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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
District of Columbia.

County Of Alexandria, TO ,pit
IN the petition OF Elisha Talbot, an in
~ soiyen debtor, confined in the gaol OF
Alexandria county for debt-Notice Il here
by grOen to the creditors Of the said Elisha
Talbot, that on the second day Of July.
1891, being the LIST Monday of the month,
al 8 o'clock, A. M. at the court house OF
said county the oath prescribed by the act
OF Congress OF the United State, entitled
San act for the relief of iDsolvent debtors
within tbs District of Columbia" will be
administered to the said in.olvent, and a
trustee appointed. unless suficien, cause 10
the contrary be then and there shown.
Ordered, That this notice be inserted
twice week for two weeks before the sa id
second day of July, in both the newspapers
printed in The town of Alexandra.
BY order OF the honorable VIM. Crancb.
Chief Judge OF the United States Circuit
Court OF the District of Columbia.
Teste,
EDMUNDI LEE. &C.
June 60
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Splendid Scheme 9th
GRAND NATIONAL
Lottery


grand prize of 100000
l $4,000
g 10000
S. 5000
100 1000
10 500
los 100
Not two blanks TO prize.
Whole Tickets II 90 Quarters e rs
Halves 5 81 Eighths 81
Prizes deposited as follows
On the 10th day will be deposited 10 the
wheel prize of 5000; and on the 18th ia
prize OF 5000; on the 2Oih day prize Of
5000; on the 95th day one prize of lO, 900;
on the a8th day. prize of Is 900, on the
30th day the grand capital prize OF loo, 900
dollars. All the other prizes are floating
from the commencement of The drawing.
Prizes payable 60 days after the drawing
is finished subject TO deduction of Is per
cent.
The drawing v i'll take place, and be COM
ple,ed in this city, in thirty three draw ings
only, with all possible despatch, under the
superintendent Of
X. c. Weightman.
VIM. Brent,
John Davidson.
Daniel Rapine, Esqrs. Managers
Thos. H. Gilliss,
Moses Young,
Andrew Way, Jr.
Tickets and shares for sale in the greatest
variety Of numbers at
ID. GILLESPIE'S
Fortunate Office, Washington, and
KERR e FITZHUGHs.
Office, King st. A!er'a.
Orders directed as above, will meet the
most prompt attention.
Tickets for sale in The New York Litera-
ture Lottery at do; in the Maryland State
Lottery al g; in the University Lottery Of
Mary land at /; in the Cyclopaedia Lottery
Al ID, but will advance TO is in few days.
The real value of each ticket is DIS. Draw.
ing will commence Esd July.
June Ia
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Bravo are de commanders of divisions un.

Bravo are the commanders Of divisions IN
der Victoria.
On the 28th April desperate action was
fought at Tepiaca, about 90 leagues from
Mexico, between the troops under Herrera,
and Bravo; but the action was not decisive,
the patriots having received an accountof
tbe reinfoIcemenis that were on their march
to join the royslists by Oxaca, under the
Commandments Lamas, Conchas, and Sama-
niego, determined to retire upon Cordova
and Orasava, and defend those positions
the Spanish commandant Ebia, having form.
eda junction with bis reiuforcements, march
ID for Palmaf, with the declared purpose of
bringing the patriots to action, and the pa
triots were there in position ready to receive
tie enemy. No news Of the result Of the
expected battle was received on the LIST of
May, only courier that arrived on the 3oth
nit. from Cordova, who asserted verbally
tina, the militia of Puebla had joined the Pa
,riots. with a field piece, howitzer, and 35
rounds Of ammunition belonging to their ar
tillery.
TWAS reported also that the Spanish ge-
neral Ebia had lost two guns-such is the
true state of affairs in Mexico on the LIST OF
May; the city of Mexico had been some time
invested, and the communication between
Vera Cruz and the interiorcut off.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
}Qice Of Asst Com. Of lSx6.

