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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-05-23
ML.ayND COMMERCE.

The gigantick projects that occupy
the attention of our eountrymen are tr1-.
ly surprising. A plan is new forming.
for example, to establish a settlement at
the mouth of the river Columbia, for the
purpose efimporting teas direct from the
East-lndies. 1t is then proposed to trans
port this article of merchandise I'D the
Columbia, until it reaches the rocky
mountains, and then to proceed by land
to the navigable branch of the Missouri.
This embraces a space three hundred
and forty miles in extent. Of this dis
lance, two hundred miles are represent
ed by travellers as constituting an ex-.
ceilent road-the remaining one hun
bred and forty comprehend the noun
tain barrier, which must be passed by
che intrePidity and labour of man.
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On Saturday, last, Mr.: Barclay, the
British Boundary Line Commissioner, ar
rived at this place, and proceeded to
Black Rock, to confer with Gen. Porter,
preparatory to entering upon active du-
ties on the upper lakes.
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In connexion with the recent revelu-
ton in Rio Janeiro, we publish the fol-
lowing extract of letter from gen
tIeman at FGyGt, dated April IL, 1891,
relating to commotions in other parts Of
the Portuguese dominions.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-05-23

OF affection that rushed upon her mind
at the restoration of her daughter; she
lost her reason, and shortly after, in a
hit Of arrangement, put period to her
existence.
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lowing extract OF letter from gem
tIeman at F'GyGt, dated April IL, 1891,
relating to commotions in other parts of
the Portuguese dominions.
Best. Eu. Coz.
@FAYAL, APRIL Is, 1921.
You will, doubtless have heard of
the political changes of Madeira and St.
Michaels, which have declared for the
Constitution of Portugal, and have de-
posed those officers who refused to sane
ton their proceedings. Among that
number, is the GOVERNOR of ST. Micha-
els, who has been sent to Lisbon. |
understand that he was the only dissen-
tient on the islands-Every thing there
is conducted with order and concord
An unfortunate attempt was made at
TefCeiraY where, you will recollect,
the GoVernour-Generaf of the Azores
resides, and maintains I2OO regular
troops. The troops were suborned by
the former Gen. Araujo, who, duRing
his administration, had incurred the ha-
tired of almost every individual on the
island. This man, aided by a very
small party, obtained possession of the
FORTS, and proclaimed the Constitution
and such was the enthusiasm, that
Notwithstanding the hatred most people
bore to the chief instigator, they cor
daily entered into it. The reigning
Governour-General Stockler, finding
himself deserted by the troops, fled
from the city to town, called Prayo,
where there isa fortress The town con-
tains regiment of militia. Here he
hoped to form party and regain his
ascendancy. In this expectation he was
disappointed, and finally was compelled
to capitulate, and to consider himself as
private citizen. For three DAYS Arau-
10 held the reins and proceeded to or
ganize government but on the night
OF the Sd of April, at IL, P. M. while
those persons who composed the new
government were celebrating in Coun-
Gil, held at the Palace, situated in Fort
St. Sebastian, the soldiers, with no off,
Ger among them above sergeant, com
menced q furious bombardment Of the
Palace with field-pieces, loaded with
grape-shot. and musketry. Those with
in implored the Bishop to shew himself
at the window, and endeayour to ap-
pease the fury OF the soldiers, conceiv-
ing that they would have more consid-
Grafton for him than for any other per-
son--this he declined, considering the
peril too great, and recommended the
Govemour-General, as chief of the
military, to make an attempt to ha-
rangue them; and finding that they must
all perish if something was not done to
put stop to the firing, he advanced to
the window with two lights. and before
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The specimens Of writing from which these fsc
simi'ies we're taken, are from the hand Of yourg
lady OF respeetabily who left school but few days
prior 10 writing with me, and wrote tie Specimen
Previous 10 tsking lessons" under the directions
OF an instructor. the improved hand was written
within fifteen days after the FIRST lesson the original
manuscript, with name &c may be seen Ca, the A.
eademy as ahove,) and sh.w more Improvement
than is here eAhbil,d
Lines are dispensed With. not only because they
are deemed useless but highly detrimental TO the
progress OF every person study ing practising this
ArL-Ihey serve 10 destroy tina, freedom and bold.
ness OF execution SO essenual tor writing with eas,
and dispatch the difficulty ot keeping TO tho line,
often exceeds that oil executing The letters the ia.
cilny with which persons learn TO write straight
without lines, on this system, has nyncVd the
most Increduious OF It's utility
Ladies viii fno this haud no, only fashionable
bui peculiarly adapted TO epis,oiary purposes.
Ladies ana Gentlemen write ia separate apart
ments, and may attend 1T tny hour during the day
and at different hours sitting their convenience.
Making good pen being OF the u mos, conse.
qhenoe Tor handsome writer, this simple shd easy,
Yet too often neglected qualification, shalt be strict.
y attended to, and AL WHO attend these lessons will
be inslrncted TO make pen on principles that will
enable them to make any number of pens precisely
OF the same description
Terms for the whole course Of lessons Including
pen. m king ink, paper Sc IE1 Dollars ansefiy
cents
r s, Ladies and Gentlemen forty yeats of age Ind
upwards have attended these lessons with success
and satisfaction. July 10, 1921
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NOTICE..

