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MR.. GEORGE s. HOLLoWAY-

1Fs Sir--As you have no place Of residence
known TO me, and connot be found, 10 be serv-
ed with notice. take his method to spprise
YOU, tllai snail on tue eth day Of june 1879.
at tbe Union Hotel in Lynehburg, prooeed 70
take sJndry dispositions, 10 be read as cyl
Hence on the trial ri eua depending IN The
superior Cqptt u Chaneery holden at lynch
3nrg. IN Which am plaintiff. and yonrselt
lhomas , Holloway, aod William " DO
1aSlled are deits JAbFZ CAMDEN.
May 2. 80 t,4w
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Eotice.

H. TWO Of the above-named partners vii
resume the business ~ llie same house, " lh :
general supply Ot all kinds Of goods, OF which
due notice 10 The public Will begiyen
Apr,l !. 6atsif
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02
siXTn CLASS or THE
Wdsh IN gt0R .U0nnment Lofferu.

Commences drawing 18th MAY
The SCHEME contnins prize of 100000
= Of 8loo0o-2 of x5,o00--3 of $1,000
Of s. ,opo--50 Of SI0o--loo of g50--20U OF
S2o--End 5000 of Slo--the whole 10 he com
pleted IN SIXTEEN DRAjpINGS ONLY.
Whole Tickets go 90 Quarters 81 70
Halves 90 Eighihs %
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y wv SPEXEG GO0NS
SELLING OFF.
TIE BUSINESS OF
Mckee, .Neem IF Grecn7cay

N{TlLb soon be closed, in consequence
w OF . dissolution of the present 6rm,
and as il Is very desirable TO each of the part.
ners that II may be finally closed la the course
OF n short time, they respectfully and earnrst-
~ request of those persons who are indebted
To them, 10 call and settle their accounts.
THEN stock Of GOODS NJ present Is pretty
extensive. II has lately been increased by
additional supDlics eff
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

10y virtue of deed of trust, execnted
- to the subscriber, by William S. Woog-t
drige, bearing date the 1alh january, 1922,
and Of record in the county ee,,ri ofsCa,nr.
bell, forpnrposes in said deed expressed, win
be sold on Saturday, the 9th iast. onthe pre-
misses, Tor ready money, 10 DIE highest bidder,
certain tract OF land IN Campbell county.
on the head waters OF Cub Greek, bounded 6y
The lands OF William Wooidfidge and othrrs.
containing 2Co acres. be The same more or
less. netting as trIsiee Shall convey sacl, Il.
tie as is vested in me bv virtue ofsaid Iced
TIL Meal LISTER
May ? w2wsg
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TICKETS and sJ.gREs in both schemes to
be had IN the greatest variety OF Nos, at
& o III T. NJ S
Lottery and Exchange Office, ia, Market
street, Baltimore,

T1VFN'FN HHU T4NTTlHIlRF OFItt, III, NIafkeE
street, Baltimore,
Where the Great Capital Prices in BOTH
THE LAST LOTT ERiES Were sold to DIS
I Ant ADVENTURES, md Where more On
P'ial Priges harebeea sotd than al my other Of ,
zee IN .4,atricG
p Orders from any part Of the o. States,
either by mail (posl pai,D or by privaie con,
geyauce, enclosing The Cash, or Prizes i'm INV
of the Baltimore lotteries, will meet with the
same prompt and puuclual attention as il on
personal application addressed TO
). J. COHEN, jr. Sec ~ Boifimore.
April y. tdif
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02
rkAkEN up by Lewis Dawson, in AM

