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heavens, at this place.-~lts general APP
pearence was globula and uncommons
ly luminous, it moved with great yeloc--.
ity from northeast to Southwest, and on
it's disappearance its explosion was dis
tinctly heard. 1t was visible for q con-
siderable number of seconds. during
which time its light penetrated all our
windows, and caused many persons by
its brightness involuntarily to close their
eyes; it shone during its continuance
with such lustre that it completely O.
clipsed the lights of fires and candles, SO
much SO that they appearedtob be as use
less for the purpose Of light as they
would be at noon day.
1t is probable from the appearance of
this meteor that its explosion was fol-
lowed by fragments of stones or metal
substances, which must have struck
the earth to considerable distance west
erly or southwestly from here
1t is known that these fiery or lumin-
Gus meteors generally, when they ex-
plode, discharge substances of this kind.
and that they have been common IN all
ages of the world. These Stony or me-
tallic substances are called by the mo-
dern meteorologists meteorites, and per-
haps very brief epitome of their histo-
ry will not be unacceptable.
l., the | | v. Of the 10 ch. of Joshua
mention is made of great stones being
cast from hsavsn-whether, however
this alludes to stones or substances like
these we are now considering, has been
by learned men, theologians and others
questioned. In the testament we read Of
the image which the Ephesians supposed
fell down from Jupiter. and some com.
mentators assure US that this image was
merely conical stone from the clouds.
If we turn from sacred to profane his
tory, we shall find copious accounts of
these phenomena.
Between the year 1873, before the
coming of Christ and his advent, in the
time Of Cesar, there are twenty eight In
stances recorded ofthese meteoric stones
falling to the earth. And since the COM
mencement of the christian era, nearly
100 cases have been mentioned. They
have fallen in various parts of Europe
Asia and America. And no doubt ma
nv more have fallen at sea and in the
uninhablted parts of the globe or in coun.
tries where letters do not exist.
The followingis an analysis of one of
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these stones:
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Various fanciful theories has been
proposed on the subject Of these mete-
orites One is, that some lesser planet
has exploded, whom it's cohesion was
overcome by the explosive force, and
the smaller fragments thrown beyond
the power Of attraction of the larger
fragments, would fall to the earth, if
mars should happen to be in a remote
part of his orbit. Others suppose them
to be formed from vapor, which in its
ascent from the earth becomes ignited
or set on fire by some chemical or cleo
trical process in the atmosphere.
A very remarkable luminous meteor
was seen near L'Aigle, in France, In
the year 1908. A globe of fire of I'M
common splendor was seen moving to-
wards the north. There was heard at
EAigle and for thirty leagues round in
every direction, violent explosion
which lasted five or six minutes. This
was followed by noise like the dis
charge Of musketry, succeeded by a
rumbling like the beat of drum
From this meteor there was discharged
shower Of stones, the largest OF which
weighed ~ lbs.
1t is to be hoped tn at the editors of
papers will be very particular in their
notices of this meteor which was seen
on Saturday evening, in order that it
may be ascer tanned how large an eX-
panse was Illuminated by it, and the
place where the stones must have struck
the earth, if any were discharged from
it.
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Congressional Proceedings
From the National intelHgsnser.
Monday, March Is.
IN SENATE.

Mr.. Thomas from the committee on
Public Lands, to whom was referred
the petition OF the Mayor and Alder
men Of St. Augustine, praying the DO
nation to that.1city of certain square,
and lots in said city, made report un-
favorable thereto; which was read.
Mr.. Van Dyke reported, pursuanta
Instructions, bill for the relief ofh'
legal representatives of Joseph Hsdg'
son, deceased. -
Mr.. johnson Of KY, reported the i"'
lowing bill: sss
A BILL to prevent war among the ln'
dian tribes within the territorial Inn"
of the United States.
BE itenactsd6y the Senate and HOW
Of Representation Of the U. Stal@ y
America IN Congress assembled, In''
the President of the United States ,'
and he is hereby authorized to take fusS 81
measures as he may deem expedlenl suu
proper to prevent war among the var &
Gus Indian tribes within the Inn" !,
the United States, by employing 'p'
military force, or otherwise. ~.
The senate then went into the eV. :.
sideration of Executive business ~. a.
remained until the usual hour 81 ~
journment.
HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Batsman, from tho conh'
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Vaccine Institution of Alex
Fresh Teas, &c.