THE undersigned Committee hereby give public
notice, that having divided the Grammar school
in this place into two departments, Scholars in the
Languages may be retired, aud pursue their studies
with the greatest advantage They have engaged,
rs the Teacher in that department, Mr. NATHANiEL
HeLnL, whose character, talents and requirements.
10 their opinion, Unite emnently 20 quality him for
that station. MIR II. will attend personally on tho
pupils six hours III day Board will be provided
in respectable families, very moderate terms -
The Committee fee! pledged to exert themselves.
that the situation and advantages of Scholars, who
may be placed here from abroad, shall be suCh 10
give high satisfaction to parents, and to the public
PARTICULAR attention will be paid TO their morals
OLIVER BRowE, RosERT r NoTEs.
JAMES HELHg, THOMAS s. TAYLOR,
THoaAsR WgLLs. WILKES UPDIEE,
ELIsHA r. PoTTsp. Committee.
Linie Ret, Juy IL, 1921.
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~ fffFs itB All. I@tl'sl,' saI if;eR,
~ lO IesA. 90 ffI,t7,o titLa,
isc ics 90 oLel,,s.l 40 IL iis. lst ft-
tsilire Ntls,Ss;
10 t,Aotio iolu. E,,.rs Law sr-
gsisi
"a. White &c;
thss's r,nr, Yrrrr.Iy,<r, fy,r.
skip, ,Id stt,Luf 1,s;
leieuI tr'i ds
DO. W. ]. RIM;
3prp,s Ctinse Brsrfy;
soqr. es,k' Wine, diA,,nt indsy
20 Kegs f'st quairy 1tlst,o;
so do. Gun'P,wd,r;
so bbs. EleuI,
10 t.sss Doohtls Sosp, 10 DO. ,ps,n
Ger dies;
so quin'sls Cot6sh
500 lbs S'ssIs, N1'megs, Chve,, Grger,
Pepper Pes'lesh;
lpnilIsrd's Ms,cotoy ud s,o,sh sniff,
ano Popti Tcbee,o, sc, sc. Aug o.
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] act to prevent Geese from running at
large I'm the town of Newport.

DE enacted by the Town Of .NsxbOrf, aud b. the
IL authority thereof IL 10 enaoied, That no person
selling in the town OF Newport, shall permit any
Goose or Geese to run at large in any Of the streets
commons or high ways OF said town, upon pain and
penalty Of foeing such goose or geese, 50 running
at large and it shalt and may be lawful for any per
son, being freeman Of said town Of Newport, upon
hnding any goose or geese goirg st large in said
town, Of which such person is a freeman. 60 slay.
SEIZE and take up. all such goose or geese, go.
ing at isrge whether they belong TO the inhabitants
within without SAID town, and 1t or them to con
vert 10 his or her own use, without being secounia
BILE in any sort for the same.
rotsd. That the above act be and remsin in force,
from and aier thirty DAYS from the date hereof
true copy.
CHARIss GfLEs, Ts.rn Clerk.
Newport, Jo'y Is. lekl- lAl1
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- sONS
ANS%08OR
2he mesI va.na6.a .4-e.nl la use
The mess va.zG6st ~. ,


