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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
Notice.


TINE inhabitants of Alexandria will take
i no'c+, that the subscribers have been
appointed assessors for the present year, a
gre eably to the laws of The corporation.
The said assessors shall, Immediately
alter their appointment, proceed to value
the houses and lots within the limits OF the
corporation, and 10 demand from the mas
tiers and mistreSes Of every family. lists OF
all male iy,beabIes belonging TO, or residing
in the respective, families, and also from eve
~ owner OF taxble propesty, list OF such
properly. And if any master or mistress OF
family or any owner Of taxable property
shall neglect or refuse To give in Ii. OF all
male tytheables belonging TO, residing in
hls or her taxable property, within i've DAYS
after demand made thereof by any assessor.
The persons So offending shall forfeit and pay
Que numbered dollars. And if any person
whatsoever, shall wilfully omit or misrepre-
sent in the list given in. any tytheable or any
taxable property or shall in any oth,'r man
ner ccnct Il the same from the knowledge OF
the assessors, the person so offending shall
forfeit and pay double the amount OF the tax
imposed on each tytheable or taxable pro-
perry. Every merchant, sborkeePer, pe-
chanic or any other person, having IN his o'
her eervice or employment, any clerk, Jour,
newman, apprentice, OF assistant. shs II rem.
der an account OF the same in his or her lIs
of tytheables, and shall he accountable fol
the capitation tax hereby imposed, IN like
manner and under the same penalties, as d
such clerk, journeyman, apprentice, or as
sistant, were member ofhis or her family
WILLIAM RAMSAY.
march 81 JOHN ClRD.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
SALES AT AUCTI)
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
On FRIDAY at 10 o'clock,
WILL be sold at the Auction store
w 5 Hhds Sugar, N. o Gust rec'dO
10 Bbls 90 Muscavado
5 do Beef
10 Boxes Soap
8 do Candles
2 Bbls Cordial
8 Kegs LIST qlty Eng. Mustard,
I Cooking Stove complete
A large Quantity OF old Newspapers
2 Mode I'm Sofas
2 Sideboards
8 Elegant Looking Glasses
Tables &c. &c.
Also
Cases Women's Shoes
! do Mems do
Lot White Thread
Cotton Balls
DRY GOODS &c. sc.
WiH be added 10 this dogs sale.
First quality feather beds--oBe large ele-
giant Marsailles Quilt, together with various
Bed Blothing
BON bazelte y chintz window curtains.
Cut glass dishes, pitchers, &c.
large set ivory handle knives and forks
Competing, Table cloths, &c.
A ie casks of Hibbert's best Brown Stout
A lot OF new Cordage.
A philadelphia built G,g' ucith harness COM
S. a. MARsTELLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
BLACK BOTTLES, &c.

In addition to an extensive assortment OF
Earthenware. China 3 Glass.
TINE subscribers offer sor sale porter E.
Il wine bottles in crates Of groce each;
variety OF plated ware of best Sheffield
manufacture, consisting of csndlesticks,
snuffers and snuffer trays, waters, tea pots.
sugars, creams, &c. japsnned walters, diff
ierent qualities and sizes; elliptic brass fen
ders-tin dish covers--liquor cams assori-
ed-window glass and pipes in boxes--se.
miiohns, 3 and gallons. patent rivet fire
buckets, and few faggots Crowley steel,
Of approved quality.
HUGH SMITH & co,
march IL Saw4w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
For Sale or EXchan ge.