AMEN mp by Lewis Dawson, IN Am.
= hrtst county seven miles irom Lynch
bury pnlr red COW, eight or ulne ysars old,
white on her belly, right lank bind Negs, and
end of her tail, alsoRtl some white snof4 on
her fore legs just above the hooks. marked
with slit IA the right ear, and crop and
unilefheel IN The left, appraised At ten dollars
Given uoder our hands this It'll day Of Fa-
bfudfy ls2j
pRIRN BELL,
AMBROSE BlNFORD,
WILLS NJ REYNOLDS
amherst county 10 nil
The above appraisers were duly qualified
before me, inatico oil the peace for aaid
county the It'll FEBRUARY 1924
NELSON e. DAWSON
Copy reste, A. Is. DAVIES 9 a.c.
May 1T
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DlED--tn tbs place, on the 18th MI. Mr..
MARY ANN CARLSON, censort Of the Rev
Joseph Carson, after a long and pnnlul IL
ness,
----@, near Huntsville. (Aebamn) 81 the
18th nil JOHN WILLIAMS " ALkt,R. Esp.
in thr 10th year al his aRe-.lalr "A senator
from thai state III the Congress OF the l nited
. ates,
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LA FAYE1"rr.."

MAildEn--at Mr. Ed Wnsfon's, In Am
hersi county lad evening, by the Key Johu
; Lee, MIR. JAMES BANAGiI, of THIS plnoo
10 Miss ELIZABETH RCHAhDsoN, late OF
Goochland
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

We fnd IN the Constitutional of the
nth of March toe following leilei on tie
same question from oar venerable delcu-
der ADD friend, La fayctte;
q L..
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-05-02

Lord W. Bentinck proposed the healtl
Of the Duke of San Lorenzo ard Admlra,
jabat-Drank with three times three anu
great applause.
The Duke de San Lorenzo returned
thanks in the Spanish language. lie ex-
PRESSED the high sense which he entertain
I'll of the honor conferred upon himself
ao his countrymen by people who were
eopabIc of estimating the merits, because
they eminently eujoycd the advantages OF
national Independence. HIS interprete-
would more fully deyelope to the conn
lany the sentiments both of himself and his
ExcclIcncv the Ambassador.
Many other speeches were made and
toa~ts drank, by Mr.. Barring, Sir Jane,
Macintosh, the Duke of Sussex, Lore
Bentnck, the Hon. Mr.. Liitleton and TIA
Duke of Somerset. Mr.. Littleton gave II
stoast g the cause Of civil and religious u
lberty throughout the world" Sir Ja'ne'
Mackintosh gave the pr.sgi Walton OF TN
peace Of Europe"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
FROM FRANCE.

New YORK, August 25.-ln Satur-
days Gazette we on y gave summa.
ry Of news from from our French pa
pers. We this day make some further
selections 1t will be observed by an
article given below, that Nina was still
enabled to avoid the French, and that
the garrison Of the Seu d'Urgel still
held out, and refused to negotiate with
the flags of truce which had been sent
to them.
Enuirons ofthe Ssw d. Urgel, June q.
Two flags of truce has been sent to
the commsndant of the fort demanding
it's surrender. The first. q Spanish Of
fcer, was compelled to retire as they
threatened to shoot him; the second,
Col RoqueDaurel, aid to the Baron d.
Eroles, as mit,ed, I. g said that
the letter of which he was the bearer
was not even read, and the comman.
dant told him that it was fortunate he
was Frenchman, and that he would
have been shot had he been Spaniard.
During the interview, which did not
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
A ROGUE CAUGHT.

