w
LADIES, Queens & Pc. 4 Devonshire Kerseys
isse Cloths, t~iiled s. 3ombszetts,
plain. of fashoaab. Jombsreen..
colors, Caroline PIsids
and rel''e Plannels, = Gloves.
G...imere.. @ % Ss.S% Sse,1os.' s'"''"S''
Vestimgs, L Uudresscd Prints,
Bsifes, Irish Linens
Blankets. } ,evantines
With general variety ,fother Dry Goods.
-
Brussels. Kidermlnister aud Scotch
CAPPE7IWGS.
BOOKS AND STATIONARY,
OF all descriptions. usually to be found in Boob
Store
HOUSEHOLD aARDWARE, &c.
Tea Trays and other ia I Shove's and longs.
panned Ware, pCandiesiicks,
n',,aoni. D Tea Pots. ,c''o~., ...
Se.s, S.s x",t s"a ss''' and S... Lamps
coffee Mills, Looking Glasses.
sad Irons, Dressing Cases, &c.
Brass hndirons, &C.
House, Hearth, Dust. Clothes. Shoe, Head, Too,b,
and Nail RRUSHES
French ami american
PAPER II A NGING
farmers, Chrlstla", and Rhode Island
Almanacks, for 1922, are received,
and tor sale as above.
The 9th and 9th edition Of the Bridge.
water Collection, for sale as above.
THE CIRCUL A1ING LIBRfRH,
or 1000 Volumes, continues to re-
ceivc additions of all the New
WoRKs, suitable for the
same.
.Newbort. November 7 1921
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DRY GOODS
] 1 Ill I
~ - - - %
THAMES. STREET.

S7EPHEN ii. CAHOONE,
LAS jus: received an additional sup.
l. L ply of WINTER GOODS which he is uow
selling : Cheap as can oe purchased in town.
.fn0ns s9hieh are the /ohowing -
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Right from be Nev- vk
.AEtfiOHS.
ROBEKI Z. LEE,

4~U' ffF, IIIdIIS STe0t'
HAsjust opened new and complete sssor,men, Of
Seasoaabie Dy Goods,
nURCHASED h iast week in New.
l. York, at Auction, for CAsa-which he
can, and will, sell as cheap IS can be bought
in this town or state.
- JJ.u cousi,f M (,I,o,os-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
District of Columbia,
Comfy Of Ateyariri,

County of .4tegaririn, TO srt :
ON The pet,'ion OF William F Thcrnton,
" an tnsclveut Debtor, confined in the
gaol OF Alexandria county for deb, Notice
IS hereby given TO the creditors of the said
William F. Thornton. tina. on The FIRST Mon
day OF August next. at 9 O'clock A. NJ. at
The court house of said county. the Oath pre-
scribed by the act of Congress of The United
States, entitled AN act for The relief Of Ia
solvent Debtors within the District OF Colum-
bia," will be administered 10 the said insol
vent, and a Trustee appointed, unless sr!t-
Glen: cause 10 the contrary be then and there
shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
three times week for two weeks before
that day, in both the newspapers printed in
Alexandria.
BY order OF the honorable William Crsnch
Chief Judge of The United States Circui
Court OF the District OF Columbia.
1este, EDM. [ LEE, c. G.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02
Vat and John,

Wat, is about twenty-siy or seven years OF
age; and about Eve feet seven or eight inches
high, rather Of yelfowish complexion, had
a considerable sloop when walking, had
broadcloth pantaloons, one pair sbeeting do.
one pair of course shoes worn, new telt
hat, and coarse linen shirt. John about
twenty four or FIVE years old, five teet
eight or inc inches high; his complexion
black with a very smooth face and rather
likely; John had on and took with him
blue cotton round about jacket. blue yarn s.
cotton pautaloons. a pair of pretty good
coarse shoes, felt hit, and coarse Shirts
II is probable they may have other clothing
with them or may exchange those described
for Others, since their elopement; they have
been seen at black mans who is.a free
man as understand who calls himself Jack
lee and Iies in Prince Georges county,
about two miles from Mr.. Berry's ferry, be
has also, sweetheart 10 Georgetown, who
was hired from our neighbOrhood to Mr..
Miller of that place; Wat has near relation
by the name of Charles. belonging to Mr..
William Marbury, living at the ferry Uppo-
s,,s Alexandria. I have reason to suspect
they are harboured and are still lurking in
and about those places. will give TIE
above reward Tor bringing them home OF Sc
curing them so that get them again, OF
Twenty Dollars for either.
;,lv IA lawd.
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Potomac COMPANY.