COUGHS AND CONSUMPTION.
HIS new and healing Balssm bids fair TO rival
i every Medicine heretofore discovered for
Consumption, and even in seated Cousumptions il
has lately been used by many with the most SUR
prisng success If certificates from persons of the
highest respectabi!i,y, or the great and increasing
demsnd for il, may be called proof of its good Ell
tects, il is proved. Scarcely a case OF Colds,
Coughs, pain in the side, difficulty OF breathing,
want Of sleep arising from debility or even Con-
sumptions, but may be relieved by the timely use
OF this medicine. Many certificates OF it's efficacy
accompany each bottle.
This may certify TO those whom I, may concern,
that have been extremely afflicted with the AsIh.
ma, which has lasted me nearly forty years, and
great part of that time TO such degree, that
could not lay in bed nor Sit in meeting without
coughing, notwithstanding bad tried many good
Physicians and various kinds of Medicines, till
procured vial OF .3ndersons Cough 'Drops and by
Me use of them can sleep comfortably, and SIT in
the meeting without coughing, and attend to my
business and do further hereby certify, that my
neghbor Benz amin tlcibrook had become unable to
labor, on account OF affection OF the lungs, at
tended with cough, VINO has received much bene-
ft from The same KIND OF Medicine. to be able
same kind of Medicine, to those who labor under
such complaints.
], the subscriber, do hereby solemnly affirm TO
the truth and whole truth of the above statement,
before u magistrate, at Providence. II 4. his A,n
day Of July, 1921. CIiKiAIOPHER COOK
sold by S. w. Vinson, Newport-T Taylor,
O. 20. Little Rest--Rcuse Babcock, Westerly, and
Whitney and Inghast, Providence.
Newport, Aug. Is, 1921
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Commissioners .Neiice.

Commissioners .Nsfice.
WE, the subscribers having been appoint ed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate. tor the town of New.
port. in the county of Newport, Commissioners to
receive, examine, and adjust the claims az anst the
estate Of
PATIENCE TUCKER,
late OF Newport deceased represented nsolvert, do
hereby give notice, tha, six months from the I0tb
day OF August, siloaed the creditors OF said
Estate, 10 bring in aad ther respective claims
and that ve shsli assemble ~ our respective dwell
lngs, al, time w,LhIn said peripd.
JOB TOWNSEND, , c.-.u--a-.
JOHN TILiiNGHAST, '""""Ss''"s'''
All persons indebted TO said estate, are requested
TO make immediate payment to
DANIEL DENuAM, voGv,iuistrat7-
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IO LET,

commissioners NoHcc..
WE the subscribers having been appointed ry ,Be
Hon Court Of Probate, Of the town al Z eeror,.
m the county OF Newport, Commissioners 20 receive
sHl examine the claims against lbe Estate of
JONATHAN ALMY
late OF Newport, deceased represented nso'venf 10
hereby give notice. that tit months from the date
hereof, are allowed TO the creditors OF said Estate,
to bring 20 and prove their respective csirs, ard
that we shall attend for that purpose respect
i've dwellings At any time during said period ~
p, sIsriEN spULD. c,,rm,,,,sn,r.
All persons jnd.b bted to said Estate are rfspiesed
10 make 'mmedipe payment 70 80
kEBECCA bIMY, .gd,pnisfyarfr
Newport. August 2. 1871. (A61
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State Of Rhode Island, &c.

august Z, 1921.
THE creditors orBenjarnin Burdick,
OF Newport, IN the county ol Newport, labor.
or, ere hereby no,ficd to appear Cf they
shall sec f',) at the General Assembly to be
holden at South. kings,o'gn, on the last Mon
day Of October next, to shew cause why his
petition for the beneii Of the act, entitled
" an act for the relief of insolveot debiors,"
ought not to be granted.
HENRY BowEE, See'ry.
Aug. Is.
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To Me LADIES Of NesypOr, and it
Vicimy.
PROPOSALS