For Sale or Exchange.
- Twill sell my HOUSE on King
STfs street, al price much below IFS va
NJ lue, or will exchange it for smaller
60 property, or for merchandise. II
is adapted and completely fitted in every
respect for large family, and is well wor-
thy the attention OF any person DESTROYS OF
a permanent establishment.
~ Twill also sell that handsomely
Gff situated lot. Quarter square, cor
Essss. ner of Fayette and Cameron SITS. or
A-k.. part thereof, with or without the
Improvements.
s.,. Also the S.W. corner lot on Payne
TTsH & Commerce-sts.; ON which there
Esss is a tsble. This lot is desirably
60. situated for imprt vement.
S,..,s Also The TWO houses and lots next
GTTs, above he corner OF Payne. on King
III, street This last will be sold low
A~Al for cash, or purchaser may choose
their own time by payment OF an annuity -
Terms OF the whole may he made accom-
modating. JAS. 5. SCOTT.
april 8 II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
TO Let.

s Thattwo story brick store, and
& dwelling house on Union street, late
g,sss. the residence of MIR. } Leap.
&.&s1 ALSO,
One other two story brick tenement. ad.
joining the above, well calculated for small
store and dwelling.
The situation of,he above property (being
near the wharf is well established as a place
of business, being occupied as such for ma
ny wears. For terms apply to ANN LEAP,
mr. VIM n. MILLS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
Public Sale.

ON the 9Th of April next if fair, il not,
Otbe next fair day, will be sold at Public
Auction on the premises for cash. certain
Tract OF Land, lying in the county o. Fair
fax. which was conveyed TO NE by Thomas
TripIett, in trust, to secure the payment Of
certain monies to Joseph Sheppard
N. S. WISE, Trustee.
march 81 ct6A
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
Leesbnrs Turnpike
nom TOMpANV

NOTICE is hereby given, TO the stock
i Y holders. that the fourth instaImeht of
Ten Dollars on each share of the new stock
Chat is the stock subscribed since the LIST
day of October, 1873 is sailed for and re-
CURED to lie paid on or before the 10Th day
of May neYl-Those who have not paid W
the former calls must do so without delay.
THO. r. MOTT, Treasurer.
April 9 thirtyt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
Rice.
Notice.

NOIICC.
CERTIFICATE No. 90, for 90 shares
~ in the Columbian Insurance Company
of Alexandria, issued in my name, having
been lost or mislaid-Notice is hereby gil
ven, thai application will be made to the
said company for renewal OF said cert.
cate. Alb. HO! BROOK.
march ! Staw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
PACKAGE SALE

PACKAGE SALE
In baltimore.
nN THURSDAY MORNING, April s.
~ at 10 o'clock, shall sell on liberal ere
dit,
200 Packages of
Seasonabte Dry Goods,
Of American
British
Irish
French
German and
India manufacture. as
Plaids. stripes, check sheetings, shirtings
yarns and satinetis. silk umbrellas and pa
rasois;
Super6ne cloths. cassimeres, vestings,
canbrirs and common prints, cambria tan.
cies, jaconPt and book muslins; twilled
cords and velvets, printed and white jeans,
shawis, handkfs. shrting fannels, braces,
thread d,milies, bombazstts, plain and igur-
&c Cravats;
Gmghams, Scotch sheetipgs. ducks, dow
las, carpttings, marseilles, quilts, counter
pains, 6 A checks, capet bookings. sarshet
cambrics;
Linen cambrics, cambria hdkls forences,
fancy and plain ribbons, silk hose, gloves,
black grapes, satns, Gallons;
Ticklenbuigs. cases burgs. burlaps, hes
SLAMS, rolls, hemp,n tickenburgs;
Choppa romsIs Bandsnoes, Canton Grape.
senshaws, sarsnets and black silk handker-
chiefs;
Irish linens, sheetings and diapers,
M P MITCHELL. Auc.
No. /, Lorman Row.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
Public Sale.

