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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-04-01

A numerous herd of reindeer, under
the care OF family Of Laplsnd shep.
nerds, have arrived in England. Thev
are to be sent 10 the extensive waste and
beaths IN Berkshire, which are found to
produce III great abundance, the fdcben
KougIlerinus, on which these noble ami.
mails iced. Most OF the female are with
young and the strongest hopes are en-
famed OF :heir being added to our stock
OF useful and domestic quadrupeds.-
They are perfectly tame the Aesh the
most exquisite veDison land their milk
of nearly the coDsisteDce Of cream, and
the finest flavor and nutritive quality
The people who brought their houses,
furniture, sledges, &c. with them, are
the most diminulivc, .ofthe human race,
never reaching the height Of Eve feet
They are clothed in skin of the reindeer,
with its thick fur outside.
There are only provincial bankers
IN ireland this year in 1909 there we're
4S Londo1ha.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-19

.1FThcrei- heart broken petros in the followir
li"es which viii call ioGth the uiute of sensiblit
iIom every ieelin. mind
From, Ire Charleston CourierJ
Tie comes not-I have watcb'd the moon 20, down
Du, vet nc comes not-once IL was not So.
lie THINKS not how thc,e bitter tears do how
he while he holds his rict in .ls town.
ct he viii { me and chuie. aud [ shall weep;
And he VIII wake infant from its Sleep
10 blend his feeble waiting with my tears.
%! how love n mnthers watch to keen
over those sleeping eycs-ihat smile which cheers
MY heart, though sunk in sorrow, fxtl and deem
had a husband once, who lo-'d mc-now
ne ever Wear Il fruwn uron his throw
and feeds has passion On a winton's lin
As bees. from laurel fow'rs q poison Sin;
trt yet l cannot hste--O there were bo,rs
Whrn could hang forever ON his eve
And lime, who stole with silent svnness bv
Strewed, as he hurried n. his path with How're
lovd hin, then he lovNf me toc-nJy heart
Siill finds its nndncSS kindle, il he smile
he memory of our loves will ueer depart;
.hl tnnSi he often sting me with a dart
enofnd ANA hnrid, and waste upon the vile
,.iressrs which has babe and mine should share
nn'ugh he should Spurn me, will calmly hear
iilN madness-and should sickness come and Law
us nlr.iyztl" hand upon him then
wpud with kindness. all NV wrongs renav
Until the icntcnt should weep and saw ~
no" injured aud how faithful had hcen p
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
NATIONAL CALENDAR
AND
ANNALS OF THE U. STATES;
FOR 1922.
Price so just Published, and for Sale by
II. T. KENNEDY. Z.
ADVERTISEMENT.

ADVERTISEMENT.
q On presenting the third volume Of the Ma
tional Calendar to tho public, the publishers
feel much satisfaction, in being able to state,
that the two former have been well received"
esNo labour has been spared in endeavoring
to render this more useful than the others. All
the lists of Officers of the Government have
been carefully corrected, and compared with
official copies; all changes in each Department
noted; the Army and Navy Lists, are given as
thew actually stood, the first day of the pres.
ent year; including all promotions made during
theyear preceding; with the new organization
of the Army, and the Lineal Rank of the Off
GERS, &C."
eSeyeral new heads have been added to the
work in the present volume; among the most
important, perhaps, are
j. The State ofthe Treasury.
Q. Il Statement If the Foreign Commerce Of
tile U. States, IN 1921.
8. Il Synopsis ofthe Latrs Of the United States,
passed at tie last Session Of Congress.
4. The several appropriations for the year
1921. -
5. The Census of 1902
..The first four heads aforementioned will be
continued from year to year; and will, it is pre-
sumed, be found highly useful
"Accuracy, has always been the first objsct
in this work; and it is confidently believed that
all the statements it contains may be fully relied
on. To ensure accuracy, however, it has been
found necessary to defer the publication this
year, to period beyond that originally contem
plated. Yet this delay has been an advantage
for, upon examination, it will be seen that thu
difference in value, will more than compensat.
for the difference in time"
feb s. lawsw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
WEEK AFTER NEXT.

