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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
NATIONAL CALENDAR,
AND
AnnaNs Of the v. States.

CONTAINING list of all officers and agents
~ civil military and naval Of the United
States, with the places Of their birth and employ
meDt and their annual compensation. To
which is added variety Of statistical and other
useful information. The whole corrected and
brought down to the first Of January, 1923.
Each department Of the government and all
the subordinate Offices are preceded by explsn-
atory remarks relative TO then powers and par
ticular es.-The volume for 1923 is Just pub
lished by the subscribers
The National Calendar and Annals oGthe U.
s. is published annually by Davis & Force, at
the city Of Washington il is corrected every
year to the first of January, from official sour.
ces and is intended to form convenient com
pendulum of curr~nl public information. The
plan Of the work embraces every department OF
the government shows the changes IN each
the state Of the treasury, the public debt, and
foreign trade with the army and navy lists
also, the annual me sage Of the president to con
gress n synopsis Of the laws passed at each
session Of congress the annual appropriations
&c. SC. Price one dollar. For sale by
at. KENNEDY.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
MARRIED.

In Charles co. Md. " the rev. mr..
Mann, DR.. ROBERT >HAIN, Jr. to miss
MARY WOOD, dsponter OF the late DIR. &C.
rard w God, all of said co.
Some time since in Dublin co. " G..
Mr. JACOB MATHIEs, aged III, to Mrs.
SELLERS, aged ll9 years.
At Nantucket, MIR. SAMUEL II. jerks,
editor Of the Inquirer, to MARTHA W.
daughter Of the hon. VIM Coffin.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
THE MAILS.

~ On Monday evening, the only
paper we received in due time from the
north, besides those from Baltimore, was
the Commercial Advertiser of NewYork.
Last evening we received but one from
Baltimore, one from Philadelphia, and
one from Boston,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
NOTICE.

TINE members ofthe Mechanic Reliefsocie-
Il ~ are requested TO auerd quarterly meet
ing ofsaid society, at the Town Hall on Wed
nesday evening next, at o'clock, by order Of
the president. J. s. SCOTT, sec'y
N.B. Funetual attendance is requested, as
business OfimPOrtance will be laid before the
society. jan -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

The freemasons in New Haven, ( Conn. }
have formed an association, termed "The
New Haven Masonic Palestine Missiona-
ry Society,"" for the purpose of advance
ing the progress of gospel light in the
Holy land.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

In testimony relating 10 an invalid black
who died lately in the workhouse at ia
msjca it is said bottle of wine e bottle
of Porter were allowed him daily.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

They do not appear to have heard a,
Madrid 90 the 81 Dec. of the decision OF
the congress at Verona but they seem
TO have Judged Of The chance Of war BY
the price Of stocks at Paris.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

The Salem Observer contains list Of
one hundred aud forty nine vessels own
ed in Salem, with their tonnage, and
masters names. The amount OF ton
nnmn L. 90 N0S
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
WM. GOOnEL.I. s. Cn

w VI. GOODELL & Go.
{ Corner Of Prince and Union Streets
HFFEE for sale 400 bush first quality seed
~ potatoes, 1000 punches onions, 10 bar
rels sweet northern cider
1000 VT new bacon well cured
Beets, oats, and black eyed peas
HhdS and ticrces molasses
Hhds and bbls sugar
Bbls beef (mess and prime No ~
do mess pork, Goldfish
Mackere Nos L., 2 aud 3 in bbls s. half bbls
Bbls tanners oil
Bags coffee and pepper, kegs pimento
Boxes best mould candles at low price
Do Nos | and chocolate
Chests IL tea, Souchong do
l'nper'ai and gunpowder do In boxes and
lib cannisters
Kegs butter superior quality
Do lard, fresh raisins, cheese
NhiSkey, peach brandy, loaf sugar
Stough'on's bitters in bottles
Papers spice bitters
Indigo, copperas, powder and shot
Ravens duck, writing paper, quilts very
cheap)
Seine Irvine, cotton yarn
Domestic plaids, stripes and checks
Paints and oils, with variety of other ar
hcies at wholesale or retail. N. b. Ship stores
put UP Old TIE oest terms Jan 30
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

The exports from the city of Cincinnati,
alone, in The state Of Ohio, in the fall and
winter of 1912, are stated to have
amounted, for three articles only (aour,
pork. and whisbey,) to the value of three
hundred thousand dollars.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
FHE PIONEERS

Was announced in the papers OF yes
terday 10 be published this morning, and
at 10 O'clock. Mr.. Wiley, the publisher,
had delivered thirty fire hundred cehies
NJ. York Com. Aiv. lst. taSf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
FIRE AT NORFOLK.