1UDIIC EdIt.
On SATURDAY, at | o'clock,
WILL be sold in front Of the Custom
w House. corner of King & Union strts
19 hhds Muscoyado sugar.
Terms liberal, and made known at place
of sale, S. A. MARSTELLER, Auc.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04

For Freight,
& The SCH. GLOBE, capt. Marble;
49, burthen about 500 bbls. first rate
vessel. Apply 10 -
DUNBAR {. TOWNSEND.
Who hare for sule nov landing from said
schooner,
80 hhds
Is bbls
In Store,
10 bales domestic sheetings
Few bales cotton yarn.
800 boxes smoaked behring's, &c.
msrch 26 u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04

For Boston,
NIX Scbnr. PANOPEA. Captain
Ms2 soule, burthen about 600 bbls-a
staunch good vessel-wilI take 500 bbls. il
immediate application is made to
DUNBAR l. TOWNSEND.
Who hare for sale on board sud ve"el.
80 tons plaster
5000 feet first quality oars
april 8 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
For Boston,

'~44N The good schr. UNION, Robe RI
-$& Elbridge, master; burthen abou, 600
bbis' now loading aad having two thirds of
her cargo eng aged, will sail n two or three
days, Tor freight of balance, apply to
april JOHN n LADD Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
consolidation Lottery.

The drawing positively to take place on
me 9Th of April. anu the whole will be
drawn in one day. :,
The prizes are all floating, and are all
payable in cash without deduction, viz.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04
KERR & FITZ HUGH,

When orders enclosing the cash (post
poid) will be Punctually attended 10.
march 60
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ALIENS

Pennsylvania .lpenue. Washington City.
Where nay be had tickets and shares IN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-04

Tickets &c dollars, shares in proportion.
Ordr by ua,l, addressed TO S. 4 Mai
len, Washington city. will be attended to
with the same promptitude as IT personal
application was made. april 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-21
~ LAST NOTICE.!

u LHOI WUI 10 e
MY Accounts must be settled
XV1 Those Persons who have been owing me for
many years past cannot longer expect indulgence.
which it is not in my power to grant --It is sbso.
iuIely necessary and indispensable, that all my
settled business should be closed forth with many
accounts are now put in The hands Of Justice for
collection, and all those who wish to avoid cxpence
and trouble. are rc red to pay the amour, Of their
dues, speedily ~ possible.
4RoRSR wANToN.
Newport March ~ sw.
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BOSTON. Mar. 10.
FROM HAYII.

Brig Rolla, Hooper, l6 days from
Cape Hsytien, has arrived at Marblehead.
Captain II. Informs that business was
suspended for few days previous to the
kola's sailing, on account OF General
Richards concerted measure, for revolt
ing against the government, and the des-
tructlon Of the whites and mulattoes,
which caused great confusion. He was
immediately apprehended, and sent by
water to Port-au- Prince, under stroug
guard, with several officers OF high rank
and distinction.-rhey embarked before
daylight, lest they should be killed by
the populace. Order has been so lar
restored, that the stores were again open.
ed, and new Governor appointed, who
is considered good officer, and well
qualified. The United States ship On
tario. Captain Chauncy, ls days from
Annapolis with Edward Wier, Esq
Agex for the United States on board)
was at anchor outside, the day of the
skirmish, and the request of the Ameri-
tan and English merchants, she came
into port, much 70 the satisfaction of ev-
cry one. Captain Chauncey offered his
protection il the most friendly and brave
manner; kept his boats armed during
the night, and established signals for The
security Of the whole 1t was though
by many that the greatest troubles OF the
place were past, and that tranquility
would be restored.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-03-21
kARBADoB Ba. sAN. 90


