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ADVERTISEMENT.
~..r ~, h,,s. Enrland Pailad.nn

CFfs- fat .Asrs- England Paladsnm
DIR rARRIsHS SERMON The elegant DIS.
course frcm this Distinguished divine. before the
CSnp:ansa Of .hins,ss. has just issued from 'he
press Its doctrine is this" II is the design OF God,
by tic Gospel Of Christ. to establish lasting peace
through the world" This sen,ifnent is eoquently
enforced. Far aud us evils; Peeee aud IFS benefits,
are illustrated by sound argument and besutfu i'm
agery An protessed friends OF peace should peruse
this able auxiliary. and circulate II widely. thai nu'
merous sdherenis may be gained to this glorious
csose Of God and man. And The public generally
will be amply repsid in the perusai Of discourse,
spropos. learned and eloquent
The a6eyr 10 for sole at
JAMES HAMMOND'S
DRr Goops AND BOOK Sgdss.
Newport, June 25, 1871.
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NEWPORT BANK.

NOTIcE IS hereby given, that the half
IN yearly Dividend will be declared and
paid, ON Monday. the secood day Of July
next. TO those who sppesr BY the books o.
The B,nk, TO be Stockholders on the 2SI lost
y. by order
IDHN-R, sHEtRMAN, Cashier.
Newport. Iune 80, 1924: s~..
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PHILOSOPHICAL. EXHIBITION
.7T TIE THEATRE
MIR. BRUNEI has he honor 20 inform
lS1 the ladies and gen,emen Of Newport,
aad ,,s vicinity, that he will give
Brilliant Representation,
TO MORROW EvKsIso. Thursdas. JIr-e %,
which, for ingenuity and inven,iun, sur passes
every thing of the kind here,ofore seen in
this toya. lie viii ,onish the beholders by
q great variety of ExpeIimen,s 10 Philosophy
bod Iiiusion.
.dmony tts great vzriefy, calculated 10 asion:
ish i6s uoss fese,rafng and drssimi-
Mating etsevper. ryff DC
THE MUSICAL DOLLAR,
Which Ounces any time the company may re-
qolre.
Tn. yogpGRs or TaE LIMP.
With many Other astonishing Expefimsris,
r9o nnmreou. to psr;icutslise here.
~ Dsors ohes az haLf hasf seven o'f!ock,
had Performance 20 commence az quarter tasf
efs'.f. precisely.
-1d'ris'Gnee so een's-- Children ha.J ariee.
81 TICKETS 20 6s hsd az fhe Place q nr,jorm-
0nee. June 27.
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FLOUR.