4 DyENrURERs Who are not vel
IL supplied with Tickets u shares 10
The Patriotic aud splendid scheme oflLe
WASHING TON
MONUMENT LOTTERY,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Farewell Concert.

Farewell Concert.
MFRS. FRENCH respectfully informs
1H the ladies and gentlemen of AIexan-
drla that she intend, giving FAREWELL
CONCERT at Mr.. Clagett's Assembly
Room,
On Friday Erening, 9Th inst.
when she will sing the following selection
OF her most admired songs:
PART |.
Ny Henry is gone. Steoenson.
Love among the roses, DOYLE.
O! take this nosegay gentle youth, with
an echo cadence, Bishop.
Robin Adair, 10y particular request
Irish cir.
Love sounds the Trumpet of 10y, Braham.
PART TX
As down on Banna's banks stray'd
Irish Ballad.
My Jocky is the blythest lad, Scotch .Air.
Oh say not woman's love is bought
Wh,ttaker.
Scots wha hae wi Wallace bled,
Scotch .Air.
The soldier tired Of wars alarms, .frne
TICKETS dollar, to be had at Clag-
get's Hotel.
Concert will commence at half past z
o'clock. feb 7 Ct
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Public Sale.

On TUESDAY, at 10 O'Clock,
WILL be sold At the auction store, .
w variety Of articles among which
ara,
NO & Mus. sugars
N. & D. candles
Retailing molasses,
Cordial in kegs and bbls. vinegar,
Nal Z Port wine brandy, whiskey,
Coffee, casks and boxes.
ALSO,
Without reserve, in lots TO suit purchasers
considerable quantity Of assorted Queens
Ware, such a. dishes, plates, cups 4 sad
GERS, mugs, tea pots, &c,
Also, Furniture Of every description.
ALSO,
Irish l. German linens
Bleached shirtings
Cloths
Cassimeles
Shoes, bags, &c.
needles,
$. A. MARsTELLER. sus.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
POSTSCRIPT.
NelD York, Feb
116U IUFH3 IeU d
Latest from Europe,

Latest from Europe,
The January packet ship Albion, capt.
Williams, arrived last evening, from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 4th
o'the msnth, in the morning.-There
no news of importance. Capt. W.
heard nothing of commercial Treaty
between the L. States and France, nor
10 We fad any notice of it in the papers.
Nears sorry to announce the total loss
y The fine ship Lucy, of this port. of
SnehWe have no other particulars than
wa De found under the marine head.
Qriatest London papers received last
TSA' are 10 the evening OF the 3lst Dec,
.us snip LEFT Liverpool early in the morn.
70, and left behind the packages intended
'e put on board that day.
Ill. me sales of Cotton at Liverpool, for the
SIex ending Dec. 29th, consisted of 39l
T'.gs Hea Islands, at Ia to Is Led; 42l0
SSSo'ands, at 8 to 10 Led; 396 Orleans, 8
AZ AZ 70 I'D, and ego Tennessee, z IA to
SS1a. The demand was rather animated,
ho eGeS improved l-8 TO III per 10, III
TSSI'adie qualities OF Bowels.
Al as demand fer grain was considerable,
By. some purchases were made on specu-
hs9 9' The price of wheat advanced 4
%" 90 per bushel.
a. ,V ., o0ls New York Ashes were sold at
81 1900 bis Carolina Tar at IS; and
cCr ~ urpentine at les Sd. Nothing of
quence done in Rice or Tobacco.
Cow. LONDON, Dec. 81.
bsa, aSS@ y ior account, this day. u l-8. 1t
S,%,Su The Rentes fell 10 &c at Paris, on
~, GsSSay = Further large failures are re,
i. v" y. have received an express from Pa,
The ,,,n H ieft there on Friday night.
Nsrm;" health was for short time,
ely affected, but he Is now able
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
To be Rented,

To be Rented,
And posssstion givsn, 10th March nert.
- The TAVERN, at the upper
1rf end OF King street, adjoining the
HI town Of Alexandria, occupied at
Gpresent BY Mr.. Eli Legg.
The house is large and convenient with
an excellent stable, and paved yard,
which would contain iO0ywaggons; in tho
centre of which there is . fountain Of fine
water, brought in pipes from neigbboring
spring. The stand has been kept as Q
tavern for some years, is well established,
and will be rented low to good tenant.
F. PEYTON.
feb7 2awtlOM
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08

to transact busiaess. Il is intimated
that the king is deranged. and tina. this
event WAS nrst discovered at the last
meeting Of ministers.
The Presidents Message to Congress,
reached Us this morning.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
MARRIED.