IslrQclsvc Fire at Sw.nam.-D, j.
Presburg, Esq. l.. d. OF the colony Of
Surinam, arrived here on Sunday even
ing, the 18th. dispatched hi,her by his
Excellency Governor Valaiant, with a
communication to his Hon President
Skeets. and several respectable houses
here, giving an account of an alarming
fire, which took place in the town OF
Parma,ibo, on Sunday, 2lst inst. at o.
clock, p. M. commencing near the resi-
dence of w. A. Caistairs. Esp. OH the
greene, and burnt with unabated fury
until Tuesday morning, 23d inst. laying
in ashes the whole of the front part of the
town, as far back as the residence Of Ad-
am Cameron, Esq. taking in its way The
whole of the houses and spacious stores,
from one end OF the water side to the
other--leaving the greater part OF the
population destitute OF house, home slIel-
ter ofany kind, or provisions, every spe-
cies Of which was consumed by the de-
vouring element. 1t is said that 600
houses were burnt to the ground.
by information from Bermuda, it ap-
pears that several cargoes OF lumber have
been sent, or were about to be sent, from
thence to Surinam, to supply the wants
of the inhabitants, who are determined to
lose no time in rebuilding their town.
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t!4Ich. who adheted to the parish and
united with them on this occasion, must
be considered as the Church in said first
parish of Dedham, and the SUCCESSORS of
said ancient First Church and that those
members Of the Church who Withdrew
from the parish and refused to concur in
the proceedings Of the majority Of the in
habitants of said parish, in the ordination
of Mr.. Lamson, could not, in law, be
considered Church so as to entitle them
though minority Of the members of the
Church, to hold, appropriate, or control
said ministerial or Church fund or prop
erty."
Under these directions. the jury found,
lst. that the property replevled was the
property Of the plaintiffs. 2dly. That
the plaintiffs were deacons Of the First
Church ia Dedham. And, 3dly, that
the delendent was noN deacon of said
First Church. This verdict was taken
subject to the opinion of the whole Court
whether the direction Of the Judge was
correct i'll point of law. .....
This cause was argued at great length,
in this county, at the last October term of
the Court, and was continued for advise
m,n', The Court now gave their opin-
ion i,'t the directions of the Judge who
ulet the can,e were correct, and ordered
judgement to be entered for the plaintiffs
according to the verdict
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@ .z ns--
Man RIED.

N.7N Nl4N ~,
AT pNsviience, MrJoHN WILpun 10 Miss Po.-
LIZ THuEBgR daughter of Mr. ReIet rhurber -----
Nit WILLIAM PRATT to Miss SALLY rIsNEIT.
On the 18th OF December at L.ans ,,as (Eng)
NJ Fahsx FRANCES, timber merebsnt. aged %.
to Mrs RorEsTs. widow, 'ady Of arge property,
aged IS AS he happy pair eft tn. Cbucch,: the
be!is struck up merry peat. which 90 pleased the
lovely bride, that che sent very generous donation
to The ringers. .
DIED,
Al Por smeuth, On the llth inst Mrs Many
LAwToN. aged 81 wife of MI Job Lawton.
At Providence, Mrs EsrBER WILEY, agsd so.
wife Of Nr John Wiley .-.~Adr sAausJ HRALLY,
aged 59
4, Npr;h.Kingstown, on the 9th inst ANTHONY
RArupovs Era in the 7sh year OF his age This
venerable 5s"'cnA through the course Of his pro.
tracted te always enjoyed the esteem of his fellow
citizens. and the confidence that they placed in him
induced them to repeatedly elect him to the most
respectable Offices in the gt Of the freemen of the
town Of North.Ksngstown For probity and industry
he ~as remarkable. the kind husband, affections
father ami believed neighbor; the inHexbe Patriot
and always awake to support the liberties of his
country.
Al North. Providence, on the 18th inst Mrs Ma.
az wAsroH, aged SO, relict of the late John G
Wsn,on. Esq and Grsnd.daughter Of Henry Bull
Esq deceased, form r'y Governor of this state,
Her remains were drought TO this town. and inter
red III the family buiying ground
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SHlPPT Nc LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

ENTERED,
Ship George Mary, winslow. ST Salvador
sshr Hannsh, Adams, Trinidad, in Cuba soop Ed.
ward, Salisbury, New York
Gle 7RED,
Schooner Hannah. Adams, for Boston siooP
Herald, Bliss, New.York
TAursday, War ls-Arrived ship George & Mary,
Winsow, Of this pert, from St Salvador, AZ days,
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INSTALL ALTON.