)WICe ~ We Mss COfD. ~ CH0.
Fort Washington, June 6.
SEALED proposals will be received at this
y Office until the a0th instant, for furnish.
ing the troops and laborers at this post, with
Fresh Beef for one year, commencing on the
first of July 1891. The beefto be Of good
and wholesome quality, and furnished ID
quarters when the Quantity will allow, when
less than quarter is required. an equal pro-
portion Of lst I'd and Sd qualities. The con.
tractor to deliver the beef at the post twice
in each week, in such quantities as shall be
directed BY the Assistant Commis.ary, until
the weather is sufficiently cool to allow CT
contractor will be required to deliver il only
once in each week. Good and sufficient Sc
curity will be required for the faithful per-
Torrance of the contract.
THOMAS CHILDS,
1t. T. asst Com. Sub.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT OF THE
Steam Boat DAINTY,

TIME above boat has this day altered hel
Il hours of plying between Washington
and Alexandra, for the greater convenience
of passengers. Leaves the Eastern Branch
at 8 o'clock, A. N. for Alexandria; return
lag, leaves Alexandra for the Potomac
Bridge, at 10 o'clock; and from thence to
xandria, at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ; and leav-
ing Alexandria, for the Eastern Branch, at
8 O'Clock, P. NJ.
TParties of pleasure and others. who
with to 60 farther than the usual route, are
requested to give 3 days notice.
J. JOHNSON.
june 90 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Sales at Auction.
Night Sale.

NISItt SaaC.
nNSATURDAY evening, at early candle
" light, will be sold at the auction store,
variety OF goods, suitable kur dealers, cons
sumers $c.-among which are
Knives ana forks, pocket knives,
Cutting knives, English tea kettles,
Avariety OF locks, bolts, walters,
Carpet brushes, snuff boxes, &c.
Assorted and black silk, FIRST quality;
thread, cotton. vests, &c.
ALSO.
BOOKS, new and old, QUILLS &s:
All without reserve.
Boys not admitted.
S. A. MARsTELLER, auct'r.
june 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Marshal's Sale.

Marshal's Sale.
WILL 10 sold, on the premises, on Sa!
w turday the Cd day Of June next, at
10 o'clock A. NJ. for cash, all the right,
title, and interest of Benjamin Baden, in
and to Brick House and Lot. situated en-
King street, at present occupied by John,
Grub. to satisfy An execution in isyor Of
Joseph Janney.
D. MINOR, DIN,
april 30-3tawts
By consent Of parties the above sale
is postponed until the s6th instant.
June 4.-ts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Charles Bennett.

III AS imported per the Potomac via Lii
IL yerpool, and offers for sale by retail
L. Sheppard's blue and black regent
cloth
Blue imperial super6ne do
Black, butt and white Saxon dress cas-
semere
Black milled elec;oric do
Blue mllled regent do
TT Coronation mixed ,ingla do
"in An extensive assortment OF Irish lin.
ems, sheetings, diapers, Selisias, by whole
sale, only. june 20 Iaw6w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20

New Publications
JUST RECEIVED and FOR SALE BY
A. II. KENNEDY.
Narrative Journal of Travels, from
Detroit, Northwest, tbro' the great
: chain of American Lakes to the
sources of the Mississippi river, in
the year 1890. By Henry r.
Schoolcraft-embellished with a
map and 5 plates. Price 8 90
Forbes Sketches of the Floridas 80
Hening's New Virginia Justice. Sd
ed. revised corrected, greatly en-
larged. and adapted 10 the Revised
Code of 1919. Bound in c,lf 800
No Fiction; Ut The Test Of Friendship
2vols. Zoo
Village of Mariendorpt, by Miss Por.
ter, 2 vols. Zoo
Poems by Bernard Barton, I'd ed. 623
Conversation on CHEMISTRY, in 2vols.
from the 9Th London ed. revised h
corrected, by Thomas Cooper 9 30
Do on Natural Philosophy, (se-
veral pIates) It's
Elements of Euclid, new ed. with the
principal propositions from Dechal-
les. Simson, and Playfair. to which
is added, Plain Trigonemetry, by
r. Simson DO
Moore's Songs, Sacred Songs. and
National Airs, new ed. containing
several, never before published in
America loo
Memoirs Of Charlotte Augusta, Prin-
cess of Wales and SAKE Cobourg 37a
Darby's migrants Guide, with maps 90
Burder's Village Sermons, new ed.
in 4 vols. 4 90
ALSO,
ASlection Of the works Of the most ap-
proved authors id the various branches Of
Literature.
June l8 tt
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Turtle Soup, &c.