O"fC.
PROPOSALS,
For publishing ty subscription,
APaRiopIcAL WoRk. TO ss HsrfrLEh
THE LADIES MAGAZINE,
Infendrd 10 aid in ne Cause Of Press
Religion, and MoraAy.
EDiTEb BY A LADY.
A the light of the glorious Gospel Of Jc-
IN sus Christ diifuses us benign rays, and
shines with increasing ,splendor over be-
nigh,ed woilc, and the Holy Spirit pours its
sacred influences in the heart the question Of
ST. Paul becomes most empba,iealIy the htst
question OF eve,y enlightened Sinner.--
Lord what wilt thou have me to do -
! Religion Is sotive--Tbe sacred 6re glows
with an irresistible a'dor and to do good,
and 10 communicate, Is not only considered
as divine command, but one OF the highest
privileges OF our nature
Impressed with o sole mn sense Of the do,y
We owe TO God and Man /; Of the sboriness Of
time, in which we can form that duty, and
the high responsibility 10 which we stand, to
the Au,bor OF ell good, I have long wished
that might IN some wey or other be ena-
bled 10 cas-, my mite into the sacred ,eesury
and after much collaboration upon what meth
cd shall pursue TO aid in ,he benevolent
plans which are calculated 10 advance the
cause of our adorable God and Saviour,
have ultimately de. e.ermiped, by the grace Of
God, to tsve printed, Monthly, the LADIES
MAGAZINE
I, shall contain Religious & Historical sub.
jects, Leue'. and Poetry. deeply interesting.
Perhaps IL will he some ihducement 10 you,
70 knew IL will be edited bf female (; but il
is supr fl"ous 10 mske this remark 10 my
ser, aftef having observed that The dengn 10
10 aid in fhe benevoieat Mans now forming in
The world My happ'ness will be almost per.
feet, II by this means, I should succeed In
aiding those who are sending the pord Of God
to rho,e who sit in darkness.
IL life and immortsliiy are bro5ght 10 light
by he Gospel, should not those who have
Eel, i's divine power make every effort for its
distribution among the Heaihenf
For thi. 7 she'll endeovor to render the
LADIES MAeA.fEE ss Interesting as possib1e.
CONDITIONS.
fat. The work shall be commerced ss soon asa
sufficient number OF Subscribers shall be obtained
70 warrant the undertaking.
I'd. Il will commence with 90 pages. PER month,
but increased should meet the wishes Of its pat.
rons
"a. Il will he printed on an oeAvo form, with
good type and fair paper.
.4h The price 10 subscribers win be 81 per m.
nun payable on delivery Of the 9Th number.
Half the profits Of the work will be exclusively dc.
voted TO the Bible and Missionary ctu;e.
o~r Subscribers will piesse 20 call at Mr. JAMES
MUMFoRD'S Store. No 90, Tbsmes-Street
Newport. June "a, 1921.
~, PRINTING, QoH Ands, t1sesiea n
N
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Bows USNERsiIy, July lS, 1921.
Mr.. NATHkriBL HgLns, does IN my opinion,
fully suppor, The character given him in the above
Notce asa MESSER.
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On THURSDAY Lvening, Aug. .l6,
VIII be pre- senled ceie0rst@d Comedy, IN
8 acts, w,iuen ty NJ. : Inehba.d, called
2he Miaesht Hour, az a WWg ms.
lFor characters see biils.J
End of M comedy comic songs Paddy
Carey, by Mr.. Moreiaod
After which Tor the second ume 70 New.
port, new Scotcn Baliet,brough forw"d un.
der the direction Of NJ. psIker, Gate Ballet
Maste, Of the Nv Y TX Thesgre,) called
Donald Of Dundee, or fhe Hthghland
Lovers.
(Chsracters, incidents: &c. as before
The whole 10 Conclude with Oor the FIRST
time here) the popular and much admired
Meio Drama, in 2 acts, called the
Wandeyi1g Boys or fhe Castle ofOhyak
(Fsr Casraessrs see Bills
Bn Doors opened at hall pass 6 o'clock, and
the Certain sises a, q quartcs pas, O'Clock
precisely. Boxes, Sl-Pit, so Cents
Gallery, IS Cents.--No money to be re-
ceived at either of tho Doors. Places for
the Boxes may DO takes, end tickets had,
Al the Theatre, co the day ,f perfor nance,
from 10 until !, and from O'Clock through
,he remainder OF the day and evening.
Aur lS
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Ii. SfkSlCNS,

