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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
District Of Columbia,
Alexandra County. set.
May Term 1921. 18th Day.
fN CH1NCERY


May Term 1921, 18th Day.
IN CHlNCERY
Isaac Robbins. Administrator OF Thomas
Towers, Acknowledgements.
Against
Thomas Clagett, John P. Duiany, and Jes-
Sc Brown -DeteadGnts
THE defendant Thomas Claget1, not haV'
l ing entered his appearance and give"
security according to The statute. and the
rules OF this Court, and i, appearing to the
satisfaction of the Court. upon affidavit filed,
that the said defendant Thomas Clagetl, is
not an inhahitant of this District, on motion
of the Complainant by bis Counsel Il IS "r
dered. that the defendant Thomas Clagrtt,
do appear here on the first day OF N"'e'o-
Der Term, next, and enter his Appearance
to the suit. and give security for performing
the DEGREES OF the Court, and that the other
defendants John P Dulany and Jesse browI,
10 not pay away, convey or secre'e me debts
by them owing TO. or the estate and effects
in their hands belonging to the said absent
defendant, Thomas Clagett, until the tut ther
order or decree OF this Court; and that a
Copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
one of the public newspapers published in
this County, for two months .uccessively.
and that another Copy be posted at the front
door of the Court house IT said County.
az opyl Tpsre. EDM: LEE, &C.
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William Fowle e Go.

uAVE III store Wooihouse's, CID Sicily
Ill Madeira Wine, of superior quality IN
pipes, half pipes and Or. casks:
Oh London particular Madeira VINE, do.
do. do. imported in 1918.
Is pipes OF very superior BRANDY, im'
ported direct from Bordeaux.
5pipes old Holland GIN.
may 81
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n Office.

THOSE gentlemen who have hereteiOI'e
Il been supplied with Messrs. Murdoch
Yuille, Wardrop & Co.'S superior MadeIra
wine, through the late Mr.. VIM. HodgsSa
are requested henceforward to apply 10 TIE
subscribers, who are low the only agents o.
tina, house tor the District OF Columbia, ana
tateof Virginia.
A. C. CAZENOVE & Co
may n
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To Rent,

49, The FIRE proof store and frame
SSTN warehouse. occupied by the substr,,
Ssssl hers, an excellent stand ana well
3t.EA calculated for almost any business
Possession may be had in few days.
A. C. CAZENOVE & Co.
July
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
TUBT,

A very black, round faced, stout young man {,
supposed to be about twenty four years OF
age; the white Of his eyes are uncOmmOnly
large, and shew in rema kable manner
when spoken to, he has rather down look
he has been accustomed to the usual bust.
pess OF farm, and is a toIerabIe hand
This fellow was placed among others, in my
care, tor safe keeping. TO await the event OF
suit now spending in the District Chan
Gerry Court OF Fredericksburg, between
Mr.. William Stuart and Ludwell Lee, execu-
tor TO Thomas Lee. and has now absconded
without any cause, far as is known ur be
lieved. His clothes are OF the usual kind,
some Virginia manufacture, and some i'm.
ported, but not particularly recollecled. -
On the night OF his abscondIps, a>ehesnut
.orrel mare belonging to The overseer was
was also taken of, supposed BIZ him. A re-
ward OF Is dollars will bs given for the, fell
low VI taken within % miles and brought
home. and if taken up more than thirty miles
from home and brought to me, or secured in
any Jail So that gethm again, forty dollars
All persons are forbid at their peril, harbor-
ing or secIe,ing said fellow
GRIFFIN STITH,
Abbey Vile, Prince William County.
aug "a law4W
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DscrIct of ol,!mbia,
Alexandria cornty, set. J
My FERN 1871, 2lst day. !
IN CHlNCERY
rL-I. CT, r,,ro n ;popf