NOV landing from the sloop Java from
~ New York,
80 chests young byson tea
) do 10 halfchests gu npowder do
box containing 40 2 ID. canister do
Echest imperial do
50 ten catty boxes 10 FIVE do do do
box containing 40 10. csnnlsters
do do
Cargo of the ship Beaver, imported last
month of fine quality
also landing from the schr finn & .ads!ine,
so bbls loW proof Baltimore whiskey
40 bundles sugar loaf paper
A few boxes spermacih, mould and dipt
candles
For sale by
SAM'L MESSERsMITH.
In Store,
Mess and prime Pork, prime beef
Baltimore Chocolate No. |, 2 & 5
Malaga anu Coimenar wine
Muscatel, bunch 4 keg raisins
Mould candies low 10 close sales
Superior retailing molasses
Muscovado suga rs in hhds & bbls
Baltimore whskey, Jamaica rum
Wrapping paper; binders and band-oox
boards
Porter bottles in Hampers
Ganpowder tea in chests and half chests
Imperial do in ten catty boxes OF the
London traders cargos
40 bbls tar &c. march ~
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Philadelphia, March 10.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM ENG
LAND.

By the arrival yesterday, of the fine
ship Electra, capt. Robinson, from Lon
don, the Editors of the Freeman's Jour-
nal have been politely favored with files of
papers of that city to the evening of the
25th Jan. extracts from which are given
below.
Price Of Stocks, Jan.24.
Bank stock 1911; per cent. red. 763
So; 3 per cent cons rs 7-S i, a per cent
SO l9; per cent navy ann. l07; SD +;
cons for February rs l.8 rs rs l-8.
Stock Exchange, Tuesday. Jan, s2.
Very little business has been done this
day in the public Funds. Consol, for the
account opened at 7e4, tell to ISL, and
towards the close OF the day they again
improved little, and finally ended at ISL.
The French Five per cents. were done
on Saturday the 18th current. at Paris, at
85f. l5c. to 85f 45c. In London, this day
they have been sold at 85i. soc. and the
exchange EST. Csc.
The trade of Dundee never was so brisk
as it has been these last IL months. All
the weavers, indeed all the laboring clas-
ses are fully employed. Four or S spin.
ming mills having been built within these
few months, and as many more contract.
ed for. The quantity of fax and hemp
imported last year exceeds that OF any
former year by about 1900 tons. the quan-
tity Of tie former q x) heinglresrly 1900
tons, which has larger quantity than has
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-21
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

From Caracas Gazette Just received
in this city we learn that Bolivar had re-
turned from Quito after securing the In
dependence of that section of Inc South.
The people had declared themselves
forever independent OF old Spain.
letter of subsequent date announces
the recapture Of Coro by the PATRIOTS
An expedition was fitting out to blockade
Porto Cavello by Sea; and the arrival OF
Commodore Daniels was impatlenlly look
ed for to take the command. Fed. Coz.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
of the 18th instant, informs US that 'the
Hon. John Randolph, who has been in
that city for the last two days, that morn
ing embarked for England, in the Amity,
capt. Maxwell. On behalf of our Congress.
sional friends we may be allowed TO say
ssFare thee well, Jack!
s.We could have better spared better man."
Among the passengers is Mr. Munroe,
son of the Post Master at Washington, who
is on his way to join the Russian army.
The same paper says that "by the arri-
val of the ship Huntress. from Canton.
that the American sailor, DO belonged to
the Emily of Baltimore, and who had been
charged with the murder OF a Chinese
woman, had been tried, found guilty and
was executed the latter part of October.
The trade which had been suspended was
resumed. *He asas an Italian.
The following vice consuls, from the
king of Sardinia, have been officially re-
cognlzed by our executive for the ports
therein mentioned-their letters patent
bearing date on the 4th of March, 1879
Mr.. Henry Jackson Oliver, for Boston.
Mr.. Juste Victor Viel. for Charleston,
sc.
Mr. F. ID. Petit de Villers, for Savan-
nah.
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Baltimore. March 10.