Tho Rev. CALvIN HIrcH ;ocA recently
pasto' Of the FRS, Congregational Church in
this Town, was, on he 7s,h ult Installed over
toe First Congresa sational Society in Randolph,
Mass.
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$;A NJ ES II AM MO Nd,
HAS FOR SALE,

AT rue Noaru WING oyrns r. U BANK,
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AT rue NoRru WIN,
DEFY GOODS.
Broadcloths.
CassiReres,
Vigonia Cloth,
Ssttinets, serges,
Vcstings, Blankets
kerseys.
Pelice Cloths.
baises, FIannels,
Shawls, Hdkis.
Bombazetts, Wildboies.
Worsted plaids,
Birds eye Wogsted.
Rattinets,
Merino Trimming.
Green Table c0yerso
lrlbh Linens,
Linen sheetings.
Russia sheetings,
Linen Canbrics,
Long lawn, rt
Thread faces and Foot.
D., ings.
Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
Floss. Tapes, Threads.
Marking Canvass.
Crash, Diaper,
T.A,e linen,
Buckram, Chez,
Brown linens,
Black linens, r..~...
Nankin X Canton Crapess
italian Grapes,
LevAntiile silks, .
LMstrings, sinchAws,
Plaid Silks,
Sarsnets, . o. g..
Eiorentines, nombasins,
silk lace, Ss,tms,
Cambria Prints, CALI
Goes,
Canbsics, Muslin,,
Dimities, Velvets, I,
Twist shirtings T. Sheet.
mA
Fancy VestisSs,
Jean. Nankios,
Fine Ginghs sus,
Bel Ticking.
Warps, knitting coteons,
Candlewick. Gl Cloths,
suspcndersr
Pearl, Ivory. Thread and
Wire SHIRT Buttons,
Coat aud Vest Buttons,
Hosiery, Glovee,
Umbrellas. ,
CarpetinGs and Hearth
Rugs.
BOOKS.
Moral and Religious,
THE LiRCULA
Consists Of 1000 volu,
additions Of all new worl
Newport, March z. 10
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NOTICE..