At Cameron, the residence Of David
Ricketts, Esq. on Tuesday evening the
9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Harrison. Mr..
VIM. n. Biers, o Miss Sarah Pening.
ton-both OF Fairfax County Va.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
Public Sale.

uOllC CoJOs
49, BY virtue of Deed Of Trust
EffG from James S. Scott and wife,
bearing date the 18th day Of July
" 1921, to the subscriber, for the
purpose OF securing the payment Of a sum
OF money therein mentioned to Henry c,
Slade, will be sold to the highest bidder
for ready money on Saturday. the End OF
March, 1922, at IL o'clock, A. M. on the
premises certain lot or parcel ofground
with the buildings s. improvements there.
ON, situate on the south side Of Duke
street, and to the eastward Of West street,
conveyed to the said James S. Scott. by
Louisa Irw in, by deed bearing date. the
9Th July, 1918, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office at Alexandria,
Upon receipt Of The purchase money The
subscriber, as Trustee, will execute
N. S. WISE. Trustee.
teb j dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08

Ship Boston. Brown from hence at the
Texell Dec. 10
Ship Virginia, Hillman. from hence, at
Bremen. Nov. 20.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08
MARINE LIST.
COPIED FROM THE
READING-ROOM BOOKS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA FEB. =
COPIED FROM THE

SAILED.
Sehr. Syren, Emm.ry, Boston.
Brig Rising Sun. Prince. Portland,
Brig Almira, Robinson. Lewbeck,
Schr. Citizen. Dole, Newburyport,
- Panope, Sowle, Boston,
Sloop Lawrie, Fox, New York,
Schr. Green, Hubbard, Pernambuco,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-02-08

This Nieht.l

4 7 o'clock will be sold at the Auction
"a Store : variety Of Goods, as.ong
which are, umbrellas, plaid cIosks, panta.
looms. chiIdrens clothes, draw ers .gingbams,
InsriDo hkfs. table and piano covers, sew..
Ing silk, single and double barrel'd guns.
razors, sup. pocket books, steel purses and
chains, lamps, lanthorns, &c. &c.
or The sale Of Mr.. N 0rioti's library
unayoidably postponed to Tuesday night.
fsb.s. s 'us''
On TUESDAY, NIGHT.
A TT o'clock will commencA the sale
"A of the Library OF the late Richard
c. Norton, Esq. deceased, comprising a
most valuable and rare collection Of
BOOKS, viz
OfLaw, Agriculture, Biography, G.oe.
raphy, History, Travels, antjent Ian.
gusges, Mathematics, natural Philosophy
and Medicine, military Tactics Miscei.
laneous works, moral Philosophy and
Grammar. Poetry, Belle Letters, PoIi,ics,
Rhetoric and Oratory, Speeches, Theolo.
gy, &c.
Catalogues ready Tor delivery on Thurs
day, and the Books for examination on
Monday.
s.A MARsTELLER, Act.
feb. s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12
TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922.