Charles Scotl-Compainant
against
John Love. BRYAN Hampson & Joseph Hat
ton Hampson. the two last trading under
the firm Of Bryan Hampson and Son.
Thomas Huntou and William Hunton.-
.Detendants
'ENHE defendant JOHN Love not having
entere his appearance and given Sc.
curity accord ng to the statute and the rules
o. this court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the cour, upon affidavit filed, that
the said John Love is not an inhabitant OF
this district. on motion of the complainant
by his counsel, it is ordered that the said de.
PENDANT John Love, do appear here on tn
first day of November term next, and ente'
his appearance to the suit, and give secur
ty for pe rforDing the DEGREES OF the court ;
and that the other defendants. Bryan HamP-
SON and Joseph Hatton Hampson Grading
under me firm Of Bryan Hampson {. SONY
and Thomas Hunton and William Huntnn
do not pay away, convey or secrete tn.
debts by them owing to, or the estate or Ell.
iec,s in their hands, belonging to the said
absent defendant John Love. until the tur
Their order or decree oil the court: and tina!
a COPY of this order be forthwith publish d
for two months successfully IN one of the
public newspapers published in this county
and that another copy be posted at the front
door of the court house Of said county.
A Copy. Teste, EDM |. LEE, c. C.
,u,, 90
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Public Sale.

an Wednesday the 18th day OF Septem-
" her. next at 10 O'clock \. N the sap
scriber as Trustee under an indenture from
Ann Wiley. 10 him to secure the payment OF
a certain sum OF money due to James Eng
fish, will sell at public auction, divers
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
COACH WORK:

All kinds Of iron work for carriages;
coach folding steps; coach and gig springs;
which he will warrant and sell on reasona.
Bile teiins-Also old springs repaired in the
neatest n amer. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to-
and all kinds Of carriages will be repaired
III the best manner, and on the shortest no.
tee, march 23--tf
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SLaveS ];

Men, Women and Chlldren-young and
healthy a,
The above sale will take place at the
store OF J. II. Anderson 4 TO. inc upper
end oil King straet. Terms oi sale, lash
AMOS ALEXANDRA trustee.
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w. F. THORNTON.
& a. d. REED.

Printers will do service to the communi-
90 he nrin,ing The above wherever there is
:T6bacco Mandatory. aud save many poor
no,sons who depend on boarding houses
f,ra livelihood. FROM inevitable less.
Alex'a Aug. %
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lWCOY & SC4LLAN,
AUCTIONEERS,
Commission Merchants,
NiW-ORLEANS.

REFER TO
Messrs. James Coz, R,It;n,ore
Amos SGbsUartze,
S.Graiz u Brothers, Philadelphia.
J & p Hone & Co. Now.york
Foster 4. Girdrd,
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aug 81
Beware of Swindlers

ISAAC HOPKINS, a segar maker, has
for long time been in the habit OF going
from one mandatory to another, swindling
bis employers and boarding houses, and
clanae,,inely mo wing off to some other place.
Thbaccouists throughout the United States
would do we'll to discard such public nut
sances, and give their aid in. Kidding the hu:
siness Of such dishonest and disgracetul
workmen. ,,,on,rox
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
Fort + Dollars Reward,

D ANYWAY from Buckland, in Prince
IL William, late the seat OF MIR. John
Love, now occupied by me the subscriber
negro
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
:gGbo-- IF he Commissioners Of tn
8cyEyns