THE Subscribers have been appointed
and qualified to act as Administrators upon the Es.
cate Of THOMAS &. HAZARD, Esq.
late Of South. Engstcwn, deceased.
GEORGE p HAZARD,
B. HAEARD,
EEOCH HAEARE
EeWnorta March d. la2l
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WAsRrScToH se-Ctrk'o Office Supreme
Judtiaa SUIT, Maych l2, 4. p. 1920.
THE creditors of Ephiaim +. Gard
ton laborer, to whom the benefit Of the insolvent
Act, made and passed at June session Of the Gene
raj Assembly y 1856, and the several acts in aid
thereof hath been granted, are hereby notified to
appear at the Supreme Judicial Court to be holden
at south h.Kngstown within and for the county Of
Washington on the fourth Monday Of April next. if
they see A., to nominate Asst gnees and Commission.
TO distribute said Insolvents estate, agreeaby
TO Law JOHN sEGAR, Clerk
M,rch 81:
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nth s:crs.o 1880 Stsl maiasseS lefsc anisps.
many other vessels. ship Amazon. fillinghssti
OF this poy,, to sail in - days. MAJ kcts tor
American produce. very duli-produce of the coun.
try. plenty. but very high
Friday Mar i6-Arrived packet Ann.NIaris, Gard.
ner. 20 hours from New-YoIk
Saturday. .lar l7--Arrived sch Hannah. Adams,
Of and for Boston, 9 days from Trinidad dc Cuba,
with full cargo Of sugars, molssses, &c.
a. MEMORANDA.
brig Hiram, Esston, of this port, WAS spoken.
Feb 81, lat -, 50, 81 days from Charleston, for
Guadalupe
The ship Charlotte, ana brig Iano, of and for
Bristol, we're At Havana, March 1. Also, the Hope
G. Polly, Of do
The sch Hope. Hatch. of Bristol. arrived at Ha.
vana, Feb 81 Brig Samuel. Munroe. OF do, via
Matanzas.
The U. frigate Congress, Capt Henley, wss at
Lmtin, near Canton, Nov 7, then ready TO proceed
TO Chumpee. and expected to sail for the Uned
Mates, about Nov 20. with such W ssels as might
then be ready and choose TO accept convoy
The soop Sally, Williams. OF this port. was at st
Bsrts March ALSO. sch Albisn, Hall. Of Boston.
for this port. ,. .,.
Left at Mobile, 26 days since, sIoop Invincble. Of
this port, uncertain when to sail The sch James
Munroe Of Bristol, from Havana, was in the bay
The sloop Catharne. Baker, Of this port, arrived
At Norfolk, March 1.-THE sloop Globe. Cole, OF
thisport. arrived the 18th
The ship Mary.Aimy, Burroughs, Of Providence,
arrived VI Savannah Marcn 8
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OF the q. 7 U BANK,
Miscellaneous,
Poetry,
Nautical and surveying.
Juvenile g. school books.
STATION AIRY.
4, Writing. Letter anh
Wrapping paper Of all
descriptions IN general
use,
Blank and Account
Books.
Blank Forms, .
, besk materials,
Morocco Ware,
Materials for drawing,
! painting and Fancy
| work,
school, stationary ano
| Fancy articles
! PAPER HANGINGS.
French and Americap
J Paper Hangings and
borders to match
! HOUSEHOLD HARn..
WARE
! Britannia Tea and Coffee.
Pots. d.
J Block Tin. do. do.
Tea Trays, Wine do.
Knife 4 tread Baskets
/ Knives and Forks,
Table Steels,
! Plated and Jappanl ed
| Castors,
Coffee Mills, Sad Irons,
CandIeslicks aud Lamps.
Steel snufion and TrayS,
! Pocket Lanterns.
Warming Pans.
Corkscrews, Graters,
Andirons, Shoveis and
Tongs,
Hearth Bruslei Il BA
lows
LOOKING GLASSES.
Gilt md Mahogany fr%.
ed
/ BRUSHES.
I House Brushes,
! busting do.
White Wash,
Hearth, Paint. Clothes,
Hat and Shoe
| SUNDRIES.
Superior kazors.
ruHs Razor straps,
Dressing Cases.
| Patent Head Brushes,
, Day and Martins supsst-
| or Backing. &c. &c.
TING LIBRARY,
,es, and continues to have
. suitable for The same.
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.., y.a.t-y-e American OF yester-
IL s ve ace assured that ar.
r., # At, a.. .TaS,ng to carry into ef-
fe ,nc iu,s luoas we have already am
noua,s5 relltivc to Prox, composed
OF ,n,e.Hgenl and moderate men,"
Gen. ANDREW JACKSON, the Hero
oi New Orienis Ia, oecn appointed by
the President OF the United States Gov.
unor of the Floridas. 1t is said the
General will douotle,s accept the appoint.
ment, md d N ,re judiclous one probably
could not be made.
A s,i has passed the Virginia Legis.
ature ding to the y. S. this lands at
Oh Point Comfort, and the shoa called
the Zip taps.
Sad Times I'VE hear bitter CON-
plants from New. York that the mer-
chants there are taking up their bonds,
ncnths betWe they becane due that
capitalists are glad to obtain a per cent.
per an. for their money; and that the
vaults Of the Banks are crammed with
gold and silver
Washington, Ftb. 23 Mr.. Secreta-
fy Adams's IAoorio,r and long expected
report on weigh and hca.ure, and stand.
ard, of value, was yesterday transmitted
to Congress. It viii make large octa-
vo vclune.
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Republican Nomination.
W&D w DAY, .s;ARcA 81, 1872

At a 'ensral Republican Convention Of
Delegates from the several towns in
the state of Rhode Island, holden at
the State House in East Greenwich,
on Friday evening, Feb %, 1891.
EsBoN SANFORD, Esq. of North
XII gs,own, President, and Col. Pc
LEG WILBUR, jun. Secretary--n
1vas unanimously rssOlved. that the fol-
loving gentlemen be recommended to
the Freemcn Of this State, for the Off.
ces ,fixed to their names respectively,
al tie ensuing election: