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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
TOBACCO.

TENHE subscriber will buy and sell tobacco
i for a commission of one dollar per
hhd.-Panters and others who have tobac
CO for sale, by leaving the true samples and
notes with me, will have the same promptly
attended TO. Purchasers of tobacco will
please call on me.
Tobacco for Sale.
I have for sale, prime crop of tobacco
4 made by William Holmes Esq. of Mon
gomery County, (Md) SO hhds OF first and
l3 OF second quality, inspected at Bladens-
burg. The Inspector pronounced it to be
IN p line shipping order, and all inspected
lately. ROMULUS RIGGS.
my IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
Cheap Shoes.
& &, ID. REED,

S. q ID. REED,
TIAVE Just received from Baltimore and
LII Boston, fresh supply OF sjOES. con-
sisting OF the following knds:-"hich lhey
offer for sale at reduced prices 'or cash
Lads.s' Kid Slippers with heels
Ditto, Morocco, DO.
do. do. do.
do KID do.
Misses aud Chldrens Morocco and Leath-
er Shoes, Men and Boys thick and boun - :,
nArFur aud wool Hats, Boys white wool
a,ifo aug. IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
Vol. XIII
For Freight,

For FrelSnt,
i, The good substantial Schooner
I'D MOUNT VERNON, Benz. How
mas.er-burthen $50 bbls. will be in
illness for the reception of cargo in
,.w days. Apply TO ,o,u, AVN
.yhu oFsryfor sale, received by said vessel
- and schr. Cent, from Boston i
40 bbls. Tanners .Oil
e5 bhls. No. 2, mackarel
10 half do. No, 2, do.
20 casks refined Loaf Sugar
400 bushels Portland Potatoes
4 few cases Furniture, consisting OF Blu
,,u,, Book Cases, Secretary's &c.
18th mo. 8 OF
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GOODS

Ill of Hardware, Military and Fancy
GOODS
or the newest and most fashionable patterns,
which be offers tor sale at very low prices
Ivory. Buck, Bone, Tip and Forbuck,
Table and Desert Knives, and FORKS ana
Caryers. Razors OF superior quality, .fen-
Knives. fine Scissors, Cook. Shoe and Butch
er-kniyes. Pocket and SPortsmens hnVes,
plated Casters; Shutters anu rays, japan
ed tea Trays, Walters, Bread Baskets dress
ing Cases aud Spittoons, brass Z sndies.icks'
cloak and curtain-Pius, star rods anu Eyes
Britannia coffee Pots & tea Pots, sugar DiShes
and cream Pots and Spoons, Morosco pocket
Books. thread Cases, note Books, Wstiets,
needle Books, card Cases, and ladle' heie
cules Cloth, Hair, Crum, Tooth and
Hearth Brushes, shaving Brushes, Boxes ana
Soap-a variety Of fancy Soaps. patent
nowder Flasks and shot Belts, wa'ps anu
Snmrs razor strops, silver spectacles, pench
csses thimbles and bodkins, steel bookihS,
steel snuffer's, patent key rings ana best sll-
ver ey'd needles, tortoise she'll tuck ahn sue
combs. visiting cards, Reeves water co,ors
warranted, camels hair pencils, iealhel
backgammon boards, chess-men, s"u
md silver epaulets, lace, cord and tnreau,
a,lt and plated eagles, swords and pen
mountings. plumes, pistols, green VIZ
ders, ishoyel and tongs, orass An' f
fancy bellows, gilt and mahogahy " IL
pier looking glasses, mahogany 'ohe''e
SEES, &c. &c. ,.aa,vsw
nov. Z.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
For Amsterdam.
For Freight,

FOr Freight,
.AM, THE schooner CA1HARINE.
49, Capt. Singer, carries about 900
barrels; is good vessel, will take freight
to any eastern port.
For sale, said schrs. cargo OF 600 casks of
Thomason lime.
Apply as above
Sept 81 If
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01

In the mOst neal anu approved methOu.
Those whose avocations prevent them
from attending in course OF the Cay time. ill
have an opportunity OF attending tht eDening
class. Every attention viii be paid tor pro-
moting the progress and Improvement OF pu.
p,Is in the different branches. Warm and
comfortable apartments Will be kept during
the winter season. The arrangement OF the
different classes, Specimens OF writing, and
other particulars may be known by calling
at Mr.. John GauId's shop, King street, fifth
door from Royal street, north side.
@Gentiemen OF landed property, wish
ine Plans OF their Estates, with all the varie.
ty OF surface laid down could have them &C.
curately done ON moderate terms, by apply
ing as above.
nov 80 1T
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
anted

Wanted
NOR the ensuing year an OVERSEER 10
Il manage large farm. None need ap-
ply but those who can come well recon.
meuded. Inquire at this office.
nov 81 eo3t*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
Paper Hangings.
JOHN A. STEW ART,

1T ave received his spring supply of the
Llabove article, consisting OF the newes
fashions; with his former stock makes
the assortment very large and complete.
may 10.
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A gain, Citizens Of Alexandria.

Again, Citizens Of Alexandria.
9 G. Def has the pleasure Of in.
~. forming you that, having recovered
from bis ndlspostion he has recommended
his
Writing acaden,y,
on Fairfax street, al the school Ioon recent
ly occupied by Mr. Edn.onds, where by
strict attention and adherence TO bis occupa-
ton and duty he will endeavOr once more to
merit your patronage.
An inspection OF the Improvement OF 5o
pupils OF this place is The best criterion re-
sppctng The utility Of the systeni.-Jo any
gentlemen OF ladies who are doubtful Ct the
FACT tlst any dlligentpupil may acquire The
theory OF two correct hands ~ 10 Gays, DIR.
D. engages TO convince oil their error, by
perfect demonstration, whenever they will
honor him will call.
A lew families may be attended by max
ing early application. Hours oi tuition from
9 10 I I and 2 to "A night school is open
from. TO 9.
Conditions and terms as heretofore, exclu-
si,s ii fuel, &c.
N. b. The school will continue ONE
MONTH. ONLY 1ho,e rho sEp'y early
will find il to their advantage, as they viii
{it they cboose1 have the privilege Of cent?.
nuiDg The whole term without any additional
Charge.
nov 10 d3tee3t
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THOMAS CHILDS,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the Mechanics
Bank,
sJAS lust receiveda handsome assortment
IL of Hardware, Military and Fancy
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-12-01
GRAND
NATIONAL LOTTERY,
FIFTH CLASS.
w ILL positively commence drawing on
w the 9Th November.
CIACC
GRAND
FIFTH CLASS.


prizes.
Prizes only to be draum
Not taco blanks to a prize.
The drawing will take place as above
stated, and will be completed mi 50 draw
ings with all possible despatch, under thS
superintendent of
Ii. [. Neightman,
William Brent
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine, Managers:
Thomas K. GilIiss,
Moses Young, and
Andrew Way. Jr.
The great despatch which has uniformly
been made in the drawing OF The former
classes Of lbis lottery, and the immense nun.
Der OF spl ndid capital prizes, combined
with the low price OF tickets afford the great
est Inducements 10 advemurers TO make in
vestments in tins Lottery, coBtessedly the
most brilliant in the United States
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07