Mr.. Holmes of Maine, from the Committee
OF Finance, to- whom was referred the petition
oil the Pennsylvania University of Kentucky,
praying repeal of the duty on foreign print
ed books, made detailed report adverse to
the expedency of adopting, at this time, such
a measure; and the report was read.
MIR. Johnson of Louisiana, laid on the table
the following resolution
ReSoLred, That the Committee on Roads and Canals
be Instructed to inquire into the expcdcncy of prvi-
ding by law for the repairing and the preservation of
the military road, beginning at Madisonyc, in the
state OF Louisiana, and terminating at Florence on
the Tennessee river.
In Offering this resolve, Mr.. Johnson said,
the object of the resolution hesubmitted, was.
TO provide for the repairing ofthe great militia
ry road leading from MadisonyIe, in the state
of Louisiana, to Florence, in the state of Ala
bama. That this road, which lie considered
among the most important in the nion was
opened by the troops of the United States,
under the command and direction of Mai Gen.
Jackson, to whom great credit is due, not only
for the origin Of the plan, but for the personal
attentions bestowed by him in marking out
and constructing it. He was of opinion, that
perhaps 10 national work had been accom-
plished which is calculated to be Of more gen
eraJ utility; that its importance is not confined
TO the states of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alaba-
ma, ana IennesSee-the whole w estern CCun-
try, he said, is interested in seeing it keptin re-
pair that il is designed to he one the most
important military highways 10 the United
States That, in time ofwar, the necessity Of
it would be evident, in facilitating the collcc-
ton and transportation of our physical force
and military supplies. lie stated that it had
been established some time SINCE by AN act of
Congress, as apOst road, and, that il is dcsira-
bic that the proper steps should be immediate
ly adopted for the transportation of the mail
to and from New Orleans by this route, in
COVERED carriages ;thatthe distance from Nash
vile TO New Orleans, by this road, is, as he
was informed, about three hundred and fifty
miles less than the route formerly travelled.
But he added, that the road is now almost
unfit fT use that the bridges had from neces-
5lty, been made Ofgreen wood, and are decay
ing, and that, unless provision should be made
for keeping them in repair, and remoying the
timber which had fallen in the road, it would
soon be abandoned. That the greater pUr-
ton of the country through which it passes is
a wilderness nearly uninhabited, owned by
the United States and that, consequently,
1t could only be repaired and preserved by the
authority Oftfe general government
Mr.. J. said, that, IS TO the best mode of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-01-12

More than double.
I Fifty per cent. more.
I Noa~lv double
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
BOOKS, &c.
I'd HES IN HMOND,

ID HE'S IN .HMOWD,
HAS FoR SALE.
The Pronounclng Testament, volume,
price so cents.
Lights and Shadows OF Scottish Life,
volume, price 100 GEMS,
Life of Thomas Scott, -. d. volume,
price s. IS.
Halidon Hill, poem, by Walter scott,
volume, price 50 cents,
Cookies Oracle, VOL. price l58 cents,
Hedge Of Thorns, Juvenile, volume,
price 50 cents,
Advice to a Young Mothc-, l volume,
price ~ cents,
Provost, novel, by the author of An.
nails Of the Parish." 1 vol. price 80 cents,
Thane of Fife, poem, vol. 62 Cts.
Beauties Of Free Masonry, volume,
price s. cents,
Pen Owen, novel, 9 vols. S 2,
Bracebridge Hall, Svols. price IS.
.aLSJ,
The Farmers and tie Christians
ALMANACS, for 1923.
With general variety OF
SCUOOLBuOkS Arp STA TlONARY.
Newport. Oct. so, 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
CARPETINGS.
Vim. James TilIey,

No ii9 BAMEs TREET,
And No. l. CUsroM HoysK LoUaT,
HAS just opened one bale Of super KID
dermin,iet Csspeiioss, from g. % 6,sd yd.
Of vst5 good quality for The pdee.
To hand. beited Cotton 70, Comlos,ers. and
a lev ready made Cofnioue,., which ara
cheaper and much be,'ei Than Blankets.
yUsr opESID,
A complete Sssor.noot o, Cimbs and other
Woollen., suitable Tor the preseDi and sp@
ptoaci.ing season, which arc gong n oddly
snd vciy cheap. o." o.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
ji.Jh hIHD,