Jm, recr.sed f-sm .4,crrdr,a, ahey.r sq's
On GAaD.ERb WsAay,
$50 bbls. Suptriine FLOUR, ta't
family brands.
so half bbis. 90. do.
IS bbis. scrstch'd do.
Apply 10
June 8. JOHN Is LYON,
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n
The LADIES vi aGALlNE,
1s.esasd to aid in tie cdase of Ptety,
Rel,gioa. dn.! Morality.
EDITED BY ABaDY
A S the light of the glorious 'spes OF !s.
N sus Chtis, difases It's benign rays, and
shines With increasing splcndor over be-
trignted wotl.:, and lie Holy Spirit pours It's
sacred iuhaences in the heart, the question OF
Ss. Paui becomes most emplfaticaIly the G's,
qusAioo Of eve enlightened Sinne'.--
>. Eard what witt thou have me 10 do '"--
Rsl:gios is sciipe--The sacred FIRE gIows
with al, rresistable ardor aud to do good,
and 10 commuoicate, IS NOT only considered
as a divine command, bot one Of the highes.
privileges oi our nature.
Impressrd with solemn sense Of the ddly
swe Owe to God and Man, Of the shor,oess Of
time. in which we can pc for N that duty, and
Inc high responsibility 10 which we s,abd, 10
the Author Of all good, have long wished
thasI nigh, in some way or other Sc ems
bled- 10 cast my mite into ,hc sacred tressu; y,
nod afer much de.ioerslon upon what meth
pi shall pursue 70 aid in The benevo'eo,
plans which ARE calculated TO ad'sDce the
eouse of our adorahis I'd and Saviour,
2'aFS hCst W sbE X '-~ W
God, to have printed, Monthly, The LADIES
MAGAZINE
1t shalt contain r .ligious &c Historical sub
iecis, Letters snd Poetry, deeply Interesting.
Perhaps it will DO some ieddcement TO you,
10 know il viii be edited by female but it
Is supe' fuors to mskc this remark TO my
sex, sf'er bss'ng observed thar the demgn is
50 aid IN fhe 6eaevo!ens mans now forming in
the world. My happiness will be almost per-
feeIif by tins means, should succeed in
siding those who arc sending the sgord " G5d
60 those who sit Ia dsfkoess.
II life and immoraliy arc brought to light
BY The Gospel, should not those who have
felt sta divine powers make every effort for It's
6istributioo auorg the Iiestbenf
For this l shall endesvor 10 render fhe
iAprEs MxeAsfgE - Interesting as possible.
CONDITIONS.
fst The vonk shalt be commenced az soon asa
sshicien, number of Subscribers shall be obtauned
tSUsrr AIT the undertaking
~. II wiii commence with 80 pages. per month,
bu, increased should It meet the wishes OF its pat
rons.
81. 1t viii be printed IN an os,avo form, with
good type and fair psper.
sh Ibe price to subscribers will be 80 per an-
nun payable on delivery Of the 6,l, number.
Halt the profits Of the work viii I've exclusively de.
voted TO The Bible and Missionary cause.
f.1J Subscribers viii pie sse to call at ur.JAMzS
AuMfo8D Store, No SO. 1'hames.sreci.
Newport, lues u. 1871.
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W. GOLD WANIIiu IA
WIN. JAMES 1ILLtY.

No. tn, n TNhNEssTNfEEi y
md No. !, Cnsfon H,tse Cou,f,
WANTS Eom 'Yo 10 tweoy 'op.rhd
w doils,s. 10 eiber Bthisa. Portugal,
hmstjcsp, freicb or Saspish Gold, for
which lie will pay as fol!ows---blis OF ehhcr
Banks in tbs town, or bills Il Enchsrgr at
sipb: on Boston. Jun, 90.
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Z season, lu ne sa's OF WHICH, iof Sucophts 700
and goodnesS he can have 90 rival.
.9sioay which. ar. fls following, pi: r.
a oompscIt sssort Lnen Cambrics,
tnrni oi Brosdo,olhs Long iswo,
Blcc, black s Fancy One Case all elick
Csssimeres, Csnton Grapes,
Woolinetts, Also, Colored Ctetes
Ssuineus, Vesdngs, Back * green itaSan
Qucsps Clah .or Grape.
,tf2ck cos,s, On ,io hs,
Msrino Shswls and Suspt nte,s.
haodkerehei-. CHIP Flats By the 90.
64 and "a Domba- zen,
ziDs, Ligh, Ca'icocs,
! yrrd wide Points for Black lo,.uiug, chcep
on,y IS 10 2s 6i the Levsntines aud pla,d
yard, Siiks,
Fancy Muslin dresses Bonpc, Slks,
Imitation book mus Fancy snd plain Rib
slinS bons,
Chain Buttons as low Ladies and Gentle.
as 3, dcx rnrrs KID, silk and
Goat, Vest, and other beaver Gloves,
buttons, yellow Nsnkins,
GaIqors & Ferretis, Ioseitiog Trimming,
Umbrellas & Parssoi, Lioep and Couon
Pain, white and stri- Lace,
ped leans, Conoans & Scersuck.
Corded Veiveis 2,:i ers.
the yd, Silk and cotton Hos.
Stout Velsets Tor % ie,y,
Cd the yd. Robes snd Srsrfes,
KNIVES and Scissors, Sbjr,iogs and Cam.
CHEAP and good, b'ies, ..,.lt.1
Ginghains, Brown and white Iiu'
CbiiJtens oil hprcns, en-,
Fieur'a and Plain Fancy .Crava;s,
silk Lace, Linen Damask,
Checks and Ticking, Dali & ether F'ing:s,
Sewing silks, Twist Table Clo,is, s..
and Thread, Muil null Moslns,
ALSO,
4 One Case Of Straw Bonnc's, by the dozen.
Gcn,lemops Leghorn Has, sod ooc Bale
moso oilhose cheap black 30 MBAZGTTS,
June 90
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FOn SALE,