TIRE G Commissioners oppointea March 1S
-e29 ie sape io,eps GEa govern the NEW
PORT ASXiU ", established on Coas:e. =
ia, COS Isisnd, beg lea, 10 report: :--
Thst az 5000 az they received possession OF
,rls a.; ual, f!on toe EUi.ding Comaittee,
..tey mede IMMEDIATE preparations 10 semUve
chg Poee cf ths lown 10 that convenient and
,ds.iictls situation. als The iitS nf Jolly,
lS.G, all the l$oac who wheye l6cp resident
aa r. Uld Ai,ne- Ii ouet, wets conveyed ioihs
Asy't ~ and subsequently many of tbs out
DOR Pensioners, s-.aEa IL YVES singular and
gratifying eon,ras, 10 the Com oissieners, to
,pses,s. the superior degree of cleanliness,
convenience and coafart, tha, was every
-~here visible in the ncw estaai,sh hncut The
E7avg teemseI7es, With eIew e&ceprions, were
seosire,y rsconoiled to the change of the place;
And eve Y sl,eetioa IN the power Of Conmis.
ssaobeis to bs bsstov, has since bacn 'exerted to
Prese,s. This fsyorahie impression uuim psic.
ed 10 provide ,hese unfertuns,o pecpls with
VT boicsum. fooa, aud comfortable bedding
tJiu c.Oihiag, and 10 encourage and Perpetuaie
70 its utmost extent, Split O. Industry and
inorerc rent
ftem tho Report OF tho .Commi,toe cn Ia
ao,oA Iadust,y, it will appear, ,het consider
yrc Of many articles of Clothing, necessatyso
the, 10 Asbitsnts Of the Aylom--sioce ;hc re.
E7.yd Il the Poor to that place, IN jo'y las,
.shry aave tursed out l53 CARDS OF AAnDe,
is ,ards of tow-clotb, nearly 100 par OF
Npodugs. and aboo, 1000 pounds Of oa!um,
81 "a ADD offered for sale, besidrs consider.
iatis zach OF yarn now on hand, IN tho various
ytagss cf preparation far ths loom. Consider
Gag ,Sat they wese renr9ed TO the Asylum,
IS late as the monh OF JllY, the difacu.y OF
ey sting "a spirit ef s:tsntioa ani industry m
pstssss oF Idle and vagraa, hibits, and the Sc.
Sous Obstacles ,ha every where meet MS, in
.ae early naanageDea, at ehiciias'o jastitu
eioas, the Commissioners have every fesso,
20 hope, that ,he fatu,e anhaal pref Of labor
a. ihsDiylur NJ, viii gteas,y exceed The anoro,
shat has already accumulated. It is a st;!t
,noee sonifceM e6,ct of the present 'es,sh
sishren,, that tse bsppiness snd respectssi'i'
10 Of tho Poor then selves are so materially
s, :nnotet, by The gfow.h OF orderly an5 In
dust. ious habi,s, ard aboyt ell, that 'they sao
PEW convepien' fecsiss the benefits CT rs;.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
TOWN AFFAIRS.

& At tke Town. Meeting held here, on /
"Wednesday, the 18th ult. the following
Reports relative 20 the Asylum. were re-
.aived aid teas.
Retart Of ihs Building Committee.
Tss Couaa.it,se appoa,ea BY ths Town OF
Eeuoat,, 90 she lst of March 1919, 20 Con-
.,ac. 60. the erecting OF q oui! ing oa Coast.
ee's Harhoc islsaS, fa' the accommodation OF
the Psar, TO he kaewa by tn: eaohe "' inc
-Heutor. .fsylzn, aae TO sGpc'iaend the sstns
Aeg l:av. to sob uii she following EspoT -
Tbst IN prosecuting the tasinea' eom'aN-
ses 10 ,a.sc charge, taeY catered 'h'o coa-
arac, xiih NJ. Eenj4m.n ChGce, TO baId 'he
rnd ffous:, barn and c,it houses, and dig
well, csafsrH.as!s 60 tie P!at agreed oa oy
tue Conc,i,e, C. ia coa.i3era,ioa CT which
saey wsce 10 allow aod psy hiTa on the tulh,.
rae.t of said Can,eect, SEE IL'ASana Gts"i
sasnGred D0ilcrs-
Yas vous Cauulittes sgressb'y 10 tae a
Ac~. ynte OF tbs ast ef March, received Hon
.te se.e,.i Banks ia this IoGn. the soIa oi
.a.7oo Do,ia,s, vrs.--froM the X i. Un'on
g,,k. Ae.A 9y. 1919. e4o dellers---!rom the
uerhup,s Gssnt JnDe sts, sac dolls's--i'cm
rt. Newport Bank, soGe 1s!h, $40 dc'!afs-~
d.o,u tho H. f.. Co;nmetcial Bank, Angus.
,9h. SEQ da!are---an3 iro~ the Bank oi
1sbode. sslsna, Oct. ss.h $40 9oiiars--'or
which rhs Towu.T TressNrer gave H's noiess
ray .bis ~ ore year tro0 eech date.
That sgtsehby 80 The Yo,: OF ,he Town,
1nasscd on the &c Of Soy. iels, the Commit
zee ~eeeiuea irom the Town-Icessurer, IN
S,H s-sne ssms, Yhirteeh isund'ed dollars,
~kAich together win The aDouut ootN!nca
steu ,hs % ,.iEs, aAeae up the sum of DIX
T'nassuns u ,alsrs sppHed by the Committee
ss aGsas.oee sowaras 'saia Building, out os
.xsseu 1hogaaod Do.ls's Appropriated by the
1evr fof esecti.g tbs A,yintn-
Your & ON mites wonlG for,her report, that
ren rias Srh q, y'et. e2l they presented :h=
Il WIG ouncii, ty Sst1.ke7 r. NortAam, chair
Gv,ha IT tis Ecm,lpittte, the accooots aod Lon
.Xrsc, for S,ild,os said Asylum, which were
~csc, examined aoc spprogcd by SAID Conn
-.si, who oscee,oc their Ch:ds 70 make out NJ
sotasr in sa,oc OF y. z. NortAan', OH The Town
E9easaeer, for dbe ba!ancs due SenJani'
T72re On fne Cnn.ract, VIZ. EAght HnndIe'
y ascs-soc extra woil, done by seld Chace
I!ls 2s-.apd !er services renders'' by ia
=aG MetDi1c, &ac.s.ary Of said COMMITTEE 2
.sn:!ars !, which o,dets were received and pat
scnec 10 tho saicChaoe sercc-ay 10 his roce'p
Ia fuii on the Contract ana TO sad MelrIslG
.fgreoa5!y TO his hin reoeip:ed.
The Committee tCrshee fcpyr:, that 'he
Aese the satisfaction TO e,atc, that the Baid
5ees 1nter tue Contraot have boGn coslsiesc
lr sts a.enlilse manae:, snd 'dolsrerel t
ss.,l oserto the Commissioners sppo'n;r
ey the a'owo ts take charge Of the AsyinU
And ,ilI tho whole establishment undo
Gheir ,difecucn, bos Cos. the Town ooly Sl
'Itoussna Wine Euldrea and Fo'"y Doilar:
Xi ~ nine Cents
.-6l aatieG ;e reskcr, !T.Ns sa5mnseS. by
STEPHEN i. NOR TuAM
hl:rn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02