READING, tPENN) August 23.--We are
xrati6sd 10 state that DR. James Hamilton.
Alias John Randolph Bedford, alias ,. Gal
lop. who married the daughter OF MIR. jos
nathan Fompkins of Belviie. New-Jer-
sew. ON the 2Sth of June last, and VIII, al
ter conveying her 10 PHILADELPHIA and P'a.-
chg hsr among entire strangers, deserted
her on the 10Th ol last month was apprehen-
tle1 u secured in this county Jail yester-
day morning. Ii appears from the adver-
tisenent describing This VILLAIN ana 6y
which he was recognized, that he, IN July
1898 married lady 10 Woodstock, YER
mont; and that after having robbed MS
wife's family, he deserted her. 30 minute,
" were his person and clothing described
in the advertisement, that the magistrate
did not hesitate moment 10 make out
mittimuS, -. ~,
The public are indebted to Messrs o.
Brisu & Foster tor his early apprehension.
who. with zeal worthy Of the cause OF
Justice, promptly pursued the most ener-
setic measures TO accomplish their iauda-
BE ourpose. tits said he had made an
attempt to ingra,iate himself into the favor
OF family in the vicinity OF this borough,
TOR The purpose, no doubt, Of playing
third Trick OF viIlainy He arrive d in this
place on the 18th OF July, and applied to
Messr.. O'Bren s. Foster for work. l., The
capacity of a shoe maker-h's gecnteel ap-
pssrapce, being clothed in the very best,
operated m bis favor, and he was employ
ed. bu, soon found 10 be very ind'fer ent
workman, which convinced those gentle
men that he could no, be shoemaker by
profession, and which excited suspicious
that finally eyen,uated in bis apprehension.
[Berks' JOprnst.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
LATEST FnOM EUROPE.
From the New-York Mer. Advertiser Jsi7.

From the New-York Mer. Aduerti,er Jsiy2f.
The elegant fast sailing ship Honard,
capt Hoidredge, arrived al this pos! yes
terday, in 35 days from Havre, EteIse
she sailed on the 2Oih uIt. We have H-
ceived from cur correspondents, srS sfe
indebted TO capt. n. tor files OF Psrs ga
pers to the 18Th OF July, inclusive, .
According to these papers, the essss Q.
Liberty 10 Spain, has no prospect Oh sr.-
cess. II appears certain iba, HeslAc,,
has abandoned the CoDstituiIonsiss's, sio
accounts from Madrid of the l2lb Fujy- as
sert that he bias actually joined the fr.aah
with 5000 OF his troops. ffso, this &l'lss
an unexpected and heavy calamity u sts
SpanIards.
By letter received in Eng il az
pears that on The 9ist OF June, MolIIln %as
within so miles oil CorunDs, wiiha fWGs
ole or Ii thousand men, tolerablg 1s'-
equipped, and said 10 be in goodsYTals -
In letter TO Quiroga, dated al Lugss' I"nr
88ih, he complains that his messenger ~
Corunna bad been stopped; states ffa i
was well known that lie would NOT reg'suy
nize the Regency which was sstsSii'aneea
at Seville. He had been determinaG !"
make every sacrifice to defend tbs Ho"l,.
cal constitution OF the monarchy, oIn w.
could not recognize the acts al ssS1'p"
wherein il was attacked to its lounhai'u1's
He had still however determined no "-s::
the invasion, unless The French eansstnT =.
toa proposition Which be had MAGE 70
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

last long, the band OF the regimen, ..
Majorca played the air of Trasula
Daily disputes arise respecting y.
stalks lgerbe] which are gathered in
the fields in the neighborhood Of IL.
forts. Yesterda y two of Nina, sni.
were brought in; cespstches were lopns
on them for the governor OF the fo,.
and the principal officers Of the garri
son. The troops forming the bloekad.
continue TO hold the ga me positions !,
is generally believed that when -.
crop is gathered only 1000 men will +.
left before this place.
Nina arrived at Pons on the OIL
where he was joined by l5O horse A.
Cardona. which he had left some t;ma
previous in that place lie a, the SAM
time received four loads Of money Il.
left Pons the next day, and arrived INV
expectedIy at Cervera about / o'clocL
in the morning, and reached St CoIo.
mac dc Querens that evening-the in.
habitants who are sll conslitutional;s,.
not aware Of his approach, and pre,u
ming that it was royalst corps RI,
TO arms. Some firing took place az
both sides, & a number were wountad
but the mistake was soon disco,e,sd
IF Nina has met no obstacles il is gene
rally supposed that he is in Tarrsoo.
ma. journal de Toulouse
CALAMATA, June 3.-Ten thousand
men well equipped, have Sc, out Tor
Thessaly, and four Thousand for Mia.
solonghl. Patras is supplied with pro.
visions till the LIST OF September, a.
which time Jussuf Pacha has authors.
ed it to capitulate. IL is said, tina, ac.
cording to the new plan adopted by tho
Greeks, they have raised the siege Of
all blockaded places.
DURAzzo, June 6.-The Pacha Of
Seutara has entrusted TO bis Ldeutep.
ant the four thousand men unoer his
command. to act against the Morea.-
He is at Scutair in order to watch tho
movements of the hlontenegrins.
HAvRE, July 5.-There has beena
great STIR in the CO.. ton market, parlic.
ularly for United States. More than
six thousand bales have been taken
within the last ten days for consump.
ton and on speculation. There nat
present an advance of 10 centimss.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
NATIVE COPPER.

