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Excellent Rooms.
}QGce of the Asst Com. Of Sub.
s E W~.k..~. A~.C -

@ E WV Wv Hp4 LEF
CEALED proposals will be received at
- this Office until the 2Ctk June tor fur.
nisbIre thu troops and Iaborers at this post
with fresh Beef for one year~ commencing
on the Isl Of July. 1922. The beef to be
Of good and wholesome quality, and fur.
nished in quarters when the quantity will
allow, when less than q quarter il required
an equal proportion of LIST I'd and Sd qua.
lities. TIE contractor to deliver the beef
at the post twice in each week, in such
quantities as shall be directed by the As.
sistapt Commissary, until the weather in
sufficiently cool to allow Of drawing two
days beef at once. when the contractor
will be required TO deliver it only once in
each week. Good and sufficient security
will be required for the performance OF the
contract.
THOMAS CHILDS,
may FL 1t. T. Asst Com. SUBJ.
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Oranges and Candles.
JON H. LADD & CO.
sEAVE just received per schooner Bos.
"a ton, aud offer for sale,
30 boxes oranges
loo - mould candles, SIMPSONS
brand, and assorted sizes.
april Is
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
ARRIVAL or THE GRtMPUS.

Tne u. y. schr. GtaRpus, Lieut. Com
msndan, G cgory, sreIved at Charleston July
Z, for supplies, sad was to sail again, as soon
as they were obtained. Lieut.. Commandan,
Gregory reports several ope. slIdo,, success.
fully performed, in company with The Y. S.
vessels Shark unL Alligator, against tn. pi-
rates on the no tn side Of Cuba. On tho 29lh
Of Ap'i, in company win the Alligator, they
snd rescued an Enghsn brightly ist, fell
10 wi,h and took possession OF a small sIoop
which had been deserted. May 20, the
Grampus fell in with the Shark, unl,cd their
forces and sen, toe boat on sever sl expedi
tions 10 Sho,e--the result was the capture Of
Two pirate schoope'' I'D tour men.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

Hnd NO /, Custom. 1ouse Cum,
MILL open. this day. tho best and cheapest as.
sortmeht OF goods he ever offered for sale in
this town. and as he Is In expectation Of leaving ,his
place IN the fall he is determined to cell Oft his
Whole stock before he starts even he 10 Obliged 10
sell them under the original cost
.5mong vh'ch are he Following,
BnoApcLotns, ten per cent cheaper than ever
kiddermnster Carpe,ngs. very nice, Vt o. per yrd
venetian stair Carpetng Tor only 3s I'd per yd, La.
dies cotton Hose from is 81 to 6s per pair ladies'
linen Lsves from 6s to 7s6d per yd ladies' nice
worked bordered Merino sbsws. at 80 ~ 10 ctss
black LusrIngs. from 5ssd TO 3sod per ysrJ double
width 0ombasins for on!, 6s9d per yd Bombsse,s
from " cts to 3s6d per yard, genllemens' super
imitation Crsva,s at 3soi each, gentlemens incest
M@rsen'es ves,ings. a, 4,6d per pattern, Florence
Pia'ds, from ls61 TO 4s6d per I'd ladies aud gen.
,eniens' silk Hose from 5,s1 to LIS per pair.
.3LSO.-Fsicy Csssimsres, Sauipr,s thin Plan.
ne'is t~i'icd Bombesets figured Popiins . a CON.
pf,e assortment OF American Cottons stripes and
p'Mds nice bed 'ickingsi striped and plain Jeans,
from lsSi TO Is and 81 per yard strip and plain
Drilling yellow Nankins spun silk Kid aud com.
mon gloves gentenens nice Marseiiles vest shapes
ieno. shear and muij null Musiins 6,e Linens a
complete assortment Of Csiicees and 0irghams. sh.
perb sbir'ng Co,tons furniture clntzcs silk isrrst
foundation Lace ,oice white Italian Grape do black,
Canton and Mandarins Grape 4 siiA VestinV, Flor.
eniues black and white Satin p,ail silk Hsndkcr.
chcfs from 2s6i to 4>ed each seis iiandkcro ob,efs
2sphyrs Levsniiacs and slnchass ladies' Merno
ndespensbes Tor 2s each, and many other articles
too numerous to mention all OF which viii b. sold
low for cash
w j. = wishes oil those indebted 10 hiin by Notc
or BOOK account 10 call and settle the same imme-
dMteiy, he also wishes those that have demands Q.
gaost him. 10 present the same for payment ss lie a
anxious TO close his business NJ fast as .r,
Newport, June 26i
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
iICKET'S