OYSTERS, picked oysters, hard and
Isott crabs, sheeps-head, turtle soup &c
always kept and ready TO be. served up At a.
T S1nn notice. by ARAAiNTA WEB.
SIEH, at the corner of Queen and Royal
Directs
She receives her hard and soft crabs eve,
" Tuesday by the steam boat Potomac, ano
Is thereby enabled To give them to her Gust
'os,mers, always perfectly fresh
June iS 8
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
Potatoes, Cider, &c.

Potatoes, Cider, &C.
DOTATOES,
i Cider in barrels and bids.
Hay Rakes
First Quality Beer -.
.Brooms, &c., on hoard the Schr. Eliza
beth & Francis al Janney's wharf. For sale
by THOMAS v. buck.
S no II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20

New.OrlEans Sugars Lemons,
WIN FOWLE T. Co. have this day
w landing from schr. Eliza from New.
20 Hhds. N. 0. Sugar
leo Boxeo Lemons
June 18
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20

New-Orleans Sugar.
TNHIRiY one hhds. first quality New.
L Orleans Sugar, landing and for sale =
Also IN store. Sc boxes Oranges, add SO do.
Lemocs n prime order
LINDSAY 4 HILL.
june LIFT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-20
"a READLNG-ROOM AN,
@SR MARIN l. JOURN VAL. &&

FUIlI Ut .1LFSd11JVDNI1, June IS.
ARRIVED,
Steam Boat Potomac, Capt. Middleton,
% hours from Norfolk with passengers.
Com. Cassin, Capt. Henly and several
navy gentlemen of the number. Left the
Peacock sloop of war last night off ragged
point, bound up.
SAILED,
Schr Moses, Benson, Boston.
- Packet, Howes, Halifax.
Sloop Regulator, Sowles, Providence,
RI.
Schr. Rose in-bloom, Chadwick, Provi-
dence, r. /.
Brig Hope, Martin, West Indies.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28

Within few weeks past. sixty four
volumes Of newspapers have been pre-
sented to the library OF Yale Collage, b,
Abraham Bishop, Esq. Of this city
These papers, which were published in
difereps parts Of the Union. and most OF
tl,cm at times of peculiar interest in the
affairs Of this country, will be valuable
documents for the future historian. We
have been generally, perhaps in Connec-
ticut, too negligent about preserving the
publications oi the day, and too little aware
Of the estimation in which they will be
held by posterity. While in some other
States important establishments exist for
the collection and preservation ofnewspa-
pers, and other fu tive publications, we
seem to have left too much to individual
cxfe and exertion. This collection shows
great attention on she part of MIR. Bishop
tothis important object, and the disposition
he has made it, i, highly honourabIe
10 his libcraiisy. .--N Nsw- Haven paper.
Wild CSf.-During the late severe
weather, the hound Of a person who was
hunting in Great Meadow Hill Woods,
IN the easterly part of Rehoboth, Mass.
(about IL miles from this town. started
a grey Wild Cat. which was pursued a
bout two miles, until 1t climbed q tree,
when it was shot. This unusual visitor
IN our vicinity measured five feet m
length, weighed near 80 weight, (though
poor in aesh,) and Was two feet in height.
Our informant saws, "she had upon the
tips Of her ears black blistes about two
inches i'll length, and was furnished with
what tic boys call Boston whiskers, a.
round her throat, which made her look
quIe herce." The approach of this te-
rocious inmate of the wilderness so near
to the crowded habitaiions of civilized
man, We doubtless occasioned by the H.
ten-iiy of the cold, as two other similar
occurrences are stated in the papers !; !. A
large Wild CAT was killed on the 9Th
ult. not two miles from Salem, Mass.
and Panther was hunted md destroyed
about the same time, near Poughkeepsie,
". Y.--Propidenec Pa,riot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
FROM SANTA MARTHA.