tfua his best spirit las mounted on the wings Of
the morning TO The abodes OF the just--he has al
ready basked in the smiles Of his heavenly Father,
and tuned his golden Tyre with the sweet noes OF
se1eeining love.
AT Providence on the 30th ult. Mr. W,Lhon Cipens.
aged about rs yrars-Oa Thursday last after short
but painful Sickness Capt Jomes Pefey. in tue s9,h
year Of his age "Ihe public regret IA him the loss
OF an ehterprisng and industrious citzen.-Csptain
Edvard Burroughs. aged ~ years Themes Waa.
son of MIR. Richard ); Updike, aged 8 months
Derry Uiiiams. q co-red man, ior many years sex
OF st. Johns Church
Al plymouth, Mass Prince. negro man, aged a.
bout 73. lie was one of the brave volunteers who.
with Col Harton in l777, captured Gen Prescott in
bis quarters, al Rhode-lslAnd Col Barton. with his
confidential Irisce csme TO the door OF the generals
chamber, which was fas, closed Prince with leap,
plunged his head against the door and Knocked out
the pannei through which the colonel entered, sur.
prised the gener. in his bed. and brought him and
one Of hs aids to the main -BOstOn CennaeL
III. following letter was received by the Postmaster
in this Town, with request that il might be pub
lished for the Information of the friends OF the de-
ceased therein mentioned.
Pigua, Ohis, Oef S, 1921.
SiR-i have to request you to announce in one OF
Jour wspapers, the death of Sir DANIEL Brown,
late OF your state The said Daniel, and brother,
named Isaac, in July last, purchased two or three
tracts OF land, at the Land Office in this place, on
the ST. Marys River, in Capt kiiey's settlement
Isaac started, about elk weeks since, on visit TO
your state. and Daniel, the subject OF these lines,
came TO this place about ten days ago, took sick i'm
mediaeiy after his arrival and Thursday. the 4th
instant he departed this life and WAS Inferred yes
erday. the s,h Hs friends reside in your state. and
it may be important 10 them TO receive the informa
ton soon. Very respectfully. yours, &c.
ROBERT Young.
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DIED,

In this town the 9Th ult Mdshipman THos.
As RYspao HAspY, Of the U s Navy, aged %
years, Of Mr.. Thomas Handy. ri. remains
were in,erreJ with military honors By detachment;
Of Major Cranes company from Fort wocou.
"Tbe bonghs fAai sgape
-sn3 whisper ioose,y IN the summer nir.
Shake their green leaves "a r1oekery az 10 say
"1hese are the longer hpers'
"Bear rr.mf die 90 veH"
From boyhood, h's life had been devoted 70 the
oobies, OF alli earthly pursuits the service OF his
county. Endowed with mud susceptible of the
highest improve ment, adorned with numerous yIr.
tues winch rendered him dear to his family and
friends, inspired with those feelings Of patriotism,
Which constitute the most ennobling ambition, what
pleasing hopes OF lis future usefulness might not
have been Justly entertained. Had you seen him,
while disease darkenng the bright OF his ex.
istence. .sd slowly separating the soul from iss ex.
pi1hg tenement, sustaining his suHerings almost
without = murmer. you would have felt with him,
who pays th, last tribute u fri,n lsp to his mem.
ory, respee, nearly approaching reverence, for
young, but so prepared 10 cad undsuutediy the
dark and unknown path that leads into the bosom
ofeternity Human skill Was In vain exerted 90
vsnqnish death. His victim has bid last and long
farewell TO all the beauties Of this visible world
The cold earth is heaped over his once animated
iorm-,he hesrt breaking sigbs VI relatives have
srembled over his grave-snd the tears OF affection
ate friend, have m1is.ened the spot where hs prec
sus rcpsns are lad. D,i, While VIC lamen,-se
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
EATERED,
Brig Lydia & Margaret, Greene, Surrinanh.
Gle LIED


Brig Lydia & Margaret, Greene, Surrinanh.
GLE }RED,
Schr Esther, Chace, Charleston ditto FrankH,
Gibbs, Georgetown; duo Washington, Mason,
Savannah.
.'fnday. Oet 5--Arriyed schr Hannah, Adams,
Trinldad, Cuoa IS days Left. brig Francis, Carr.
of Bristol, discbarging sailed in CO with brig
Transit, of New. York, and sch General George Ar
instead ofCharlcston. Oct IL, spoke sch Antelope,
from st Jago, for Philadelphia Nov 4 sch Venus,
from Boston, for Fredericksburg, , days out.
MEMORANDA
Brig Remittance. from Bristol FOR Gottenburg
arrived at the TexeI. Sept I.
A brig days out from Rhode Island, for New.
Orle ans, was spoken Oct 10, m lat 3S. Ion II.
The sch William, Russell, from this port, arrived
at Norfotk, Oct 25 .,
Up a. Baltimore, brig Ann Gsdsdcs, for this port.
The soop Fox, smith, from Rhode .Islaud, arrived
at Fredericksburg on the 25ih ut
The sloop Express. Hammett, Of this port, arriv.
ed at Richmond on the 27th uit.
The sch Louisa, Shernon, Of this port, sailed
from Havana. Oct 20, an company with tn sail OF
American vessels, under convoy Of the U. S. schr
Revenge
The sch Nancy & Polly, Lawion, Of this port, sail
ed from Cape uaytieu, Oct IL, for Wilmington
The William, from t!iis port, arrived at Norfolk.
on the 25ih vi.
Up q, Phiadeiphis, for Newport and Providence,
sloop Regulator. chadwick
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nJk RIEU,