D1''tDt"'os Cb -
The National lntelligencer states that
the Minister of Spain has departed from
Washington city for Philadelphia. He
passed through Baltimore yesterday morn
ing.
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Nsy- York, March 10,
MELANCHOLY

Yesterday morning, about 6 O'Clock
while the steam boat Bellona was on her
passage from New Brunswick to n. York,
her boiler bursted at the moment when
Lewis Wiilet, the Engineer. Mi. Scherm-
erhorn, "a colored man, and a mulatto
boy, were below IN the fire roou.. They
were all dreadfully burnt Mr.. Willet
died about three O'Clock yesterday after
noon. leaving we understand, wife and
several children. The colored man is not
expected to live, but it is thought the boy
will survive. None of the passengers were
injured. The boiler bursted at the main
6ue. The Bellona was towed up to the
city last evening by the steam boat Maui
illus, capt. Deforest.
From the Cherry Falley GaSette
March l2.
The Nsteor.-On Saturday evening
last about ten O'Clock, Meteor OF very
considerable magnitude. was seen in the
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St. Ubes Salt.

@ OOO bushels st. Cbss salt, suitable
O,OOo for packing fish. tor sale on
board ship Boston, at Merchants wharf,
Please apply to Captain 0. P. Finley. on
board, or TO fHINEAo 1ANNEi.
5 mo 10 ~
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SPECIE.

One hundred and sixty two thousand
dollars were forwarded to Richmond, yes
day morning, by the steam boat Norfolk.
Bait Pat
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Office.

FTNHE Council will at the next meeting
proceed to the election OF police
Constable, in the place of Rezekiah j..
Reeves, resigned.
i. P. THOMPSON. c.. C.
march 19
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-21

Yesterday afternoon, Sunday says the
Washington City Gazette of Monday, at an
early hour, the Avenue was thronged with pc
destrians and carriages repairing towards the
Capitol to hear Mr.. Somsrfelds discourse. Nh.
Posts church, intended for the purpose, was
incapable of containing tenth of the anxious
multitude. The preacher then went up to the
Capitol, the multitude following, and selected
the platform at its eastern front for his pulpit,
which was the best place that could be chosen
to crafty the people. He stated for his text
6 We preach Christ c,mc,6ed; a stumbling block
10 the Je,rs; to the Greeks. foohshness.'
He evidently labored under disadvantage in
addressing his hearers in the open air. There
was nothing particularly striking in his delivery
though his language was pure and his gesture
graceful. IF we are to form an opinion of his
merits by his popularity as preacher, the Gag
erness to hear him, has scarcely been equallsd
since the days of his pious predecessor George
Whitfield. In 1853, at Philadelphia, DR..
Franklin mentions that he attended the DIS
course Of Mr.. W., when nearly 10000 were
present, and within hearing distance of the
preacher and vet we understand that MIR.
Somsrfield, with much more limited number.
was audible only within avery short distance
from the spot where he stood.
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For Boston.

EM> The schooner WASHINGTON,
-asSss&S Samuel Small. master. burthen
700 Barrels-a good vessel and will be
ready to load in two days. Apply 10
JOHN Fl. LADD & co.
Who offer for sale. received per said schr.
500 casks fresh lime
so boxes candles, cheese &c.
march 90
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For Freight,

,sgH The good schr. ALLEGRO, Da-
EsssssE MEL Welsh. master, burthen about
800 bills. and viii be ready to load in a
few DAYS.
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Glover Seed.

n have received "A bushels fresh CLIO
\ YER SEED, and expect farther sup
through the seasos and on sale by
g1rch l9-St* 4. CRUISE.
Artt
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THE GAZ EFT IL IE.
FRIDAY, MARCH 81. 1922.

*.* We are gratified that It's in our power
to inform our readers, that the Address deliver
ed tins town, in commemoration of the Birth
of Washington, on the 22d ut. by Mr. CusrIs,
is received and shall appear into-morrow's Ga
zette.
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Cotton and Rice.