The Detroit Gazette contains an extract
of letter from gentleman IN Mack'naw,
which states that Nj Schoolcrait was al
S4nt Sante Marie, and had y obtained
through the Indians, from he east tork OF
= the 'Tenaugou river, the largest mass ex,,
cepl one) of native copper which ne had
ever seen lIwe,gbs forty too pounds a.
-voirdapois. On examining It c'it'ca''y'
me discovered in several parts OF 1t points
OF nnii9e siIue-. This is the hrst native
silver found in this region fne letter
adds, that vein of copper, ore has also
been discovered on me sauth shore OF Lake
Superior. on point ofriand just at the wa
ier', edge, u is reported to be extensive
Mr., S. has IN his possession many spec''
mems OF this Gre; aud ihe'same kind IS sta
tel nv Professor CIeasland TO yield ssosniy
five per cent.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
NAVAL.

We publish with much pleasure the fol-
low ing opinion OF the Court OF inquiry, as
sembled 10 inquire into The causes which
led 70 the loss of the II. S. brig Entsrprlze,
under the command OF our lellow-towns-
man, Lieut.. John Gallagher Bait Inner
OPINION.
Published by order ofthe Macy Department
The Court, upon deliberate examlna
ton OF the testimony OF the officers aud
Grew lately attached 10 the U. 5 brig En-
ttrprize. find that the loss OF the SAID brig
WIS entirely owing 10 current which,: al
the time, was setting in direction daffsr-
en-, from the usual one, aud that laid down
on the charts.
That these seems 20 be, in those seas, a
general western current, and also wea.
thpr current, the latter depending for its
strength and direction upon the prevailing
uisds. Thai he letter existed at the time Of
The ailing ot this vessel, and was therefor
vnkDown 10 Lieut. Comd;. John Gallagher,
bis officers ADD crew,
Th Lieut.. Comdt. John Gailsgte' used
grea' caution in sailing the vessel under bus
command, and was particularly careful not
70 cross The latitude OF any lanG by night
The Court is. therefore. OF opinion that
Lieut.. Comdt. John Gallagher, his officers
and crew, ought Ia be houorab'y acquitted
O. all blame in the loss OF the said Brig; am
take leave to commend Lieutenant Comdt.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

1t stated in the Hartford tConnecti-
curl fines, tina, large number OF cases
OF either the typbus or the spotted teVer,
have occurred in the town of berlin, about
10 nises from Hartford, many OF which
terminated fatally. The disease was grow.
ing more mild, and the patients getting
bstter.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

Gallagher and bis officers 10 the favorable
notice of the Hon. Tue Secretary OF the Ma.
w, tor the cool and correct manner in
which they gave all orders, which. in The
opinion of this Court. could tend to save
the We 81; and The crew for the alacrity
and 6dei,y with which they obeye these
orders. and for their successful endeavors
t. save the armament and public stores be-
longing to said brig, after they found that
her loss was inevitable,
GEO. w RODGERS. Presdt.
=. JOHN 3. NICHOLSON,
b V HOFFMAN
U. S. ship Washington,
Navy Yard, N. York, Goth Aug. 1923. p
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

writer in The Haicyon, an Alabama
paper, begins an essay on the importance
of frugality and economy, with the follow
ing declaration, which seems 10 have real
ly come from tine bottom OF his heart:-l0'
Ell dislike the whole matter Of debt and
credit, from my heart dislike it-snd
think the man who first invented ledger
should be hung in efigy, with hrs invention
tied To his feet, that his neck might sup
port him aud bis works together"
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