At WEXFORD. on Sunday last, by the Rev. Mr..
Northsp, Deacon UiliGm 2Rley. OF this town, to
Mrs. EHrl5efh Boone, Of Warwick. This 10 an evi.
dence OF the salubrl,y of our climate, when combn.
cd with life Of temperature and rcgularitv--the
Deacon is a respectable old gentleman cf LXXXiV,
an 'be bride 10 . healthy widow Of LXxlIl. The
D;scon has ten children, seventy five grsnd-chil.
dren, and twenty five great grand children.
At jamestown, OR Thursday evening last. by the
Rev. Mr. Ehon. MIR. George .iafhony, Of ioftsnouth.
to Miss .Hesi6ah Uutson, daughter OF Robert N
Watson, Esq Of the former place.
Al Prlsburg. Penn Capt. John H. HiSins, Of the
u. ). army. In Miss .Ik.-y Da-rah.
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NOTICE
NIAnrsE Insurance OrFIcR.

Aerghovs. October ~, 1921.
" oTED That the psymest Of Incaiirnen, Notes.
v failing due On the fat day Of November pes,.
be and is hereby further suspended, ss folovs-ihe
amount Of twenty Eve dollars each share for The
term OF one yesr-snd the amount Of Eve dollars.
each share, for the term ~ three months from the
LIST dag Of November, ard that the notes Tor ssid in
stailfnents be received. with the ssme or other spS
this town, si The sbyye mentioned periods
fO2lJ v PEfRCB. Sscsfa1.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07

Droadclo his, from S4SxS Cashmere ditto,
GEMS to 81. 9 win and without
Stout milied drsb do Y orders,
Cassimeres, sail colors 4 8 4 lmits,ion merino
from 90 cts to S2,7sQ ditto, with handsome
EIegan, Pe'ice cloth green borders,
Fisnnels, ali colors, "a common dark
8 4, 81, 1914, ii Cotton ditto,
rose Blankets, Velencia and common
Sea Blankets, n VestiDes,
Bombazetts, all colors D Devonshire Kerseys,
Wiidborcs, y Lion Skin and Feat.
Raltinelts, n naughIs,
Pelisse Flannels, o Flag and black silk
First qualify black Hsndkerchiefs,
ard colored Canton J, Cotton do. all kinds,
Grapes, q 4 and s 4 plain aud
Black and colorcd0 6gut'd Book and
Bombazeens, Leno Muslins,
Lsdies and Gentle. 3 Jsconot and null
mems black and col . Musiins,
oted Wors,ed Hose, Cotton and Linen
Lambs wool Hose, CsmB'ics,
aud half Hose, o44 heavy Irish Lin
Russia D,spes, ems,
- and s4 table Da 3 Stou, British Shirt.
mask, . ines,
Elegant r bbons, in . Coronation Buttons,
gs'ni;urc, 3 Embossed Bomba-
Black and white Itsi Q xet,s,
ian Grapes, Satuneus,
Black Silk Csmblet, \ Ladies and Gentle.
B.sek Ssrsneits, o mems Gloves, good
Silk and Tsbby Vel. assortment
vets, \ Red Comforsers,
Dark and light Cali. . Scotch Plaid,
Goes, American Shee,ings
Russia Shectings, and and ShIuiogs,
Duck. 3 Plains and Cos,ings,
White end eolored y Scissors and Pen.
Crvs,s, knives,
Good Crash, India Cottons,
Knit Drawers, English and Ameri.
81 snd "A Merino can Cnex.
Shswls, 81
On kdnG as usual,
A complete sssor,mep, Of white and color.
ed KNITTING COTTONS.
Newport, Noy7 Av.
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WINTER GOODS