OUIIUFi anu RICV.
JOHN III LADD e. co.
TTAvE received per Schr. William,
i 4 and offer for sale
Is bales prime Upland cotton
IS tierces prime Rice.
march 90
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Also For Freight,

>ssgx, The good schr CHARITY, Mo
Il ses Pike, Sd master, burthen about
500 bis and will load in preference to a
northern port. Apply TO
JOHN n, LADD SEQ.
Who hare for sale on board said vessels,
65 tons plaster 2
l4u bushels potatoes
bbls N. E. rum
And per sloop Jana from Nsa York,
pipes superior cognac brandy
march 90
march 20
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pate with degree Of sorrow anu alarm
not in their power to describe.
"Your petitioners are not insebsi5le 10
the defective state of the Representa-
ton in the House OF Parliament, as at pre-
sent constituted, and cannot, therefore,
help expressing their decided opinion, that
the manifold evils that al present afilict
this unhappy country are increased, II not
occa,oned, by this unhappy circumstance.
We, therefore, earnestly hope your Hon
orabe House will lose no time instituting
an inquiry into the present state Of such
oners and the people at large, may receive
that which they feel j. their birth righ.-
a full, tair, and free representation.
Devon COUNTY MEETING.
The High Sheriff Of Devon, in pursu-
ancs OF a requisition, numerously attended
and respectfully signed. to call meeting
OF the county to take into consideration
the proprety of pstitioning parliament on
the present alarming state OF the country,
has appointed county meeting TO be held
on Friday, the lstFebruary, next at l2 O.
clock, at noon, at the castle OF Exeter.
Letters have been received this day
from Odessa Of the 18Th (95th) Dec. with
letters from ConstaDtinople of the 14th e.
18th Dec. in which It is stated that the
port had acceded to the Russian ultsmatum
and that ConstantinopIe was perfectly quiz
ct. Were this true. il is very likely that
direct accounts of it would have been re-
ceIved here some time ago, and therefore
much credit is not attached 10 the news
A small squadron, consisting of the fri
gate La Junon, the corvettes La Tarn and
La Durance, sailed from Rochiort. on The
7th inst. with troops on board for Cayenne
and the Antilles,
A letter from Nuremberg, Of the 18th
inst. quotes letters from Constantinople,
stating that great number of transport
vessels were preparing for the purpose of
conveying nunersus corps Of -Asiatic
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-09-18

in this town. cn Monday evening last. Miss 'ralg
Cgrd' aged oo-tineral this afternoon, at O'Clock.
al tue house OF Mr. Richard Simpson, in Broad 81
where friends and relatives requested TO attend.
on sunday morning last, Miss Rs5eced GoGdarG,
aged 20. daughter OF AFR. Thomas Goddard
Al south hiag.town, on Saturday last, Mrs Fran.
ees bro-'a. wife Of Capt SiIss Brown. and eldest
daughter OF benjamin bren,on, Esq aged 5S
AT Portsmouth on the 9TH hist Mrs. Frcebcra
Chase. widow Of xr. Holder Chase, in lhe 79.h year
OF her age.
mProyidence, Mrs. Bet,,g Daris. wife of Mr.
f~i DAVIS, aged Is -LsIsd, aged years and J
months. Jsha IL aged IL weeks and DAYS. both
children ot Capt john u. Nickes on.--sIrs .qln l.
Hsndiey, wife OF lr. John ID Hendey. aged 80 .i,rn
Ea.a fisher, daughter OF Capt John u Fisher. aged
~ years--.iEyekca S9GiI daughter Of Mr. Peter
3rowncll, .ged years And months.-Capi. Bei.ja
n.H Ihsaas. son of the late Capt Lewis Thomas IN
the 3olh year OF his sge-Ed.eard IIrnr6er Young.
est .on ofDeA!er Randall, Esq aged wear
La Washington City, on the flh inst Afr. JosIAH
Mel Is, Commissioners of the Genersi Land Office
aged about 20
AT Last. GrccnSich, on the 22d uI,. Sas.xel VI
Oauis, Esq aged 81, Clerk OF tie Court of CommUn
Pleas Of ,he county Of Kent
AT Waltham, Mass Jon the lst inst Of typhus &C.
YER, Mr.. Lers B9rdsa. son OF MIR John Borden, OF
PORTSMOUTH. IN the 22L year Of Iris age.
Al, WEXFORD, AIRS Esher Reynolds, aged IS,
wife OF William Reynolds, E'q.-Mr Hi!aGm Bad'
cock. innkecper
Oa his passage from Biske, TO Philadelphia, Capt
F'elc'ack " Seabsry. of Tivertcn, master of the
schooner Decatur Capt. s was for many years n
respectable ship.master oat of Norfolk.
AZ t:umoerlsDd.island, Geo on the Stb inst Mr.
.'ohn ". Greene. aged % years, son Ut Christopher
Greeae, Esl. OF Warwick
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AFFAIRS lN MEXICO.