tice Il. because II is oas amoig srtf
otlier instances of federal management e
provide for ilois irierds, or TO iessen r.
reasonable profits Of their political o.,
ponen,s, aittr they have become dtWlh.
cd of Tie same advantages. lust so IL
regard TO oiiices-when Tie fderatisi;
are in power. they bestow otlices OF hoa,
or ard profit exclusively cn .heir ona
.rierds--so uniformly has. this bee
practiced, that scarcely an instance hts
been known, under tic most iaSorab-e
circumstances, ol a Republican even So
liciting any aIpomtmeit iIom iheni'
But when Republicans haze tie ascer-
eIancy, every art isessaycd,by tie oPposi-
tien to Gsn'nqghe in, Nrdcr cne preteZt
and another, Some Of tle most violent
aud ,indictiye men q ,Ler OWE par,v
and when shey have succeeded in this.
they take every opportunity to bestoN
Their patronage exclusively ca f',en.
We have received in a note from geo
,lemsn in Providence, the following leue's
WhlC0 uhS Oetu puohshSN is WV '''N~"'r y
Gazette. II viii be ssen tr il, shst Mr.. IVES
| is excuipstcd from ali cehsuie as 20 ths
| .cha,se Of Gil cu!sting Pios with in'ent to
! deceive tho people, The character'oi Mr.
| IvEs, is well kuown 10 be that Uf o man Ct
hooor aad gentleman, and We with pleas
! ucs tske this opportunity TO v'ndieaie his
! name from any repIoach which. h.n'iSht a,isc4
ise Il 10 him on account of ary pubiiestic'l ft
| ours. ....."
! PRovInENc 2, 1ACtil 27, 1897.
| THOMAS p. IVES Esq.
| Sir---lu ,epy To your note o!ihis morning.
! we have TO state, ;Dat 0n the. Hl.bday 0'oth~
! ing befo,e ,he election, we Sese applied To
i4by q near Connection Of leading democfsttc
| gentle man, iiyirg nut ct this town, aOu well
| known as disaa,isii i with the ConveD iOn
Prox, so called, ro,psinl 25Co proxies, With
! the Hon. james Fenner 70, Governor, and
Daoie, CbanpI,o, E-Q. for .ievlsnan' Hcr'
| ernor--which We ,acGohdlney did end lo'
which we wcro peid The usua! pr'Se. 0A
| Tuesday afiernooD, after said y cXes hvS
| been dt lveted to the person who spoke io'
| them, ,wo received o note from the Hen. Mf
Fcnner r, d;sa, owing his ssnc art:rce - ther
circulation, md iorb!cd'rg, in ditoct 'e'm,
tho use cl his name. we should further
i state, taat neither yourse!f nor ary 0ihe
| se n,le man friendly 10 Tie snccess at ere I'm
j 100 PIox was, 10 onr knowledge, Cpnce MT
in he printing or Ci cu!ltian'ot ,ho ".E.op.f'
Pox," SO called.
Rsspsc.!I!y. yours, sse.
4 MILLER & UCTCHlSS-
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Wcspec..G'y' yuuFs' a's -
MILLER q UCTCH HlSS-