In this TO n, on sunday evening last, by the Rev
Mr. Webb Mr.. J0fn - Does. 81, To Miss HARRIET
kysn. daughter VI Capt. Joseph Lyon, all OF tins
towp.
AZ Tivsrton, on the 18th inst ty the Rev Air
Wilson, Mr. Charles N mjty to Miss Mary Slornsu
by The Rev MIR te, khan, Mr.. be,vanli, HoTslsluJ
to Hiss Naissah Gr.y. ali ol Tvertou
In Westerly, (R } on the LIST instant, Mr.. Syivss-
fer R061hs"n, b: south Kings,own. to Miss EAed
N'Ny, dsushter OF Msjor Joseph Soyes
la Providence, MIR JOsepi ~ OfS6pd, to Miss
.'l!riI Asaeii.
DirD,
IN this town. on the 18Th inst. Mrs. .itarl Fog,er,
widow Of Mr.. Clarke Fowler, in the 65h y.aro her
age
On Wednesday last, Mrs ChaTa Cr%fsss. widow,
in tie Sd ye,r of her age.
On saturday last, suddenly, MIR. Ed.yard yose. in
the Cyh year VI his age.
Yesterday frrcaoon, suddenly, Mr. Rescom Potter,
aged 6i r'unersi 10 morrow afIeinoun, wnish tue
relations ana iIi, nds are invited 10 attend
IL South Kmgs,own, on the lJln ma, Mr.. Samuel
"A Ckimpln, aged %
of the late Mr.. Isaac Canut, oi Warwick. aged %
-.Faraam Rases only son OF Mr.. Varnum Nnkia-
son. aged ono year and six months
Ia klrr.l,u:e August II, MIR. Ijcob BooHs sgeI
lob wars. nioaih a"d days, formerly of Middle.
buy, asss ta
A, Saratoga Y on the 9th Of August last. after
anil rdious lhes,, 1h,psas Mermm, Esq. aged 80 4
native of Portsmouth,, tins isiand, anu to- msrly
one OF the Ju ge. OF The Court VI Common Pleas OF
this county.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
CAPTAIN HULL.

The National Io,elligeneer Of the - inst.
states. 90 an hoti'y, that Captain Hi'l, IN.
been iu':y and honorsb'y scqo'ited OF each
end every oHr nee slledaed against him" u
i. adde's, I" ibs, the inquiry a. 10 the state 10
which ue crew Of The M,eednnian vs'e
wbeo sh- lest LETT Boston, hss resulted 10 III,
tomp,e'e soguital Of eve y. ofs:er ct shs,
pp 4 froa all sor, 5i cgusJis,"
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SiElPpl.NE list.
PORT OF NEWPORT.

EtTERED.
stoer Lady Washington, Hunt, Bristol sch. su,,c.
rior, NAslden, Boston go.
CLE}PED,
Schooner Planter, pelrce. Georgetown, 8. G.. do.
Franklin, Gibbs, do; s'oop Rising sun, Hathaway,
Savannah do. Herald. Bliss. New Yask sch. Phe-
Nix Brown, Wilmington. n. q. soop Chauncey,
Bu'eiey, 1t. simons' Geo; do Sally. tox, phiadel.
piliA.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

II ARVEY SESSIONS has JUS, re.
l. L ceved a l"ge assortment oi Ensope
On, Ipd.s, F,eocb and Ams'icso Goods,
wnich he off.r, Tor sale ca n. most secJa,
roods'pg r n..--Ps,ierlao nex, week.
y q. All ihoss wbo are njeo:ed TO han
ste .s,hes.y so.iei.ed to esi and PSfr
Nswps,,. OF. Trh, Is,Sr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

Arrived at Boston. sloop Perseverance, Elliot,
from this port
Arrived a, Norfolk. on the 18Th ms,set, sloop Amey
& Polly, Macumoer. days from this pou
Left ., Tarss.Isisnl, the 6 IA inst sch Mars, B,iy
ell, for tbl, port ready for sea
The big Perseverance, Eiot. OF this port, arrived
al Elmigs, africa, oa the 2ah July
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Z. NEW GOODS.
Robert p. Lee,
~. ia, 1bames- Street,

LAS just received, si'd offers .oi sale
- at the very lows, Prices for Cash, a large
asspr,men: Of
~ FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Az FOLLOWS
'Hue. black and mixed B,oooeioihs, from - cents
% 2 dollars. -
.uo.e and single mi'ied Cassimeres. from S. ctG
10 S2.5o
!, SLACK and co'ord 6gured and plain Bombazetts,
from rs to So cents
Blankets, DuiIis. Plains. Kcrseys, Bookings, AMI
BaiIes
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30
Ele.gam Figured feL,Se and Dress Sa&s.
alerIno and Cashmere S.aauls.
JAMES HAMMOND.