A letter dated St. Martha. Dec. Al
has been received in this city, from c i.
Sarda, Formerly governor of New San.
tander, under Minis, and commander OF
Seio 10 Marina at he time Of its capitula.
tion) stating that he is appointed by the
government OF Columbia. commandant
Of Rio &c Ia Hacbe, and its dependco.
cies-and that at the head If body of
hight troops, he is to keep hipself in
constant motion upon the COASTS Of his
command.
The army Of Columbia he states to be
90, 900 men, well armed--and that il has
IN it soue very good officers
Bah. Patriot
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
sPAvISR cLxIMs.

We have received from our corresppn-
dent, at Washington; printed list of
Claims against the spanish government
Tor spoliations cn our conmerce. 1t sp.
pears by thi, document that the number
Of claims is nine hundred and ten, of
which one hundred and forty two only
hayc furnished their statements. averag-
ing the sum Of fifty-two thousand dol
lars. which would form an aggregate of
six millions. three hundred and eighty
four thousand dollars. Taking this av-
erage for the whole number of claims the
grand total will be forty.seven millions.
three hundred and twenty-thousahd dol
lars. Phiad. Ca5.
We are authorised to state, {savs the
Norfolk Herald of the 18th ms, thar
the application of Com. JAMEs BARON,
to the government, for active service,
has been answered by an intimation, that
apre-fequisite to compliance with his
wishes. in this respect, would be All in
yestigafion OF his conduct from the year
1907, and that while the government
was ntt disposed To call court for this
purpose, a demand to that effect from
him would meet with immediate atten-
fion. The offer has been promptly ac-
cepted by the Commodore.
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con,missioners Noaee.

WE the subscribers bsvirS been appointed b.
w the Hon. c0pti II Probate for the town o.
Newport, Commissioners 10 receive and ersmirs
the claims Of the creditors sgsina the estate OF
ANN RYOv. ...,
widow. late Of said Sewpor. deceased. ssprssess
ed ipsolvess, give notice, that six monihs from te
date hereof allowed the creditors 10 exhibit thei
claims. and that we will attend for the pupose ef
receiving the same. At our respective dwellings, ~
any time during ssld period
NICHOLAS TAYLOR o.-....;.,..,,,,.
STEPHEN GOULD ""'
Al persons indebted - said estate, are reqssssG
70 make immediate psymest to. -.y.... do.
-. - -, 'oss Sxows' ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28

e;oas occurrences. Some took posses
sion oil all the small boats on the river
Thames, sagaciously concluding, that
during fire, the water was the safest
place. Some attornics who had enrich
ed themselves by the ruin Of their cli-
e,,s, gave publick notice that they were
ready TO make restitution. The stocks
fell considerably, and there was great
run ON the banks. 4 Dutch Captain
then in the river threw his cargo, gun
powder, over board, that the ship might
not be damaged. The Archbishop of
London's palace was crowded BY divines,
consulting their chief as to form of
prayer to be used on this alarming occa-
sion. Some Of the Queens MAIDS of
Honor, burnt their profane books, and
substituted works Of piety in their place;
and on the day previous to that on which
che aonAagration was looked Tor, several
nobleman who kept n,isuesses, attend
ed church with them in order to be mar.
ried The Comet made its appearance.
bns no change took place except in the
minds Of those who had made restitution
for the wrongs they had committed; a
change, however, which proved OF little
service to then.-N r. Nal Ads.
Census sf,he Cily Of Asw- York, for
l82O.--Free white males ofl6 to IS,
25, 1853. total numbcr Of males, 55,3l2;
total number Of females, 57,50S; free
black males, 4l94; females, 6l74:
.Htves, males. AT; females, sal: To-
TAI, l23, 706.
There are between the ages of 10 and
Is years, 1899. white males, which
number beng deducted from the num-
Der of those between the iges Of l6 and
As. will lelve 23,854 men subject to
militia duty.
The number OF foreigncrs not naturali-
zed is 5084; the number of persons con-
cetned in agriculture, 386; IN commerce
90 p, in manufactures, 9l89.
Total in 1900, U. S census, 60 4S9
increase 63,2l7: in 1910 do do. 90,
373--increa,e 1888; in 1916, corpo-
ration census, l00.6l9-increase z3,
o87; in 1919, do. do. ll9,657--in.
crease 4049.
The census Of Maine. in, 1900. was
l5l,7l9; in 1910, 22S,705-giying all
increase Of 6.986. i'hr present pom
ksion is 297, 1889; increase the last ten
years, 50, l34--so that it appears the in-
crease for the last ten years has not been
50 great as the ten preceding, by 1882.
Portland Axgus.
CD 1uycy 1f <,sSe
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SHIPPING LIST.
PORT or NeypoRr.