~ AS PSI itttnto, AID oftIs for
u l. sale, gien 0'i,,y Of goods, viz -
sui.inne biosoeious Ghplsns
CAssntres, Jluifnunt.t ittk,
Con men 90, do. Ssurd !c.ns.
sst,ineus. P.lse clods 4 Nhnc do.
Whue. red, AID yellow 3D.. ssussn do
fianreis, AS4si,url Lmsn.
bombszetP, Rat'in.us Niie 81 q to,itd Gre
Black and eoloita ~o,s olsn ket's, t.
td hose, ACouop shauis ard blkis.
White and marble, do. yt,sIe Geu.e, T -
Colti'd and Whn, la y D head Iaees ard Too,.
Hose, pc,
Hemp, do. do. yCotion DO t1
Beaver, silk, and kd o'd ,hk Aprons,
,elo'.s, Bla'k and eoiored SAT-
Long silk, 10. ,m,,
Lgh, and tA'k l'nder Duo do. ndia lsv'n:
prints, .'e,ir,s fW
Deep blue Caicoes, SBlk,k and eolord LIT.
Furniture and copper surgs,
plates, yS,sp,d AID plaid Go.
a and .4Csmbrios. NNhl0 do
GO do, Js, one, Cln.lrics B,atk aud Slate Msnda.
and Muslins, Iire Crspcs,
Do. do. shire Mnsiins, <RIstk Fiorentn,s, y
DO do Imna,ion 90. .'blA,k and toorod Nan
Real India booki co kin Grapes Of d supc.
DO do null DO Z rior quality.
Plain and figur'd Ienoes ygahton do do. 50
Figured null Musins L Linen CamL les do. DO.
Tor dresses. > hokts.
"A and 64 Cambec b { black and colorsd csssi.
miti,s, 4 mcie shawls,
Furniture Dinites, low yno do. b.4 "a Grape
priced, 4 ahswls, &c.
Fine sod low priced A p'a,n silk shawls.
Linens, yFsncy silk bdkfs
English shirtings, . Ribbons, n great variety
American do hese .snd } Artifcia Flowers,
whened, L .srseiiles Neslng,
DO sheetingS do do yyA,nta do. some very
Blesched and unbleaeh'd\ = fine,
Russia Sbee,ings, 4 BLACK and while six
DO Dri,iings, } Hose,
India Co,tons. 4 Aierr,o borde ttrl shavls.
bedticks Am. Stripes scaifs and hdks
With many other articles too numerous to partie.
ulArize, all OF which he offers At low prices.
Newport, July 81, 1921. "a
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NOTICE..


w HEREAS, at F.b,usry Term, A. ID.
1921, Of The Cour, Of Common Pleas,
holden at South xiogs,owo, within aud Tor
the County oi Washington, The vouu srpoin~
ted The subscriber assignee Of the insolysnt
es,s,c Of pfiaiam T. Kns Of Exeter in said
Couniy, Physicisb, TO whom .te soid VIM.
1. King hss assigned his e'aa,e for the berc.
TIT Of his Creditors, sefeeGbiy 20 The Pfovis-
ions Of on act psssed al ibbe Session, A u.
1920, entitled "An AZ, for tie relief Of ip,oi-
ven, debtors" Nodee is hereby given that
pursuant to said sppoiDimen,, The Creditors
OF ihe SAID W,flism 7 N,ng. are hetsby "a.
qo"d to b.mg 10 sDd pi.ve ,hen tisims be.
fore The subsctitcr, o, his dwcIling.house In
oooth R'ngsown, or they will be barred .
dnis.end Of ssid estate.
LEVI TOT1EN, /sSgnee.
Sorih HngtiewD, May 2, 1921. [Acgs.
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Are ,ons;at,iy receiving the DOOd bar
gains, and are going of rapidlyL
those who wish more Large
Bundles for little Money
will do well to call
soon.
In9ng the ossoyfment o,e
AMERICAN Diapers for = A lot Of 5.4 cotton Shaw!s
81 per yard, , for 2s sd each,
Good Chex, Is Grape Shawls.
~ inli. Coutons, Is White md colored Wa
American Cotton Sheet terloo ditto with and
iugs a a, for only Is : without borders,
White. do. Is to 20 cts Black and colored Nan.
Blue India Cottons, Is = kins & Canton Grapes,
Callicoes. from to % ) Black, chocolate. red and
Black, white aRd coloced yellow Silk RotGal and
Csmbricks, from Is Sd Bsnjano Hkfs.
to ~ 81 per yard. = Irish Linnen. from Is Sd
Umbrellas and Plrasss, to 7s 6d per yard.
ID nifty. book aud leno Part of a case of cheap
Haslns, Straw Donnets.
Aso--DAY B MARTINS real JAPAN BLACK.
ING. With mtny articles not mentioned.
.tegbsrf, .4i-ustt5 1871.
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TUNING PIANO FOR RTES.
MP NEIRTHR