SHdsana pape's 10 'ht San Aus. give some
Da'iculars from, VI. xIco, which ATE UnGayota.
bic 90 the peace of hat county. They o.
u, ont to ,his-,hat Guadaioupe Victoris b,,
ho.sed hi, standard IN Bajio, at the head oil
10 600 men, sod proclaimed the RehubAe.
L his chief is said 10 be an unambiiirus, though
III IN man, and much esteemed 10, his patriot.
ism aud disn,e'ss,ed virruss-his patty is
daily gazing strength 10 This state Of things
oTds's had been issued for troops TO march a.
saIo.t hi~, be having routed the division OF
Guaian,ils, commanded by Fiiisola, which
opposed him Wuh the expsnces Of a civil
war, The monarchy OF Mexico mus, be beg.
Ss'iy aHai'-Anc the new Empeio oondemn-
c. 10 wear an empty crown -Bysio. C.=.
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.NE.,IOR.iN'D.a
AZ Camoeachy Aug 6, schooner Tasseli. Dayton,
OF this port, ior New.York in 20 days
On the 81 inst spoken off iilttcras, schooner Ann,
Brownel, ef this port, . days from Charleston fos
Richmond
Al Charleston on the LIST inst, schr Washington
Packet, Shove, DAYS from this port
Spoken Oft the Western Islands, brig Ams,el,
Place, Of Tiverton, viii, no oil.
Arrived at Nea York oa the OH inst, brig Nep.
tune, hi'sher, OF Bristol, Sc days from ,ibra',.,r
:le sloop Fame. Souc. arrived - Ssg.o.k or
% INST sd.ys from this po,t
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MIR Rid.