Ind fossessioa givea inmedinfcig ]
A small Estate lying IN Mitdlctowni
r. 1 Containing or. acre Of Iand. well fenced
With good stone wall. very plcassuuy si,usted: Will,
con- -enicnt dwelling ~s.se aud Other buildings: |:
some excellent sppie trees, and ncvef fitting vel
Of water thereof For terms nppy TO ELiZ NDETH
SMITH. on tue premises, or JhMES't AhLEy,
Newport. ..
MidS.cthwh May 9Th, 1921
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NEW BOOKS.


MARINO FALiLkO, Doec Of Venice,
tragedy IN five acis, by Lord Byron, vol
52 l.2 csns. ...
NOBLE SLAVES, or the lives and dd'
vehtusc, Of two Lords snd two Ladies. beiog
. hisro'1 Of ven :. ksbie events, by MIS-. IA
bin, vol. 60 l2 cents.
MY FRIENDS FAMILY, "a sketch OF
intendeGto Suggest some practical hints on
Religiao aud Domestic manners, by Mrs.
M4rsbalh vol IS cts.
HENRY LOSGDEN, The Life OF compi'
led from bis owu Memoirs; from his diary,
and his letters sad other authentic docu'
mems. Behold sd fsrselite indeed, IN
whom 10 no gaile." 1 vol so cts.
Tho above are for sale at the Dry sioods
O. Book Sore Of JAMES HAMMOND.
JUICE 90 1921.
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NOTICE,

10 Tavern kespers and Retailers.
A LII lavern-keepers and retailers OF
4 n spiri,uous liquors in the town OF Ne~port'
hereby notified, that their licences win expire
the 3h OF jay next, snd that they will be renew
cd ON application TO the Town-cierk, At any time af.
ter the 2s,h inst by order OF Council
CHARLES GyLe,. Council Cefk
Newport, June %. ~
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The Scdagm jH biooded .;iotse
YOUNG ECLIPSE,

WILL stand the ensuing SEASON at TIC
S,sbe Of Mr. LEvi SBEaRsss, 10
Portsro roouih.--Young Eclipse wss sed oy
The celebrated ,botougb bred Hose Eclipse,
and his dam was sized by the hrsbisn Yong
Dey of Algiets, oui Of full bloodsd Marc,
from the wsIl known borse Mssssege,.
PouscpooIb, Jsps 1, isSL 10 3r,.
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LegAorns, Sirasvs, and CHIPS.
WAl. JAMES TiLLEY,

ia. 1874, ihamss- Street,
Snd .No. !, Cxs,on House Cclrf,
11hS just opeoed-!ne case elegant Log
i. 4 horns, from 8 2 20 S 10 eaeh-aiso ono
s.l,o Stray Bonnets, very cbeap--and few
SbipsS-whic for cash, viii be sod low.
= Neyi,a,t, luDe 27
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YOUNG OMAR.

Y . G. y nj A II,
Il OMAR. will ,s,.pd ~ The stable OF
SAsuEL CtHhk,'in N,ddleiown, the ensoing
stasot. He isrhfee Yeas old this spring
was sired by the foll-bjooded horse CMAR,
imported by the late Com. Pent--ais dam
wa, The noted Msdcoborough mare. Tho
shove horse needs only to - seen, to be ad-
mired.
Mid4Ie,own. June & se
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AZ ST. L'ROIX KUN g SOG AK.
10 Hh1s.S,. Gioix RU NJ.
10 boxes Havana Ds"gn SUGAR, jus, re-
eeived by sioop He,aId, and oR,eed ior sale,
Ey .s0 ARCHIBALD MUNRO.
!. Newpoty,syype II
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.rUssEYs PNTENT
ECONIl lMIHAL GHIDIROWS.