IN lhe Third cls's o' NE lottery 'br rrcru
agemeot Of Domes,ic Industry, ar oGw reaiy I,
sole by the Managers.
The object. Tor the aid OF which this Lottery wa
granted beng 50 beneficial to the best interests q
the community, comprchendng, besides s,imului
TO industry, the aid Of Agriculture snd Domcs,i,
Manufactures. is so well known and appreciated IN
it needs no Recommendation from Us we there
fore offer the following theme la,ering ourscyes
that it will meet with general appreciation.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
DIR. AUsTfN,s GRAFTON.

THIS day published. and for sale at the Mercury
OHce, Al the stores Of JAnEs HiHAssp, and
CHoscx wAHros, and nj this ofiee--sn Grafton
pronounced IA this town. July 1922. st the request
cents,
or The above may also be had Of Nichols Has.
card. innkesper. and Mr. Greene. Postmaster. Ports.
mouth, Newport, Jaly ~, 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
SHIPPING LIST.
PORT OF NEWPORT.
Eh1'ERED,
Brig Hiram, Waite, from Havana.
CLE.iRED,
sloop President, Gates, for Hartford.

-NEJfORAND.f.
Spoken, lat %. 80. ION 6S, 80, sch shepherdess,
OF Warren, IS days from this port, Tor Havana
Lett at Liverpool, on the 9TH ult ship Newport,
Burroughs, OF this port, for st. Petersburg
AT Bremen, May 2Sh, ship Fisher Ames, Rider.
from Charleston
Sailed from Liverpool, June I, Balance, Bennett.
OF Bristol x. tor st. Petersburgh; got ashore near
hoyiske. bu, got Oft and proceeded
Arrived at Richmond, June 70. sloop Hard ware
from Newport
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

Hon. Samuel DnSnlo,e has been put
IN nomination by the republicans of New
Hampshire, as candidate for Governor O.
that Stale at the ensuing spring election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
DIED,

In this town, on Friday last Nr Silos Gard.er-a
worthy and respectable citizen
In Richmond (R. l o. the 30th u,t Mrs. EG.a-
oeh Sanon, consort OF the late Judge Robert S,sn.
ton. m The 9OIh year of her age. This venerable
iaay was native ot this town, and daughter OF the
ia.e Mr. John WhItehorn. She had been for years
member OF the second Baprist Church in Rich.
mvnd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
Post.Othcc NOTICE.

" plrtmcn', BY giving credit Tor Pos,ages Of let.
ters ;-Noticc is now given, that all accounts not
punc,u.y paid st the end Of quarter. il shall oc
cur vii, in future be discontinued. Those gentle.
men who hsve been waited upon wth their accounts
for ts. payment s soeoxnn de. and pho have noI
paid the sa- are informed they are nov closed. and
40 Letter. in future addressedto them, will be dev
cred wi,bou, the Postage being previously paid
The practice Of sending Accounts for collection
v;l, in future be discontinued the accounts will be
placed in their respective boses f,r COLLECTION which
muu be paid during the 6rst week in each quarter
this Regulation 10 irrevocabie
u q. MUNFoRD, Psss--,fasssr.
Newport, JOY ~.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

Rhode. Island and New-York Steam
Boats.
TBR CONNECTICUT, Captain
u busksR. and the FULTON. Captain Law,
w"' ~ future ply between this port and NeS.York,
touching at Newport.
From Nam FSIk-a boat will depart every We'd
nesday and Saturday, at O'Clock p NJ.
From Propdenoe--s Boat will depart on Wednes.
day and Saturday, at o'clock A. N.
Providence lnly 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
CAUI'ION.-