Jus. reeeioed, and for sale by
JAMES HAMMOND.
VIz-
LADIES. Queens & Pe.k { Devonshre Kersey,,
lisse Cloths. twilied & 8ombaTetts.
plain. of h.hion.bl, somb.reens.
colors, Caroline Pisids.
sali.bur, English. Welsh ) HO,iery.
and reli'~ Flaonels. : Gloves.
Cassimeres, ysheetings,
vestngs, Z Undresscd Prints,
Baizes, .ylrish Linens,
Blankets, Levantines,
f, With ageneral variety 9fo,her Dry Goods.
Brussels. Kidermll,ister and Scotch
,CARPE7INGS.
BOOKS AND > STATIONARY,
Of all descriptions. usually to be found in Book
Store.
-
HOUSEHOLD ii HARDWARE, Sc.
TIE. Trays md md other ia shovel. and longs.
es1s:s"e eo.e ss,. ,f' r'''' ssssi ss1.: shutters.
Raives and Forks. \Brass and glass Lamps,
Desert Knives, warming Pans.
Coffee Milb. Looking Glasses.
Sad Irons, Dressing Cases, &c,
Brass Androns. &c.
House, Hearth, Dust, Clothes. Shoe. Head. Tooth,
and Nail BRUSHES.
French ana american
PAPER H GINGS.
Farmers, Christian, and Rhode Island
Almanacks, for 1922, are received,
and for sale as above.
The Sih and 9th edition of the Bridge.
water Collection, for sale as above.
THE CIRCUL A2ING LIBRARY,
Of4O0o Volumes, continues to re-
ceive additions of all the New
WoREs, suitable Tor the
same.
.NSvb,rt, November 2, 1921.
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RigM from THE Neeo-I a. l..
-AHCfiCNS.
ROBEhl +. LEE,

NO. IIF, HdtIlES-STttt'
HAsju opened new and complete assortment Of
Season0bte Dry Goods,
DURCHASED ihe last week in New
i York. at Auction, for CAsH-which he
Can, and will, sell as cheap rs can be bought
10 this town o. state.
They eon;isf as f,Rops- g.,
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COLLECTORS NOTICE.

THE subscriber having been appoint
u ed Collector Of the Town Tar, voted in July
last hereby gives notice that lie has commenced The
COLLECTION of the same, and respectfully oqnes,s oil
those indebted Tor said tax. 10 py the same without
delay. at No. 3. JMarbsfSq,Re
Newport sept n, 1877
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More Cheap Goods.
]. b. NEWTON,
Ill his old stand No. lC4,

, az Uly O1U SIuUu VO. IVf,
LAS just received another new sup
l. \ PITY Of PAIL GOODS, TOO numerous to par.
icuiarize, among them are.
An exceiient sssostment Of blue and eolored
PKLisss and Qvskxs' Cloths,
Broadcioths, and ia,
Cassimeres, ysilk and Cotton umbtel.
BombsEetts, las,
F,g'd Bombatctts. American and British
fisnnels, shr,ings,
Hosiery and Gloves, Imitation Merino and
Gsrni,ure RIbbGns mus. Cashmere shswis,
uilly low. BLACK sinchaws,
Blue Caiieoe,, = Black Silks again for
Blankets 81 ga l0-4v Ss9d,d
Purchasers are respectfully invited to call and see
Newport, Nov. 6, 1921
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NO

MY Accounts must be settled.
Itl Those Persons who have been owing me fn
many years past cannot longer spect indulgence
which il il not in my power 10 grant 1T is sbso-
LItely necessary and indispensable. that oil my un.
settled business should he closed forthwith many
accounts are nov pu, 10 the hands Of Justice for
collection. and all those who wish to avoid sspenoe
and trouble, are required TO pay the amount OF tbeie
dues, speedily Us possible.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07
Valuabh Real ESiaie jor Aqle
On Il "A u SD AY, Nov. 2