In thistown. on Sunday evening last, by the Rev
nr. Eddy, Mr.. Sanaei BHrrOnyis. to Miss MN
S!eGri riaU. daughter oi Capt William Shesrman.
On the same evening by the Rev. Mr. Wheaton.
Mr.. Ih1mas BHsa. jun. to Miss SsAy Bard, daash.
tee ot MIR. Nicholas Ward
At Providence, ON the 10Th inst Sarge! Greene,
Esq to Miss Sarah Hs,ris. laughter OF the late Mr.
Stephen Hsrris.-Mr RGsssa Jenss To Miss yaha
Dealer. both of Cumberland Mr.. Edaard kisll TO
Misc Eh:a Jeesoa MIR Allyn Yaersi.ne bike, TO
Miss PAe5e .i''n prtses- MIR .is!si T. Tsy.sr. to
Miss Nary Bgrr
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By me PrcSHeHf ~ the Oniud Si0ics.
\t! IlEREAs by the 3D. section of an act of Con.
w grcss, passed on the 3d of March, 1919, en-.
titled an act to designate the boundaries ot dis,
uicts. and established land Offices for the DISPOSAL
oI public lands not heretofore offered for sale in ,hc
states Of Ohio and Indiana" the President ~ tLh
United states is authorized, by law, to certaio
lands Ia be ohered al public sale:
Therefore, l, James Monroe, President ofthe Uni.
ted States. do hereby declare that public sales Ia
grccaby TO Iaw) shalt be held as follows, viz
AT the Land Otfcc at Delaware in Ohio, on Tho
third Monday ia August next. for the sale of
townships 6 z aud 8 not,h, IN rsn.
yes 9 and l0
Q q S and TO. II
-od do. i2~
Al the Land Office at Pipus, Ohio, On the Gess
Monday in August next, for the sale OF
townships ! 2 . 4 and ) north, 10 renges
A, the place, on the first Monday ia :, ptm-
ber next, for tho sale cf
Townships ] 2 , 4 aud 5 north, in ranges
A, he same place, on The FIRST Monday in October
next. for tire Bale Of
Townships 6 and 8, in ranges So
567S nd
Al the Land Office ., Brcoky;,c, Iudia,a, on the
third Monday in SepuntNr i,,,, Tor the sale of
townships ~ IS 10 snd 20, ~ ,,oges
20 = and
18 ie and 90 8
Atthe s'u,e .dsee, on the third Mondy in October
next, for Ue sale oi
Townships I8 10 and 20, 10 ranees 80
10 ~ and .
" 10 ie and 30 IL
Al xhc Land Office eslAbIisbe,f for the Dstrc, Of
1e'-e iisue in indiana, on the h,st Monday in No.
vember next, for the sale Of
townships 10 and 20. 10 ranges IS 81
u snd y west
- Is and 10 ! esst end ! west
zach sale viii commence With the loves, number
ofsecton, township, and range
The isals reserved by Law Tor ,be use of schools
or Tor other purposes will, ~ usual. be reserved
from sale
| Given under my hand, st the city Of Wsshington,
this 10Th day Of May, 1922.
by the President
JOSIAH MsIcs,
Commissioner Of lie eenersi hand Ofhce.
! Mr - ,sss Il
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IMPORTANTLY.

The Z. s. schooner Grampus with her
prize, the Parchea, sailed from ST. Thomas
sor ne United States on he o9,b August.
Accounts from ST. ThoDss % The Cd inst.
state, M.s all ne Americans az Porto Rico
had been inaitrisoncd by order Of me Governor /;
and 'ha' a" em6argo bad 6eea laid on dp,cri.
can peSsris--said 20 be an consequence Of Me
eantare Of ne PGne4eia, by one Of our sou.
vS4mrHf yrssei. I6il.
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JENNEf DRUMNIOND.

Has again opened the shop she formerly ocerp;ed
. snd offers foe sale Ssfieiy Of Fancy COOBs,
among which are the fol.owing-
Boak muslin UdkG:., India and Scotch nul, Mas.
lin. do Book do CAnsbricts Jaconct 90 LenJes
thread az Elk. s4ces, Ennen Cambc,c and cambric
tidki, CO. lon do silk and Kid Gloves CsIcocs [,
ciratzes anA furnitures, gsuxe, silk and merino
Hd..s meriso six and cotton shswis Italian. Can.
,oa sod Hsnk.n Grapes Gsuze' siih and cotton
Hose, Pins and Needles; Tg2es srrj lIosssrs, -
.h.Ti;r;, ,.sgEg -
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BRIGADE ORDERS.


Ao'sh Kmssfosun, dug. SO, 1922.
vN pnrsaascc OF law. the Srigsd,er 6enersl of the
third hrgade Of Militia Of The state OF shode 3.
l.nd. &c dircc;s. thas the several Regiments CON.
posing said Brigade. meet the following days
Sth regiment. commanded by Col Whitman Bar-
be-. oct. Let. at Exeter.
ltth Regiment. Commanded by Coz Thomas Rry-
nolds, Oct. I'd, at Soulh.k X ngstown
Cd Regiment commanded by Col. Charles Bab-
cock Oct Sd, at Ch.sIestown.
The commanders Of the several regiments will or.
der their men to appear parade At early hour,
thar they may be drawn up Zoe inspection and Ie.
view ~ O'Clock, A NJ on each day,
by srtsr u Srtgdder CeasraI pRrgR II. PnrLLIps
SYLVESTER GANlTr, jr. Brig h,p
I'LL Third brigade. Ehode Island Jfii.sia