ZKLI. IFLsIOO a *
II ESFECTFULLY info ms the lades and
h gentlemen Of Newport, tha. as he will
,smain few days longer in town, he will at
send TO the laning Of Piano For.es a. any
time wheo ca,;ed upon. Pleas. ooqaire q,
Miss PERRY Oh the p rads, nc xt easl ci
the n wpori Hank.
Aeqptorf. Iugusf IS, 1921.
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THEA TIRE.
LAST NiGni bUT ONE.

T'HE inhabitants o. n Newport and Its vicin-
I ity are respectfully informed that the
Theatre viii be opened on Thursdsy and FRI
dsy evenings, this week nly.-Tne popular
Melo Drama of the
Wande,ng Boys or the Castle Of OAoal,
II s.. line here.
Ne73 Scotch Ballet,
Secoud liu, ;.re--by desire.
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FOR SALE.
BOAT STOLEN.

BOAT STOLEN.
WAS .akec from the wharf Of The .ubsc-,.
Der, In Brentop's Meek, on MohdLv
night last. Sail. Boat, Of chou. J fee, ksel /
her bottom painted green, With a blsex,
white, and rcd sueuk. Her sail wos old, md
pieced towards the after part With piece of
new cloth. She had a new rope 10 her crap.
ping II is vDppcstd The hoo, was ,akt I, tv
NO soldiers from Fort Woleo,t, who hsyu
deserted. Whoever will return sard boa, 20
that The subscriber, msy cEtsin her again,
shall DO satisfactorily ',ws,Sed.
STEPHEN BATTEY.
Newport, Aug. 8, 1921.
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RE sHS of Ames L ,olscap. No. and 9.
Amcs' fine Post. No / and 2.
Eo,lish Buh Pos f1e, and
C,uotry WRITING PAPER of various
kinds. ALSO.
Fine Tea. blue and CT Dmon
WRAPPING PAPER.
The above, jin received s,d for sale by
JAMES IN iIOND.
Newport, Avg. Is, 1879.
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/" PRINTING, ef oil knds, sxsepisa ~
sstisfaessry msnnsr, al ttis eFes.
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II AS l,h tttnto, nd ofus for
Il u ssle, gtcn Sni,,y Of goods, viz -
suIti fne DIosoelptis Giipl.ps
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-22
District of Columbia,

County of .4'srandrid. 10 w,t:
ON the petition OF William H. Rice, an
NSnSo|vent debtor, confined in the gaol
OF Alexandra county for debt,-Nonce IS
hereby gi0en to the creditors of the said
William II Rice, that on the first Monday
of April next = o'clock A. VI. at the court
house Of said county, the oath prescribed by
the act of Congress OF the United States, en-
tried -" an act tor the relief of insolvent
debtors within the Distric: of Colrmbia,'
will be administered 10 the said inse'veDt,
and trustee appointed. unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there
Shown
Ordered, That this notice he inserted
i'ree times in each newspaper published IN
Alexandria before that day. By order OF the
hon"urable William Crauch, chief Judge OF
the United States circuit court of the Dis
'rCt o. Columbia. Teste,
march 2x EDM. |, LEE. c c.