Galiaao, leading member OF the Span
ish Cnrtes, in speech delivered on the
qtth May, notices our country IN the loi-
lowing Complimentary manner Wat iHs.
LET Us turn our eyes TO the United
States of America country which pre-
sents the bsag ideal of human institutions.
and points out the true path to prosperity
an5 glory. To what does it owe its power!
To what The stability OF its constitution!
To the principle of revolt against arbitrary
power, sad the maxim OF The sovereignty
of the people
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
Total,

Total, 5O,O53 bags
In order therefore that our market
may DOT experience a detici'. there must
be an importation Of 5O.055 bags from
this date TO the end OF The year and IS
all our advices from the L States
concur IN stating that the balance OF he
crop will 60 TO England, it Is probable
that our imports to the 3lst ot Deem.
Der nex' will not exceed Ii. 90. tass
We do not notice the in. Ecrfs iron
Braziis, as little or none il expectd
In calculating then on d Fossiui, 49,
por Of l5,.oo bags, there Will sill oea
deficiency of 35,O55 nogs
From which deduct the a.
mount on hand 3lst Decem.
Der last, 1869
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-Capt Tear,
OF the brig Ruth. in 90 days from Gibrsl
tar, states that the French were encamped
two miles from. St. Rogue On the 25th 'ot
July. The women aud children from 81.
Rogue were ying in the sand on the beach
at the neutral ground, having lett their
houses for fear OF the French. The gsrrI-
son would not admit them Capt. L was
witness to two skirmishes while at Cadiz.
Flour 10 dollars
The Congress frigate sailed from Gibral
tar on the Esd July for Cadiz Nj, Nelson
and Mr. Rodney were al Gibraltar, % that
the report of the death of Mr.. Rodney was
incorrect. Freeman's Journal.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30

Leaving deficit Of 2z,4UO ts,s
and which will 'aIj 10 supriy the waits
Of the present season, which are estl.
mated 10 be equal 10 those vi the past
These considerations, & The adssrce
in the Liverpool ma rke., founded on tie
same causes. have created the stir IN
cottons, and we believe that he price VI
this article will advance a great deall IN
autumn.
The presen. calculation is as followf:
Georgia (short stapie) 100 1857
Do (iong do 9lO $40
Louisiana, l32 $50
Maranhsm, 15G los
Pernambuco, l67 5U 10
Another circumstance in favor cicOt-
ton is that NAMES, Bordeaux and Mar.
settles, which die not experience. want
ofsuppIies last year, have scared. any
thing this season. THIS will naturally
contribute to reduce moro rapidly tie
stock of this market.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-30
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUsTso.

G. JACKSON, Minister 10 the y Staies'
embarked at Falmouth tor New YORK Tue
LIST July. tLonoo" p"pe''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
NEW GOODS.