EEOWD NIGH GEIUIROWo.
'IrHi. subscriber bss just recsired few packages
4 of Masssys Pasenf Eeonomieai Gridirons' a val
u.ble Improvement in Domcs,ic Economy much is
said in their favor, and much more msy with pro-
priety be said. Tile pubic se repoe,ted 20 exam
nc and try tleHi-once using will convince any rea.
scnable person Of their utility For sale al the
MlHafacory prices by ,s.s..
WILLIAM II RATHBONE.
Head Of Packet HhGJ
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No /, Gastom Ronse Louit,
WILL this day open a complete as
sonmen, OF Goods suitable for the
Season, 10 h, sale Of which, for chespness
and goodness W can have 90 rival.
.qaieliy which. are fls following, pi. r.
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pROPOSALS,

Far publishing BY subscription,
PEaroDIcAL Woax, TO BE RkTITLfn
The LADIES M aGALlNE,
lasesaed to aid in fhe eisse o5 Ptety,
ReI;gioa. dn! Morality.
Cf,frE,.py kYsDY
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. One Case Of Straw Bonnc's, by the dozen.
Gcn,lemops Leghorn Has, snd o"c Bale
moo oilhose cheap black BO MBAZ&TTS.
June 20.
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At meeting of the commissioners
named in the act, entitled can act incor-
porating company to establish a turn
pike road from Wiley's tavern in the
county of Fairfax, to a point OF lntersec-
ton ON the little river turnpike road, or
on the line of the district of Columbia, !"
convened in pursuance ofpublic notice. at
the tavern of Samuel Cats at west
End, in the county of Fairfax, on Mon
day the 25th day of June, 1891.
Present, Francis Payton,
Augustine j. Smith,
amos Hereunder,
.Mordecai c. FitshUga,
Jonah Thompson and
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views OF reliGior--for luminous ora.
and beautiful simplicity Of style b,s.
rarely been surpassed. His pie,v W..
warm, active, sincere, and steady no. y
that austere and rigid cast, which dist'
guishes some zealots Of the present d.,
and in my mind does real injury to :,
cause; not eyaporating in words pro..
sions, and ceremonies. but seated in "
heart-manifested in all his aetiops-nS
gled with charity and love,-and resno,
ding to every call of genuine religion
In all his relations to society, he was .,
emplary-as husband, a master a ns;sl
Dor, friend, none could excel bimNs|
warmth of heart, and expansive be,sro
lence he had few equals: most truly mo,
we say, che had heart for piety. and .
hand open as day for melting charit,a
Never did child of want leave hi, d..
empty handed, nor did he wait their es1
his active charity sought them out All
succoured them in their obscure hoyel,
How many Of the poor, shivering witt
the winters cold, has he furnished witt
wood and raiment? These are facts viii
which we are familiar. In all the srS
scriptions which have circulated, wbeth,,
for religious or or charitable purpose,
land many have there BEEN he took
warm and active part-his name was Of.
ten at head of the list-his contributjon
always most liberal. The full amount d
his charities can be known only to hi,
God Tin his book they are written); bat
we may safely affirm, that in proportion
to his revenue, few men have lived who
have given more to the poor and needy
These are the deeds of DR.. Balmain the
works which shall follow him-the fruits
by which he shall be known. A man,
profession may be but 'tinkling symbol
while ne teaches others, he may be him.
self 'a cast away" but when his doctrin
and his practice 60 hand in hand-whea
his life is the best commentary on bis tex,
then have we all the certainty whnh
mortals can receive, of the sincerity Of bis
faith, and the purity of his heart the.
may we say, with confident hope, "heha
fought good fight, he has finished hi
course, he has kept the faith-hencefOrti
there is laid up for him, crown Of RICH
teousness, which the Lord, the righteeu
Judge, shall give him in that day"
this can be said of any human being, it
my firm belief that it may Of our believe
and lamented pastor. HIN. Rep.
A PARIS HOMER.
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NATURAL CURIOSITY.