GT Ne CkGroAees.
MEMORANDA
Brig Louisi Hart, OF this port, has arrived OF
phisieiphs from New-Orlesns
schooner Tassel Dayton. of this port sailed from
Bourde ,ux Dec, i6,h, for New-Orieaos
Brig Poily, sbesrman. Of this port. arrived at So.
vsaaah PEP i0,n. from Point Petre
sioop Golden tge..Greene, Of THIS port arrived
elizabeth Citytos the 6th inst from II Bsrts
Arrived at Wilmington on the iIih inst big Do.
yer. Farrier. Of Providence. days from this port
Arrived st Wilmington. on the Iqh ins' brs Do.
mestie. Barney. si Warren from Wilmington
Al 81 Ubes Dec 81, brig Brutus. Phillips, oftbi,
port from Bremen. IN qssrsn'inc
A Elizabeth CITY, on the 7.h iust sehoQ6ry Pris.
Ails, PiSee, foe shis PERI
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PIsTARENES
10000 Dollars /!
NlGHES1 i.hIlE!!!
STA rE LOTTERY
ron THE ENC0UR.iGE.MENT or
DOM EoTIC ND y , j IL Y.

TINE above ShiendiS and very fohuiar
i Loapy, (tAr Sesede Of whssh viii Dc
ssen on our .6rsf hoye will hounveiy COM
mtne' D'AwinG ia Pfy,denee on the 81 day
Il June next, and win finish in eleven draw
ing days; and as no lB!snks, but oil Prices,
Will come out, dur,og the drawing, II viii be
,he pGs, inserssang Lsuery .sef dawn In
this Sls,C. As u Is for ihe bencff Of az e!as'
SEQ Of our tndunrhns fellow eiTxers through.
nut the State il is hoped that al (who can a;'
fod iD will buy k5eraay,
The price of Tickets will, from the nature
OF The fnfe,ssfing SchrEe, adssnce 10 S SO,
hefore the d, awing commences.
This earl, lbioI nation OF 1he rise o. The
Tickets is gwen, tho, all may have on oppor-
oniy TO 63y at the original price, II they sp-
ply immediately. t
A iibersI discount will be made to those
who buy 10 sell again.
The Bank Noes Of (almosD all the Banks
in the Union will be taAeo ~ Far, iot Tickets
and Psrs. A..
4 o.ders For Tickets from sny part OF ihe
United Sistea Enclosing the cash and postage
paid) will bs Immediately susndedio., 4, =
For The accommodation Of The poblic 10
ES"S 'at 9. .~p"iPie'o "os vi CAV" ev Wa"
ing viii be published in all the Providence
oewspspers.. tt., -
Every person who buyss Tieket Half o.
Qua ,er will havo SeheDe Of he Lottery,
prin ed on zach ssen' prico ct Wa.le
Ticko', SIS; Half 8 2 90 aasr,er, 3 81
Eighe. rs CeMs;-- Sale, Ia great vari
STEPHEN II CAHooNE,
Who will pay ,he- Cssb for oil P'izes sold b
him IN ilis Loua ys-as soon ss drawn.
Newpor Feb. 20. A-
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Lonnllsaio,h rs .Nonee.

II. Commission .Norcc.
WE. the subscribers having this ray been sPs
poiuted by the Hon. Court OF Probate, Of the
town of Newport. in the ceuniy Of NewpVrt, CONF
missioncrs to receive and examine the olains -
gsinst the esta,e Of So. 80. 4#
JOHN FERGCsoN. Tobscconist,
late Of Newport. deceased. represented insokogt.
do hereby g,se notice. that six months IRON the
date hereof. are allowed ~ the creditorp OF sa'd
aud that we shaft attend tor that purpose Al ouf re-
spee,ive dwellings st any time during said PerDd-
snAsass s4saass g. Srsss; css;ooSr c.~~'as"'-.. ,
All persons indebted TO said estate, are requestQ
TO make immediate payment TO
ANNA FERGUSON, Executrix.
Newport Feb 4, 1921 tP2lJ
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DIED,