II. SESSIONS, has received his Fol!
snd Winter Goods which with bis iorner clock
makes las assortment very extensive.
--.4sgong ,sLch are
SUPERFiNE, fine, mlddhng and low priced
~ Broadcloths aud Cassnieres, Queens cloths and
KerseyEeres for ladies coats, ba,e red white. vel.
low, black and green Flsnnels, Fearnoughts, Devon.
shire Krrseys, Plains and seIges, Cosiings. scotch
Plads great variety. Vesngs. Csmblets Tor closks,
printed hattinetls, bale figured and piSin Bomba.
zetts ell colors and prices. double milled So red
bsizes, Blankets from "a to il.4, worsted draws
and robbins. Caroline pisids, figured popins Tsbb,
Neisets silk dtto, Coronation cloth for slain shavis
Fnrnitures. Calicoes, Ginghsms. Linens, 40. Cam.
brcs, 6nen dsmssk, linen sheetings, Russia sheet
ings, Rsyeps Duck. cashmere shawls great varis-
", flag. bandanno and German iwiled silk liandkfs
fancy and black silk dtio, superior quality rno
HsndkIs cotton Gag ilkfs linen cambria ditto very
fine, black and colored nsrkn aud Canton grapes,
black, white and green Italian ditto. English cash.
mere long shawls, black siochsws and ssrs. Is,
plaid Lus,rings, coored ditto, shire Musns. India
multi ditto, figured Nuslins, ditto ior dresses, B0m
bszns, Russia Diapers, black and olive veI,ets.
Bedlaces. Csrpetbndines. Crash. brown and black
Linens, sewing silk and twist. Pins, &c &c.
. NOV lS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
An ACT concerning the sppOrionmen, of

An ACT concerning The spporiionment Of
Representatives, in Inc State of Alabama.
Beit enacted 6y he Scnase and Horce o.
.Xehresenra.iucs oFfhe United States Of .5ner.
fea an CoaSrrss assembled, That. from end al
ter the shnd day of March, one thoussnd eight
bundled and ,weny.three, the state OF alsba.
m, shall hsve tbree me embers in the House
OF Representatives, in the Congress OF the u
nited States, il appearing, from the returns
uf tho Marshal Of Alabama, deposited IN the
oaice Of the Secretary Of State Of the United
States, ths, the said state Of Alabama 81 the
psssage Of tho set, en,iile4. An &c, for the
sPpotiionment OF Representatives. among the
sevcrsl states, ncco' ding to the fourth census"
spproved March seventh, one thousand eigh,
huadied snd tweniy,,vo, was entitled 10 The
number ofthtee Representatives, acco' ding
rn the population OF he said state, and The ia.
fso established by the seih ac,.
PIP BARBOUR,
Speaker cf tbe House OF Representatives
DANIEL % ToNrKiNS,
Vice President Of the United States aad Pres
ident Uf the Sens,e.
Washington, Jan. ID, 1928 Approved
JAMES MONROE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber con,e mps)inga removal from iiis
state, Offers Tor sale his estate, situate the
Point. consisting Of Dwemg-Rouse. and siN lots
Of land, near TO and Adjoining the house.
1850
The slooP Frncy, burtben SO tons, good s,sunch
vessel, we'll tcuno, and in good order Tor sea--now
lying at Marbles (latS Dennis) wharf, on the Point
where she may be seen.
For particulars an terms Of sale of the above pro-
pcrty, apply to PELEG BATTLES.
Newport. July "a, 1892. 1nl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
BrOpa's patent Kerneal WoOl Spinner,
Tor Family Use.

THF subscriber duly authorized by
Il the purchasers OF the Patent Right 'ot these
very useful machines now offers them for sale at the
sane price a. they sold by The inventor They
have six spipdes (or more IL wished) that are man
.gsa by ore p'; ana SoOs wiz W produce more ,Ss
80 IN, upc,. the wheels IN common use, and oc-
s ~, me AZ lh. space They are IN operation
Nv 49, 81 the neighhoring towns, where. unitii
LID, xrh d,sps,eh. they prove very vsluab'e as
.,.n,. 10 po-estic Industry particularly IA those
,.bo manufacture their ~ooI INTO h.aaeit and other
e. w. LAwTDv.
Corner ef fHashiny Ton s9iln-e.
and Thansyst->ef.
Scvpcr., or SDh. 1922. los}
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-29
HATS.

NEW-YORk HATS, which are
~ handsome aud cheap, including the fashion.
able Oval, and vide and com,non brims--Sou,hs
aud Chidrens Hats
PAPER HANGINCS,
For Rooms and window curtains, with elegant
Borders some very iov priced.
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Alden's and Webster's spelling books hurrsy's
Reader and Walkers Dictionary
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