ME subscribers understanding ths, John
4 Merrill, whom they sent to Warren,
Bristol and Newport, lew days since, 10 pro.
cure subscribers Tor ,he new edition Of the
Statute Laws, has imposed himself upon sun
d'y persons ss their agen, for other purposes,
aod obaned money snd goods on false pre-.
lences, hereby give notice, that they have ne
yer authorized the said Merrill TO make any
contract whatever on their account, excep, as
above, and that they do not consider them
selves holden to any contract, nov made, or
hereafter 10 be made, by the said Merrill, on
der pre,ence Of authority from them. Per.
sons who have subscribed for the Laws are
informed that no one ha, yet been aothotiiod
TO receive money 10 advance therefor.
MILLER & HUTCHENS.
Prebidenee, yuiu ls. 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

Tho importation Of ice into this Kingdom,
pays an al Dalorem duty on il. arrival A
dispute arose few days ago, about the value
OF cargo, and before the dispute was settled,
The captain OF the vessel was deprived of his
he'gh'' and the custom. house OF tho duly, by
he meiiing OF the s--t6
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

Irish Msery.-A eireums.apee, which has
JUS, come TO our knowledge, shows tho dread.
fui ex'femities to which the famishins peo.
pie OF some parts Of Ireland arc reduced. A
vessel, laden with oatmeal, was las, week
boarded and pIandsscd Of her whole cargo,
consisting Of about six,y tons. She was q,
the time distant about six miles from the bsy
OF k'llala; and the predatory party consisted
almost entirely Of wretched and desperate fs.
males, who came oat in boats in such mum.
bers as TO render suy resistance IN vain. No
violence was offered 10 the crew.-.LtpernoOl
Mercury.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

Capt. TefFt, at Ns~-York, from tho Span.
jsn Maine, informs that there was severe
L. quake on the Main, which comme need
m the lo;n. and lasted un,ll the 18Th Of Nay
Many OF the inhabitants were killed, snG 9th.
srs had abandoned their house. and took ref.
uge in the county.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
MIR RihD.

In m's town, on the evening o, The 18th inst by
me se' Me- Elton, Mr. Hcsfy Taygsri. to Miss 40
6Y a. MHnhope, daughter OF Air Wn,iam Stsnhope.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
Adminisfrafor's Nofice.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the
Midde.owp in the county OF Newport, deceased. and
has given bonds for tina, purpose, the lsw dirccts
An persons having demands against said Estate, are
reote.,ei to present the same and al persons ia
debted thereto are called upon 10 make payment 10
GEORGEt BAILEY. -3fnt-ssrassr.
Newport, July 10. 1922
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

hA'S 1aS>Ai~bSy wv Nj % y MlQ lx1-
dy. arrived in town on Thursday last. in
the steamboat Connecticut, from New.
York.
At the celebration of the late Ann;yer.
sary, in neighboring town. the follow
ing Toast was given by cluzen
Our nrrt aGminissrotiOn May ITS con.
s,ruclon be tho reverse oil that oil Nebuchad.
pszzit's image-Clay a, the head"
Church Constituted. On "Wednesday
last, Baptist Church was constituted in
the village of Wexford, (H. l.) under
the name of the first Baptist Church in
WEXFORD. The Rev. Za,nion ro,,ey.
of North Providence, preached sermon
on the occasion, from Ephesians 4th Chap.
18th and 10th verses. - The Rev. Ger.
shom Palmer, OF Exeter, gave the right
hand of fellowship. p.-rhe Rev. William
Northup, of North. Kmgs,own, address
ed the church, and the so!emnltles were
closed by 4 Prayer, by the Rev Mr..
Paimcr. The Rev. John Ormsbce is
expected to officiate as pastor OF the
Church. -.leIcury.
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BI Bile s.