Yaiuabh Real Esiais joy SAX
On Il IA u RSD AY, Nov. 22d.
1T 10 O'Clock Il NJ will be soid al Pujiir inc
Hoa on the hremises, BY order II ne Sn-
frtme Judicial Court.
THAr valuable FARM situated on Sech.
l. awest Point, in Midde,own, Of which
the Hon. Nathaniel Hazard died siez zed, COM
tsining between 90 * 70 acres OF Lsod.--
Said Fam has vaIusbIe privileges TO tho
Beach, and Is in excellent ordet. Tho soil
is equal 10 any on the Island, OF in tho S,ate.-
The whole OF said Farm is good srsblc land,
and perhaps more picasan, or healthy sitna.
ton for q summers residence canno, be found.
II hss tho Ocean ON tho snu'h, he East Riv.
er on the cast, and Scchawest Cove on tho
west. The sale will be nosidve, snd o goud
and perfect title will be g,vcp --Condit,op,
win be made known st the time aud place Of
Sale.
JAMES D1..f: fowssrS6' 5 rssASD' 5 "a"'''.
Newco-, Stpt7
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A Mr.. Andrew Martin was stabbed to the
hes1t by . person armed with shoe knife, ,on
the 2oth Sept. at Estcbez. Tho murderer
was -oaimi''ed 10 j,il
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DRY GOODS,
Selling at reduced prices, at No. ITO,
Thames. Street.
JOHN DYRE,
II ENC abou, to relipquish his present line Of bu.
ID siness. will sell at his store, No. 10. Thames
81 corner Of Church.st his stock OF DRY GOODS,
st very reduced prices-Purchasers will do we'll to
CALL
He requests all those indebted TO him by note or
account, to call and settle The same without delay.
Nenpsrf, October 10, 1921.
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DRY GOODS

THAMES STREET.
STEPHEN II. CAHOONE,
LAS JUS: received an additional sup.
i J. ply Of WINTER GOODS, which he is now
selIingss Cheap as Can be purchased in town.
lmong which are The following -
Superb black and blue 0 only Sl4 80,
Sroslco,hs, - do do painted Dor.
Super mx'd and com. ders, $3.50
mon li,to, Ditto do Hdkfs. .
Super black, blue and 9 Cashmere shswl, with
miid Csssmers, Y and without borders,
Lade, Cloths. S44 & 6.% 6g'd and plain
Devorhire Kerseys, \ Book Muslins.
Duffils, ~ & 60 Jsconet Cam
Plains n brick,
Flsnnss, grca, variety, 3 ~ & 81 null null
"a AID 1914 Blsnke,s. D Mus'ins,
Bomhzeus 6gd snd Q ~ & O. -'Cambricks,
plah, all colors. 04.4 Linen CsmbrIcs
Lado and Gentlemen's 9 .iik and Cotton Unbrel-
W0s,ed Hose, Y las.
Russn Diapers, X Levantines,
Ditto sheetings, x Bombszines,
Linen and Cotton Da. worstsd do
max, q Canton Grape.
Dark Cslicoes, q Ditto Dresses.
Light London "rihts. b Ditto Csmblet, ,.,...
Knit Shirts and Drawers 0 SinchAws and Lustrings,
Red Comforters and . Co,ored P,ore0ces,
Csp, q striped and corded Mar.
Irisf linens, celline
Vssn,a and common 2 BLACK, white and green
yesngs, Italian Grape.
Crash, n Garniiure Ribbons,
Besyer Cloves, Ladies and Gentle mems
Silk ditto. 3 silk Stockings.
"a Meinb sbawIs, for
Newport, Nov 2. 1921.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-11-07

" Those persons calling For Letters,
will please to say they are advertised.
Newport. Nov 7.
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Fueehssers are respectfully invited To caII and see
Newport, Nov. 8, 1921