Mr. misunderstanding through the
medium of veur much improved paper an
invitation, in common with others, to con-
tribute my share ofmatter towards filling
up either the curious. entertaining, or use
full columns of the same, hasten TO COM
ply with the request. shall begin with
description of a natural curiosity, stu
ated in he county of Hampshire, about
"a miles from Winchester, called eau
dy's Castle. 1t stands on the banks of
the Big Capon, a little more than mile
above its junction with the North river,
and derives ITS name from - Caudv.
who, when the country was first settled
and much infested with hostile tribes of
Indians. found place ofretreat in small
natural cave on the side af; that stupen-
dous pile of rocks, commonly called the
Castle In the following description |
shall not pretend to mathematical accura-
CIV, as have no means Of coming at it,
were it all necessary. 1t is thought by
some, that from the top of the highest
point Of rocks to the surface of the creek,
which passes along its base, is nearly 600
feet. 1t is almost perpendicular on the
side next to the Caron but on the oppo-
site side, it is supported by the mountain
which rises to within sixty feet of its sum-
nit. 1t is composed Of a strata of sand
stone, and appearsto have once held ho-
rizontal position, intead of the vertical
one which from some cause it now as
sumes. The strata is about 10 feet in
thickness at the top, increasing towards
the base 100 or $50 in width. When
viewed from a distance, this imposing
front, presenting surface of more than
90 600 square feet of natures substantial
masonry, strikes the mind with reveren-
tial awe, and leads the beholder to con-
template on the grandeur Of that being,
who "looketh upon the nations as drop
from the bucket, and as the small dust of
the balance who takcth up the isles as
very little thing"
The general appearance is that of a gi-
gantic edifce in a state of dilapadation :;
the foundation of which is hidden by the
broken fragments of rocks, which have
fallen from the more depending and eleva-
ted portions of the rock, and are heaped
up by its front side to about the height of
so feet. The stream, which is here some
what broader and smoother than is COM
mon in other parts of it, adds much to the
beauty Of the scene
With some degree of fortitude and ex-
ertion in climbing the rocks, the highest
part may be attained, which commands
delightful view Of the romantic scenery
which then surrounds you, were your
mind entirely free from the painful appre-
tension of being Precipitated, together
with the rocks on which you stand, from
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District of Columbia,
Alexandra county set:

Alexandra county set:
May Term 1872 2tst day.
IN CHiNCERT,
John Hampton and James Hampton, joint
Merchants trading under the firm and
style OF John and James Hamptan-Com
piaiHani,.
Against
John Love, Bryan Hampson and Joseph
Haitian Hampson the two last trading un'
der the 6rm OF Bryan Hampson and Son,
and Thomas Hutton and William Hutton
-Defendanls
TIME defendant, John Love, not having
i entered his appearance and given Sc
curity according to the statute and The rules
Of this court, and it appearing TO the salts
faction of the court, upon affidavit filed. thai
the said Defendant John Love, is not an H.
habitant of this District, on motion OF the
complsinants by their counsel, it is ordered
that the said defendant John Love, do ap'
pear here on the first day Of November Term
next. and enter his appearance TO the suit,
and give security for performing the DEGREES
Of the court-and that the other defendants
Bryan Ham2son and Joseph Hatton Hamp'
son, trading under the firm OF Bryan, HamP
son and son. and Thomas Hutton and VIII
liam Hutton, do not pay away, convey Of
secrste the debts by them owing TO, or ths
estate or effects in their hands belonging :;
the said absent defendant John Love, until
the further order or decree Of this court; and
that copy ofthis order be forthwith insert
ed in enc OF the public newspapers publish
ed in this county for tao months successive
", and that another copy be posted at 10
front door Of The Courthouse OF said county
"a eopyl Teste, EDM. |. LEE, &C
iupe 81. 1921,
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OBITUARY.

Died, on SATURDAY the 10th of June,
the Rev alexander Balmain, for the last
10 years pastor of this parish, and resi-
dent in this town. Full Of years, full Of
honor, did this venerable man descend to
the grave: he had almost reached his
eightieth; and though, for some time past,
the infermities of age have pressed hea-
Willy upon him, he stlil preached, and per
formed the other functions OF his office,
till he was wholly confined by illness
To those, among whom DR.. Balmain has
lived, it would be useless to speak his
praise except as discharging debt of
gratitude, and holding up bright exam
pie for imitation: nor can the language of
panegyrick exalt his character with his
Hock-his life and his works speak for
him to them, in voice tender and more
emphatick-a voice which can never de-
ceivs, can never be misunderstood. DR..
Balmain had mind well cultivated by a
liberal education and much reading his
sermons, for strong, correct, and rational
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Neuburyport, June le.