Is IL u. y.
FAMILY BIBLES, With and without plates in
Q-srto. and the usual Kind in Octave. school and
pocket forms. variety Of the above in cheap or
elegant editions At the publishers prices.
The common Prayer Book.
Watts PSALMS and Hymns.
smiths and Jones' and Methodist, do.
for sale by tyi.MES Ha.MJNOXD.
Ns,.nn-f Inlv z 400
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

NJ MI
A 7 meeting Of the Stockholders Of ,be
"A Phenix Bank Of Westerly, July ist.
1922, the gentlemen whose names follow,
we're chosen Directors. Of said Back for the
year ensuing 49,
hmos Cross, Edward Witesr. Ronse Bas.
cork, Stephen Wueor, George Gapiff, John
e Horsey. WM,am Peekham .seres Barnes,
Nathan Barber, Jun. Wager Weeden, Daniel
Babcoek jun.
At meeting Of the Board Of Directors, on
the same day, the Hon. Amos Cross, VS.
chosen President of said Bank, and JEssE
MAxsoN, Cashier. Jolly 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
EDUCATION.
M lLTON HALL respectfully in

M ILTON HALL respectfully in
ltl forms his friends aud tie pubic, thai he hs.
associated himself with Me-, JOSEPH ). COvELL,
OF Connecticut. with The intention Of extending the
present branches oi instruction, now taught at the
present school. They conjointiy solicit the auen
ton OF all those parents, who desirous their chi-
dren should acquire = competent knowledge in ail
those branches Vi usetu, and polite education. that
will render them eminen,in every active Of life.
III which they may be employed, and prepare their
MINDS to contemplate The wonderful works 0f Clea
,ion, with more enlarged views. The branches in.
tended to be Taught, include all tie common, toseth-
er with t'ctoric, Composition, History, Chernisy
NatutI Philosophy. Latin ana Greek all the a. b..
tui branches OF Mathematics, Surveying, Nsygat.y'
rrigonometry, Geometry. and Algebra. Those sbo
wish To obtain LAO wledgc OF the above branches,
the most careful aud faithful attention will be given
as also to the morals OF those placed under their
charge.
Gentlemen, who may wish to acquire knowiede OF
the French Language.
Newport, July IL, 1922
SHEATHlNG PAPER. L,NSEED
OIL, SLAVES, &c.
4 CONSTANT supply of the following kinds Of
"A Paper. of n very superior quality, may be had
by appiyingto
+. w. LAWTON,
Corner Of Wash'rston Sqnare and 7hames
Streef--VIS
Pine sheathing for Copper-sand shesthing-
Double and single wrapping, extra sizes-K .nt,sh
Cap, for Hardware. &c.
LS0,
10 bbs. wa,crrnan's Linseed OIL
10 900 w q. Hind. SLAVES
81 900 CIGARS.
" One case ouperine LINENS, crsAr by the
piece or yard.
Newport 'rly ~
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Linens and Bombazefts.
VIM. JAMES IlLLEY.