Dut;ng the past week there has az
nearet4in lhe Providence parcis, an eA.
s,ac, irora the Report of tile Bad O.
Engineers, which extract will b1 found
in hisdAy's paper. We are glad 10 see:
our Providence irie,ids beginning 10 take
an Interest in this matter, as We do nc.
.rccoiiect ever to have seen Sing le ar;i-
Gle o., this fruitful subject, either oiiaL
nal or extracted, in their papers, except
i.,g in ore i,m,ance, N tire Pauiof, and
which we tbanked .hep fer at the tinc.
We hope they vii! 50 on, rs ,!eir pa.
pets havea wide circulation and they
canbe furnished with many important
facts aud documents Oh this subicct lrona
The files Of this .pfper and other Sources
We had intended to commence rc:
Nicw of thc article in TIE o.!denre
Tounay, headed Z" Newport and lro,i-
dence," "-but, on reflection, lave deciined
to do so. We arc as unwilling to ex-
cstc local iey'ous;es as our Providence
friends, and as sincerely ,derrecate. the
consequences Of such ii state Of thihgs as
they can possibly eso. What We have
said on the SUBJECT was elici,ed b. ex.
isting circums,ances-but if they viii!
sin no more we will forgive them.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
Eet0rt 81 the Committee OK Internal
Indayny.

Elt0rt q the Committee or Mterna,
Industry.
On The subject Of In,ernai Iadustry it may
be proper TO remsi x, tho, soon siter the re-
m,val OF the Poor TO the Asy!u'n.,it became
O leading or ,;cce with the Commissioners to
assign suitable employmcn!s 10 all those who
were capublc Of labor. 10 doing this, it ap.
.pen,od, ,ha, large proportion of them were
disQusi fsd w age or inf unity, ani that only
small number were cara'!s Of catering in o
the details cf Cloth Mauufac,ute. Ii msy
also 'l,e observed, that lhe House was totally
unp divided with the Necessary machinery
and implements, excepting what belong sed 10
ihe EeeDei /; ard 10 procure these, ond intro.
1uce der and rogua"i amongst people
so, hitherto accustomed % industry; aud al.
so to instruct ,hom in arts, With "h!ch, some
Wete totally uneeInin,ed, reGnifed much
tine and attention $50 that ahhOugh the
Keeper has seconded The views the Eosrd,
by af,ivhiul attention to his duly, tie system
Of Internal Industry is hardy ye, u.atureJ.-
The Board, however, .G,,.es themselves that
he eattef nearly all the clothing sheets, blank.
,ets, SC. for the use Of .he i.uuse viii be nade
there from The raw mite rial Snd although in
in tEe,comnence mGnt, advances for machine
ry and the unavoidable circumstances above
racited viii 60, adnli, Of our realizing much
net, prtfi yet there is no doubt that Gltimat-
ly, IL viii be means OF saving; and ,heY are
satisfied f,r The present, It hy these emplty-
ments, hsbils ce order and d;stty arc intro
dooed anongs, peap.e, most Of whom If left
IN idtcness, would be necessarily vicious anj
rouSlssomc.
The articles made from the raw material,
by IN; 'abor of the people o, the Aylam, up
tc the present time, are as follows -
63 pair Stockings % pair tiI,o new foot.
cd.---los ? yard, Fiannei.--ls9 yards Tow
Cio,h,-Linen Yarn in sarious stages OF prep
arali5n for the loan, sufficient for the man.
uiac,ute Of soou, lco yards Of Tow Cloth -
"A considerable parcel of Cotton Yarn (i!ling)
and some wonien yarn from the coarser wool
reserved for blankets Linen sewing Thread,
sufficient for the use Of the house, aud stock.
ing yirn for DendirC.
All The above articles, with the exception
Of a small quantity OF Iine flannel sold, and
two p,ir Of stockings on hand, hsvs been
spp' opristed 10 the use .of the ho0se--.ihe
hsnne! f,r the womens and ebidtcn's cloths f;
ihe 10" cloth for bags, towels, sheets and
pillow cases; and each person Is furnished
with Two pair Of sisekings--T The cloths, bed.
dog, &c. made from the above eloth, were
prepared by The lsbor of the boosr, with The
'ssistanco and direction Of the Eeepst's fam.
y, Tea tl cxptGce 10 the Institution.
IL adJn:cn TO the aniclcs above mentioned,
here has been about 1000 lbs. Oikum pick.
d By such persons as were incapable Of the
i.her branches Of indost.y.
Respectfully sunLnIted, M,rcb -, 1891. BY
GEORGE ENGS,
Fer 'he Com. OF In,ernal lhdcsuy. J
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02