TINE annual meeting of the Stockholders
l. will he held at Simme Columbian IN
GEORGETOWN, on Monday the 5ib day Of Aug.
y xt for the purpose of electing President
ned directors for the year thence ensuing,
and for transactihg other business of the
anmpany.
coThe President and Directors will hold a
meeting at same place on Monday, the 18th
day of August next for the purpose of ap-
pointing the following officers, viz:
A person to act as Treasurer and Gle K OF
the works; one to act as Toll-gatherer and
gate keeper, at the Great falls, and one to
act in the same capacity at the Little Falls.
By order Of the Board. 1905
J. MOORE,
Treasurer &. Clerk of the works.
Georgetown. july 10 3sw'5thA
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Orphans Court,


.4'srnndria County,
July Term, 1921,
ORDERED, that the Administering of
Peter Dunbar. deceased, do give the usual
notice to debtors and creditors; three times
week, two weeks in the Alexandra news
papers.
A copy, Tes.e.
A. MOORE, Reg. CT Wills.
THIS as to giue notice,
THAT the subscriber. OF Alexandria
county. in the district Of Columbia, las
obtained from the orphans court Of said
county, letters of Administration on the
personal estate of Peter Dunbar. deceased /.
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned 10 exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof. to the sub
scrbef passed by the Orphans Court on
or before the 18th day OF January next, or
they may 10y law be excluded from all be-
nefit to said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required 10 make immediate
payment, Given under my hand this 18th
OF July, 1921.
ANN ROSE DUNBAR,
Administrative OF Peter Dunbar, decd.
July 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-08-02

oftbe Tinc,ure of Courage 10 the Neapoii-
,ans, and box oil constitutions tor general
use. Mem. They sand they would pre-
pare one for New York, il requested. TOOK
our departure. Marriages we're 60
ing on in Venus, where We were hailed, and
asked the result Of the Queens trial.
Passed Mercury, where we heard orators
haranguing al a great rate, some crying ia
rid, aud others no tariff as loud as they couic
bswl. Unstopped one OF the safety
valves, and descended IN the direction OIL
the moon, through winding track OF spark
ling glory, as The poet says. Meant IL nave
had pull at one OF Saiurn's wings, but were
blown off the coast. Made the moon,
the sun was in Cancer, and the moon IN OPP
position, 1870 degrees OF the Zodiac oil Capri
corn. AS we entered the barbor,
NET an sir-steam boat. Fitch commander.
y. b. This accounts for his sudden disap-
pearance from the Delaware. Lanced,
and found the Moonites very rehned set OF
p.ople. They laughed at the
Broadway telescope, through which the boys
are so oi,.n peeping at them--their tele-
scopes six times as bis--took look below
the Catskill mountains about as large as
bed Of parsley, and the Atlantic ocean not
bigger than what we call the IMAM IN the
moon" People fond OF theatre
Gals. and were anxiously looking ton kean,
who was 10 visit them after he had complet-
ed his Boston engagement. n. b. Having
taken passage in the Martha, and made Oh,
he has broken his engagement again.
Merchants and auctoneers all by the ears.
Took in few bottles of moonshne
for the stage, to be used as lightning IN the
next thunder storm. Our
drinkaJlss being exhausted, and fearing lest
our friends, whom we left below, should be
under apprehensions Tor our safety, we babe
good night to Madam Luna, and shaped our
course towards the earth
Grounded at lli minutes before
eight, exactly.
Sac. VIC observe that a this clatter
Is naething bat ''moon-z hme matter;
But tho dull prose-folk Latin sPatter
IN Loaic lie,
Ihope we ba;dies ken some better
Than mind sic brulzie.
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ISqlperintendant's Office. (
,JulU24, lS2l.S