DIED. ...
In this town. vcsterdsy afternoon, Mr.. ALrAAs.
preJAeK, IN the 10th year Of his age
On he 18Th iust Nc J.Mgs w GopDARp, in
s,!e 27b year Of his age Mi Goddard was young
gentleman Distinguished for orbaniy of manners. >.
sweetness Of Jenpe-, correct morals, aud strong
anti vigorous mind industrious and peryeyering ia
his profession, he bade fair 10 become ons of our
nscfhl aud ni, igen oi,izens lie bore bis af
e,etive sickness, which was long and .gonising,
with pous resignation, and yielded his sou into the
hand and control of that IERcrFuL Con Who gave
it to him. without murnur oc scarcely regret
He diei ae he ii,ed--the honest man an The chris
tisn o yipe M grace 20 die the death II Ae ist
At MIddicIown, on he 81 Iost Miss S,AaTEA
WAap. aged rs. daughter OF Mr. John w Ard
Al Providence, Mrs. pHILeSA DAY, aged IL,
wife of Mr. EoenezeT Dp --- YiLLIAn porr an.
infant of Capt JAM IS Ds SCH ased IS. months
--UErR7. son, OF Nr. john HItchins, nged
nonths. Tin Saturday norning last. suddenly,
WrLLfAM MISSY, son Of iir Jsnes Dl,ibur.
aged years and months :. l
AT Niddleborongh usss on the 23h ult Capt
WtLLIAn WILD. ssed % lie was in. the amvri-
can schooner Ninerys, bound from ST. J,go lie Cuba
to philadelphia, when be was taken by South A.
merican prlySieer and carried into Bavenqunlen-
he was there taken sick. and left his vessel for
homs. but survived onl, thirteen days after reach.
ing there . .ts
In Groton, (Con) Mr. JOSIAH HnwLsT. aged IS
yesrs--He was the father Vt ~ children by one
wife .s.l.. .
IL Ashford, Con on the Goth Of Jan Mrs MAsoA.
as7 SoARsoaoeoH. aged Hinsty four years She
fsnhfu, discharged the office Of dairy maid at the
barn and house till within four days of her death
was cole manager Of her domestic concerns ard,
excepting The three .ast years Of her lfe she
failed to manufacture sufici.nt co,n for her family.
and 10 make an annual present TO the minister $
N New-Orlcans. Capt JoHs BAaHsy, OF North.
Kingstown. the 2sd Jan on board ship Cath.
srne. on her passage from Batavia to Salem, Capt
PRA sers Euler, of Providence =.
At Charieston on the 18th inst Mr. G.c=e: "a
ssirs.a native of Bos,oo. and recently Of this
town, in the zlst year Of his age
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THAT well known Farm, on sachuest Point. in
Midd etown. no v improved BY Mr. Stephen
Stsdman, cont aiming about seventy acres Posses
sion ell be gwen on the sS,h day of March next
hLSO--I The Dwelling House and Lot, situate 10
Newport. sdjoiaIog to and next south Of Nicholas
G-ofroy's Possession Of said Housr, &c Can he
given Immediately
described premises, apply TO
DUfEE J PEIRCE, and
JAMES rOWSsRND.
.Aauv on the Esfate II -vHh Hazard
NIB The above Farm IL NJ. let previous 60 the
10th Of March next, will on that day be let at Pub
lie Auction. at Al O'Clock, in front Of Mr.. Tsws.
ssNps Cofee-ao
Newport. feb II, 1921
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1821-02-28
MfRRIED

In this town. on sand NY evening last, Mr.. JosRPH
TRw TO Mise MARy soorr, daughter Of Mr.. VIII
liam scott
~ rlver,on, Mr.. Oats WEBpER tn Miss Ann
nussRs 5ansi,s~~ ef H-v.-.. s>ficn u'iffes MY
FsAscrs BaAYroN to Miss AsSis LAKE dsugh.
ter of Mr Pardon Lake Mr. EsgARp Hhsohpss
to Miss CRRrsrIAsA SH rAnnag, daughter of MIR
William Shvarnlan
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