90 % a nev Ca'rier being engaged 10 distribute our
papers in tie dsn.cl aosf If this 'fce, such Of GU,
subscribers as 10 nsi recei1e Acr aters. Tc2usss
10 gre nSa,c a! lie .6.ee. .-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02
ELECTION DAY.

This day the Legislature Of tbs state
will convene in this town, when Il G Ger
eral Officers Of the state ,overnncnt VII
&c declared and Indicted into Office.
rs lar as heard FROM. the Republican
tickets in New. Y ok, at The late e,ection,
have succee dcd by very large ard III
creased majorities.
---u:Ss: u---
The American OF Tuesday last sGys.
4" The local prepos essicns and jta!cusie ,
which were excited in the South part g.
the State, and especially in the county c;
Newport, we're amorg the promintIa
causes which contributed to the aucces
of the Convention Prox" Has the Edi-
tor Of that paper forgot the letter publish
ed by him, said obe written by arepub.
can in Newport. srd the object OF Whici-
was ,oeSe;te" "h:ai.saleasy" in'he cont
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-05-02

'ola: Observation-Disclosures a0i the adUa.ages
of cop,esien. schoo! for their child'eL,
The farm connected with the Asylum and
under the n,shss enent Of its Keeper is OF
coarse, at preseat but partially p'oddctise'--
From his Report TO the Com o,issioners, II
appears s, tina, the Stock on the leland consists
OF = oxen, q cows, 4young cattle, IS sheep,
and horse and ,baS the pi oduce OF Tho last
year has been ions OF hay, 400 bushels Po-
tatoe<, 100 bushels Corn, and surhfy other
stlicies besides ,he fa,iing Of l,6so weight
of Pok.
AS this is the First yeav, in which the New
Asylum has Rono into operalion, the incideot-
al expenses Of the Asylum have bsen uncoE'
monty sreat. The cha,ges for Improvements
lanilu C, and irciden,si expenses amount in
she sggregsse 10 8 526--a much greater
SUM than will probably 'be required in any
ccesdiog year, apd greatly exceeding the
ayssace annoa! amouD, OF such charges, un.
less so,se expensive improvement should DO
uodc,ls.s-n ty he Town.-Yet il sc even
add tho exIteo' dins'y expenses Of the pes
ent year incurred hy the Decestsry iRptove-
MT rls Gu Coss,er's i!a' bor Island, to the cur
ren, sxpensts Of the Pour, upon the new syn.
t.n, wo shall perceive tha, Ihe"Iown has al
| ready issl!z.d saving Of One Thousand Dol
| iais.
l'i,u.,--Ar The three Quarters ending the
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Total t-xpeose Of the Yea. S 543 b
Now II wo examine Tie Poor aud Penssn
Li,s, for sevesul years preceding the prs sent
we sh,li:6nd the aggregate expenses Of h"
Poot, on the CID system, to have been $ 100
dolls. per snnucD, aud continually increasing.
Odd system, S 5,4oo
Nsw arIAnse 3l543
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Saw, d By new Arrangement, Sl957
The Co,o missioner 5 have therefore no hes.
i,aiion in sayiog, that the whole charge of,hc
Poor Establishment, in Newport, with Rhe
necessary improyemen7of Coasters Eatbor
Island, will 80, IN any probability, exceed, in
any fi,Gro year, Three Thoussnd Do'la's.
.9N uhich rs reshecf/u!iy S4bnn's:d, by
STEPHEN 4. ORlHAM,
Chairman.