w INI. J u VI 40 ILLT
No. li9 Thames Street, and No. Custom.
House Coarf.
w ILL open this day, one case more Of
those Ciiesp Irish LINENS full ] yard wide
from ls5i to 5s6i the yard, and few pieces more
of those is6d black 9OMBAZErrS, winch are 90
very nice.
ALSO,
First quality Kidderministers Carpeting, Is per
yard, and Venetian stair Csrpeting At 3s9d and all
other Goods proportionsbiy cheap.
Newport, July IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
MOI ICE.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Corporation Of the
4 savings Bank. will be held on saturday evening
next, at O'Clock. r. VI. at their Banking Room "a
punctual attendance is requested.
GEORGE MUMFORD, Secretary.
hs~3rs Jay IL. 1892.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
Prom the New York Eu,.ns, cisl ADVERTISE
received oy ,hs s,eain.boat Fulton, Cap.
Law, on Sunday last.
LATEST FROM ECROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
FaAxcs.-rne King OF France opened the
Ses.ion .ot the Chambers OH the 4th OF June
As to Turkey snd Russia, he merely exptes.
ses hope, tnn tranquility may be preserved
Vuh regard to France, the speech presents
Us with mo., favorable picture OF its contin.
ued prosperity; although great care seem,
to have been taken 10 discou' ago oil idea oil
the existence Of dissatisfaction wish The gov
eminent OF the reigning fanny.
The Fteoch pape CONTINUE extreme
Euard "a q, 10 Inc sae of the public mind,
Wacn, however, is represented 10 private let
ters, as extremely feyensh wiki respect to
the Bourbons. A fsscas is stated TO have Ia
Ken place al Lyons, on the lob OF May, IN
consequence oil hostility displayed TO an cleo
tion return, by few individuals. The Roy
ais,s, w. . occupied the principal Ho,si, call"
al out Vipe !s Rot !" on which a ,oass from
$50 1000 msn, who bad assembled II the
Place Ierraux, tell on tho soldiers, aOd IN
some measure overpowefcd them. The
whole sfts rnooD, jn every s,reet was heard
the cry OF :. Down suf6 ne Bonrbons DoUn
vth the King Yive Ia Li6erne ;'-pi,chers
and lowerpots were thrown from the win.
dows 90 the soldiers. Things went on dread
fully, and several persons were killed. Even
,he life Of the P,efect was attempted. II Was
only possible TO st,Il the movement by com.
municatiog to the military $4,000 'trong) or
eers to hre on the people. Tranquility was
hsr from being fully restored when the last
accounts came away.
GREEcE Accounts from Smyrna OF the
lsh Aptil, say, the Turks who landed Al
SEQ, had shed so much blood tnat they had
given courage to the vanquishcd. Ater stat.
Ing ths, twelve thousand dead bodies Of
Christians, Of oil ages and both sexes were ".
lug in the streets, squares, and enrlrons oil
the city, aud tha, the Turks had four thousand
killed, and ten thousand wounded, the writer
rema. ks, that +" tn: Creeks are now entre0ch-
cd in the mountainous parts o. Sc'o, whence
rhey will not probably venture, except with
suFe prospect Of success. An amnesty has
been proposed for the insurgents, aid The
proposals have been seconded by the agents
O! France and Austria, who met with posi-.
tive refusal. To conquer or DIE, IS the vnan'
imous cry Of the whole population. Since
then tho standard Of the c.ies hosts on ell the
mountain"
PEastA---tt is asserted, In sdvices from the
Turkish {, oolicss, that the Psrsians insist up.
on the ee..ioo Of Armenia, but that the Porte
had avoided giving any reply. 10 the hope
tha, existing differences might be adjusted
through the mediation of England Aeeord'
ing to other seeounts, said TO re" on good au
thori,y, the Porte had ordered the P.ens OF
Bsgdsd, to continue the var with Persia soa
not to listen 10 any proposals. tor peace.
A negro plot in South Carolina has
been entirely quclled, and the principal
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17

A negro plot in South Carolina has
been entirely quclled, and the principal
rineleaders had been secured and con-
hlsd in prison.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-07-17
Executors Notice.

THE subscriber, appointed Execn,or 10 the isst
i Will and Testament Of BEAJ9.NIN REY
.NOLDS, late Of Newport, deceased, requests sil
persons indebted 20 said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having any demands. 10 present
them to STEPHEN GOULD, Executor
.Ntvperf. 6fl If 5h N, 1922. 81
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SLHEllL

10000 Tickets, at 8 S each s $4,000
Less than two bisneks TO prize, Al prizes sub.
ject to deduction OF Is per cent. Prize. only will
be drawn three hundred Numbers will be consd-
cred days drawing except on the last day, when
386 will be drawn. All prizes not demanded within
year from the last days drawing, will be deem.
ed As generously given TO the Lottery. The capital
prizes will be disposed as follows
The first drawn number will be
entitled to $500
On the Cd day there will be de-
posted in the wheel 8 prizes OF 500
Third day, one of 500
Fourth day, one of 500
Fifth day, one of 500
Sixth day, one of 500
Seventh day, one of SEQ
Eighth day, one Of 1000
Nineth day, one Of 1000
Tenth day, one Of 1000
Eleventh day, one of 10000
or Drawing viii commence on the 18th dsy Of
October mex,
DExTSs THsasEn, .x..ese..
STAFFORD NBwELL,S
pro-idenoe. JGs TO- 1922 t3w1
BOARDEkS WANTED.
THREE or four boasders vili be taken on iayors.
bic, terms on applics,scr 20
Hy IS RoBe67 STErENS, ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27
POSTSCRIPT.
I-ols and important Intelligence from the
COLOMBIAN REPUBLIC.