Asjost received variety OF blscS, white, and
iAncy co'ored figured pe,ise and Dress Silks
white and crimson long and square Merino and /,
CASHMERE SHAWL; wors,ed aod silk BoASAsIss
oSured BoAsAstTs-Caroline Plaidxs~ scotch aud
IANan P'a'ds-- Bisnke,s-uh bite and eyured cassi.
mere fsnnels--elegsnt win,er R,bboos-
ladies' Cleth. navy blue, extra fine Qlncn's pek.e
c'o'hs--aiia general variety ofotheS
I'D DRY GOODS.
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LIKE HISE.

500 yards coed 1owcloth 500 do,
American Sh't,ings; Cbex, Stripes, Bed
''cks, Woo'en YArn, KNITTING Cotton, Domes.
&c Flsnnels, Plaid.. Shee,ings, sc. &c.
Newport, Oct l0
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The Iloa. J q Ad,ms ,rts ha.bssssaA' 70
the Hssu, 10 1884 lie was Priss,e Secne
ts.y ~ Jurss Dana, 10 his Mission 10 Rossis,
10 1871, ('heo oniy i4yesrs Of ses.) NJ.
'C'A@io'd commenced N, public lite 10 1907
MI. Clay ~ lsoe-Ms. Losbdss aud NJ,
Calboun IN 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

Deaths ct Baltimore, in The week ending
2ist inst 81, including OF bilious lever, 50,
cholera ihian,oi" ls--amo;ig the deaths wee
between,2o and 100, snd owe 100
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

We are sorry TO hear sha, ihc health Of our
most esteemed fellow ci,ixen, Wihi,m
Lcwndes, oi South Cseoiins, is 50 lisiie i'm.
proved, Iha, his ply ysicisus have advised for
him temporary sesidence 10 the sooih OF
F'ance. lie was TO have embarked al Phiis-
ps'phia Oh Sund'y lat, 10 the p,cke, ship lor
Liverpool, on his route 10 that des,insuon.
VI 5. l.owndes goes wnh him. The loss Of
The services of MIR. Lswndes 10 Congress is
deeliy regretted, as siso is his illness en- his
personal accoun,.-hai. Lax.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

Several SIS coonIer.en bills, on the Wash
ington B'nk, Westerly. Il. 1. have been ps,,
ed ., keeos, n. Ii. u man who escsped,
and IS said 10 have a large qaaou,y in MS pos.
session.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-10-30

There were $50 dsuths at ~. Orleans, in
sept principally among strangers.
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ytahLfE LJ.SUf.f stk COMPANY.
NswPoRr. Der q, 1922 '
NoiED. that the payment Of the instalncnt
Notes. fslng due the ist day Of November
next, be, snd is hereby further snspcnoed un, the
i't day Of November. 1898, AID that new Notes with
the same. or oter approved eadorsers be received
tor the same. BENZ. PIERCE, see'ry.
Oct 20
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For BRISTOL and PRoViDENCE

Tilt. Steam. Boat BRLS7OL Capt. j.
Komsa. sails for Bristol and Provi.
derce every day, at 2 O'Clock. M
and leaves Providence every day, at o..
clo'k. a. NJ. Oct. %.
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FRESH FALL GOODS.
JOHN D NEWTON.
lOA IIouee etpcc<

WILL this day open, complete as
sor'mcnt Of Goods for the season, which are offered
priceu that cannot fail suiiog those who wish to
purchase fiis customers will find it very much 10
thrir advantage 20 call and see.
flct o.
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In aged Sbisster.-Mr. lsaac Fell,
S,mssk weaver, Upperby, is now woyb>
j: = some tray N pkins for nobIe mans
Emily IN Westmorcland, with this n.
.crip,ion wove in them, Spun oy Ma.
rs Noble, in the lO6;h year oi her age"
London ,.a.er.
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JENNET DRUMMOND.

Fl AS just received large p*sor,mcrt
..o = '.'A'0"'Sle ar'e'e' sui-Se for the seA.'
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we arc authorized to state, from an
unoues,ionabIe source, that MIR. Galaliu
would not ACCEPT the Presidency Of the
Dnk OF the United States, if elected
.hG! Ia,elR
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A severe frrst was experienced a,
N,w.York on Tuesday night, 22d ult.
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The board OF commissioners lDr Span.
i>h Claims, met at their chambers ir
Washington OH SATURDAY. last, Mr.. lazc.
wei! hiving arrived on the preceding day,
and proceeded to business.