Neuburyport, June le.
WATER sPoUTs.
Capt. Wilson, who lately arrived here
from the West Indies, has furnished US
from his Journal with the following ac-
count of very dangerous water spout
On the 2ad of May, in lat, Sc, IS long.
50, so, fresh gales from S. S. w. & squat
": at 4P. NJ a heavy cloud appeared on
our weather quarter, about west, which
approached us very fast; prepared the
vessel for a heavy squau, when the rain
began to descend in torrents. All at once
we saw FIVE large Water Spouts forming
under the cloud, upon the sea, about one
and half miles from us, going with the
cloud nearly in a lire n, E. by E. with
astonishing swiftness. They appeared
about half a mile from each other, at
about equal distances, and connecting
themselves with the cloud. The sea for
a considerable space where the base of
the spouts appeared, exhibited the most
tremendous commotion; they appeared
in the cloud above to be as large as
tierce. At this time number more were
forming. s appeared to approach us very
fast We now thought ourselves in the
utmost danger, for all our efforts to dissi-
pate them in the usual way, were unavail-
ing; but the wind hauling Northwestern
", and blowing fresh, we let on. some of
our reefs, trimmed sharp by the wind,
and fortunately gained to the windward
of them. They passed US little astern,
so that we had fair view of them. and
they presented one of the most awful sub
lime scenes in natuee. We had seamen
on board the brig who had followed the
sea from ten to thirty years, and none of
them had ever before witnessed so dan
gerous water spout, or any of such mag
nitude. Had we been SO minutes sail
astern, conceive there would have been
no possibility of escape from utter destruc
ton. The water was in continual agita-
ton for fifty or sixty minutes, and am
free to confess never before had an ade-
quate idea of the horrors OF one of these
phenomena.
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Creditors of I. Towers, decd
:, RE hereby notified. that the amour
"a OF their claims will be paid them, BY
calling on |. ROBBINS, Admir-,
june 81 st.
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Notice.

TINE members Of the Washington Soeleg
l. Of Alexandra, are hereby notified! tna !
a regular meeting OF the said society vii 9
held at CGssr's Hotel on "Wednesday, 'Os
4th u July al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
c. P. THOMPSON. +
june p
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l. was resolved, that books of subscrip-
ton be opened, in virtue of said act, at
Wileys tavern, in the county of Fairfax,
at the town-hail, Alexandra, on Monday
the Esd day of July next, at Wiley's tav-
ern, under the direction of Augustine j.
Smith. Mordecai C. Fitzhugh, William
Moss. Thomas Fairfax and johnson
Cleveland, or any three of them, at Alex
andria, under the direction of Jonah
Thompson, Amos Alexander, James II.
Hooe. Jacob Hoffman s. Francis Payton,
or any three of them, and that the books
remain open for twenty days thereafter,
unless the whole stock shall be sooner
subscribed.
Resolved. That the stock in said road,
shall be divided into shares of fifty dol
lars each.
Resolved, That notice of the time, and
place of opening the books of subscription,
be published in both the papers of Lees
burg and Alexandria.
Signed, by order of the Commissioners,
FRANCIS PAXTON,
Chairman.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-27

Philadelphia, Juae %.
The elegant U. s. schr. Dolphin, OF u
guns. was launched this morning, from
the Navy Yard, Southwark.
We understand she is to be fitted for
sea Immediately, under the command OF
Lieut.. Connor, to accompany the Frank
lin "a, now preparing at Boston for q
cruize in the Pacific, under the orders OF
Com. Charles Stewart.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-06-27

were said TO be dull there also.--PassenseFs
in the Only Daughter, MIR. ". r. Mat.
,hews, Capt. Knapp, Miss Susan Tate and
female servant, all OF Baltimore.