Tn. Colombian armed schooner AeuILA,
Commodore DANIELS, arrived at Norfolk
E, Sunday afternoon from Lsguira.-Ibe
Commodore himself arrived in this city
,bis morning, by the .eam boat from Nor
folk in excellent health and high spirits.
By the Agui!a, letters and papers have
besr received in town, furnishing very sa-
,isfactory intelligence from the Republic OF
Colombia, among which we have the plea
.ore 10 announce fresh triumph Of the Re
robIican arms before Porto Cabelio no
less a triumph tha" THE SURRENDER OF
TUE PRINCIPAL FORT ON THE MAIN LAND,
which gives the independent army COM
handing position TO lombard the island in
he bsrbor, which is now the last hold OF
,br Spaniards. They cannot obtain sue
eour or supper. of any kind except what
they may chance to get by sea, and OF
this resource they will soon be deprived.
Bali. Fed Gag.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27
,Sg5 REV ARD.

H AN away from the subscriber on Mon
4 = day night last, an apprentice 10 the
bricklaying business, named JOSEPH
DUDLEY, between I9 add 20 years ofage,
about ) feet A OF 6 inches high of brown
complexion; thick set, inclined to stoop
little and swings his arus very much when
walking. Took with him drab coatee
and pantaloons pantaloons and round
about OF Russia sheeting, blue striped
domestic vest, and black fur hat little
worn. All persons are cautioned against
harboring or employing him, as the law
will be strictly enforced against such as
may. The above reward will be given
on experimenting and lodging him in Jail.
ROBI. BROCKET.
june 25 3t*
The Winchester papers will nser, the a
bove three times.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27
Public Sale,


DURSUANT to deed of trust from A.
i mos Fox, and Lucy his wife, to the
subscribers, dated the 92d. day Of March,
1918, to secure the payment OF = sum OF
money therein mentioned, we will proceed
to sell at public auc ton, on the premises
for cash, on Saturday the 9Th day Of ~,
ly next, a certain tract or parcel of land
in the county of Fairfax. and State OF Vir-
ginia. lying on Difficult run, about two
miles from the court house, containing 9l9
acres more or less, or so much thereof, as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the conditions
and purposes for rhich said deed Of trust
was made. On this farm, which is OF good
quality, there is convenient dwelling
house, mill for manufacturing -four, saw
mill, still house, and many other useful
houses and improvements.
JOHN MOORE, Z
GEO. w. HUNTER, A'us
june 81 lawts
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27

.., Of ,he prisoner, for the facts
deien.O LIAR to allow them to be for a
wote weren't the topic of discussion
moInoI nrv retired and found the pri-
.r GUILTY, strongly and a"ans-
s s''o',,ly recommending MIN to mercy.
f'J Immediately after the ABOVE verdict
,,. .T made public. came on the trial OF
700 Ross, accused of the same OIL
.,noe with the prisoner above mention.
le - MIR. Rogers was again examined
S su, i appearing that the prisoner had
'as "a ;nvoluntarily and thro' coercion,
a a.S no money having been found upon
sIu the Jury found him Not Guilty,
W.. al the court adjourned until Monday
. s the trials for piracy will be re-
sumed.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-06-27

STRAYED, OF was stolen; from the
~ farm Of the subscriber, about five miles
below Alexandra, on Sunday the eth inst.
Tao Bay Mares
one, dark bay about 8 years old, be-
tween IA and Is hands high, switch tail J.,
was not shod, PAGES indifferently and
works in gear. The other, bright bay
Ten years old, rather smaller than the first,
bad shoes before, but they were loose and
she may have lost them; she has a lump
on her back resembling navelgall--tbs
mare also works in gear. | will give the
above reward to any person who may de-
liver these mares to me on my farm, or
five dollars for either of them.
BUSHROD WASHINGTON, Jr.
Moans Zephyr.
June 25 Cav 2w