VWy q, 80
IN ', the Superintendent VI Of Police: 70 ap-
point a suitable place for the sale OF Melons.
Notice is hereby g,ven 10 all person bringing
MELONS for sale within the corpo. alton, mat
the county or fish wharf. is assigned tor the
above purpose, and that the penalty Of the
law will be strictly enforced against those
who NAV be found selling and delivering
meIIons, brought by water. at any other
nlsce within the limits Of the corporation,
after Saturday The 28th day Of July.
July "a JAMES CARSON. 5. +.
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Notice.

4 GREEABLY to an order Of council, the
"A Fish Wharf, and the house, thereon,
viii De rented at public sale, on The premi
ses, at 20 O'Clock on Wednesday next, the
'stof August, for the term Of seven months
ending the Isl day of March, 1929.
Terms made known at place Of sale.
JAMES CARSON, 5. P.
July e6
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For Gibraltar.

fS% THE Superior brig FOUR BROTH
T& E3S. Thomas M'Lellan, master,
having full freight engaged. For passage
only. apply to the master on board, OF to
JOHN II. LADD & Co.
AuU
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Tnrnpike Road.

DOCKS Of subscription havig been opened by
Dthe commissioners authorised to take subscrip-
tons to the Middle Turnpike Company from Wi.
ley's to Alexandra. The public is hereby notified
that the same will be kept open daily untilth lth
day of Aug. next, at the Town Hall, For the
accommodation fsuch as may desire to subscribe
after the separation of the commissioners, the
hooks will be lodged every day at the Bank OF A.
lexandria, where subscriptions will be tahen by
one of the commissioners.
iutv % tllA
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Sales by Auction.
Public Sale.

fuEitC OdIC.
ON Monday az 10 O'Clock viii be sold at
" the store, late Jar. es Anderson y Cos,
upper end 81 King street, all the stock in
trade OF said fra, consisting o!
Bacon, Fish, Corn Meal,
Whiskey Sugar. Coffee,
Butter-shop furniture, &c.
Teru.s al Sale.
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
Aup Q
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For Freight.

-. For Freight,
.SM The schr. CATHARlNE, captain
- Singer, carries 900 barrels, and will
be ready for cargo IN few days.
Apply to WIN. FOWLE, {. Co
Who haze for sale said sclamr s. cargo of
55O casks Thomas,on Lime.
iuy 25
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E'Ol. Boston.
Wanted,
Forty Dollars Rewarl |!

ID AN away from The subscriber. (on the
II sixth day of June Iast} being in Charles
County, Maryland, on The post road leading
from Piscat,away 10 Por, Tobacco, nine
miles from the former. and six miles troL
the Iatter,-Two Negro men. viz:
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
- On Monday, 9th August, at 8 q
GT clock, will be sold on the premises,
H. commencing with that first nauLed,
a sstory store and dwelling On King
street, late occupied by Thomas Shieve.
Also,
brick dwelling with every convenience
on the west of St. Asapb.st. between Duke
and Prince-streets,
Also,
A small frame dwelling on the south OF
Prince, between Washington and ST. Asaph-
streets Terms liberal and made Known at
sale. S. A. MARSTELLER.
July rs
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RIGGS
Lucky Office,
Bridge-street, Georgetown,

Bridge-street, 6eorgeIuWn'
Where more good luck has been obtained
than at all other Offices in the United States,
and is daily increasing.
Cash paid tor prizes as soon as drawn
companies Purchasing 10 or more tickets,
entitled TO credit unit! the completion OF
the drawing. july 70