A fire broke out at Norfolk on the
SIst ult. from the tin mandatory of
Messrs. Allyn Sc Talbot.
The corner store OF occupied by Messrs.
Sautejsu and Brette, Messrs. Allyn and
Talbot's fancy store Messrs. Bonnaud and
Dennis's dry good store, and Mr.. Smiths
shoe store, with the dwelling Of George
M'lntosh, esq. above the two latter, on
Make, square and two stores on Main
street, Gncludng the one in which the
fire originatcd) were destroyed. MIR.
Benjamin w. talbot, an amiable young
man, Of Baltimore, who usually slept
in one of the stores, persisted in the
flames. Several other serious accidents
occurred, by which one man was killed,
and others severely wounded. Loss not
estimated. The fire originated entirely
through accident.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

cents per mile, in lieu OF allowances oil
transportation. Leave was refused TO
bring in the bill.
A letter from the president OF the
Washington canal company, containing
a statement of their receipts and expen-
itnres for and during the year 1922 /;
which was laid on the table.
The house then, by unanimous consent
agreed to resume the bill to regulate the
collection OF duties on imports e tonnage
with the amendments proposed thereto in
committee ofthc whole.
Alta little before o'clock, the bill
was ordered to be engrossed and read a
third time on Wednesday and the house
adinnrned
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
Partnership Dissolved.
IA ,lc card Mannfactory.

MI &c Gard Mandatory.
- -saSONS who want cotton or wool machine
d cards, are respectfully Informed, that they
can be furnished with them of any number lad
mitted by judges TO be of the first quality by
leaving their orders at the subscribers factory,
south west corner OF Market and Eutaw streets
Where may also he had, cotton and wool hand
cards, FnIlers jacks horse cards and comb plate.
Orders from a distance will be attended to-
DAVID G MCCOY.
BALTIMORE, Jan 20 law3m
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
LOT OF GROU.ND

in the town of Alexandria, being at the south
west corner of Duke and Columbus street, I93
feet, and fronting on Columbus. street 100 feet.
Sold to satisfy an execution in favor of Josiah
H. Davis, against James Fl Earle and James
Lawrason. L. MINOR, ID. M.
Jan2O Is .or L. Ring gold marshal
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
1-fe The above property is now

~ i hC anONC POPOitJ 10 hU"
offered for sale, by PRIVATE contract, in pur-
suance Of the provisions Of the trust deeds.
Communications respecting it, addressed 20 the
subscriber, at DUNFRtEs, Va will be promptly
attended Co. JOHN MACRAF,astingt trustee.
feb ; 2aw2w&2antf
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05

<Es5kA In pursuance of the provisions
fssssGf Of a deed of trust, from WILLIAM
I.ssE8& BRENT, jr and WINIFRED l.. his
.E-khs2SA, wife, 10 Walter Jones aud the SUBJ
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-05
PUBLIC SALE.
MARSHAL;S SALE.

NA|lL' be sold, on the premises, for cash,
w on SATURDAY, the TwEHTY-sEcosp day of
FEBRUARY next, at 10 VI. all the right, title, and
interest OF JAMES LAwRAsoN i'm and to a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
NEW GOODS.

Fl. SESSIONS, has received his Fall
and Winter Goods, which With his former stocs,
makes his assortment very extensive.
---y7TioHg which dre--
CUPERFiNE, FIVE. middiing and los priced
- Bro.dcio,hs and Cassimeres, Queens codis ava
ketsey yneres for ladies' cos,s, bale red, white yell
low black aud green fiannes, fearnonghts, ilsVon.
shire Krrseys. Plains aud serges. Cost'ngs. scotch
rs,ds gres, variety, vssiings, Csmheis ioc eoaks,
printed Ra,tincus, 1 bale Gsafed and piA'n bomba.
2vtts all coiors and prices, dooble m'nsd "a red
bs,zay, Blankets srom 8f to i,.f. wor.tcl draws
and robbins, Caroline piaid,, figured pophns. Fabby
Sevcts six ditto Coronation cloth for plain shaw's
Furnitures, Ca.icoes, Ginghams, L'n.ns, do lam
brics linen .ismAss. hi@n stceunss, hnssia sneee-
,nps n,veps buck, cussf,oere shas'o greai rarie-
W.tag. bands,rno and German iwiilcd siS bandsfs.
fancy and black silk ditto, superior quality mesino
Hsndkfs cotton Nag Hsis linen csnbilc d0to very
ioe, black aud co.ored nankin and Canton grapes,
hiask. white and green ita,sn ditio, English cash.
mere long shawls, black sochhws and sarsnos,
plaid Lustrings, coioved ditto, stire M"ssm.. lnds
mutt ditto, figured Musins, dh,c tor dresses Boo..
bazin-, hussis Diapers, black and olive seiyets.
Dedlaces, Carpeibindinss, Cash. brown and black
Linens. sewing silk ard twist, Pins, &c. tac
Nov. ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01

WILL this day open Fifteen Bales and Boxes of
w Gas-ps suitable toe the present and approach'
ing season, which he has taken great deal of paine
40 purchase. in c,der 20 seA very cheap. All those
VIA, want good cloths for iitte moGey, viii do well
II AL and see for themselves.
.l;nong tte GO9ds NOR openlRg. are the to'fsI7nyi
Supe,iine, fine and common D.ue Broadotoihs'
supei hne black DrosdcloIs brown and drab Cloths
for great coats and surtoutsE acompe,e assortment
o, Csss,raeres aad pcce Cloths for Ladies coatsf
double .rDiiled Csssimeies Deyons,ise kerseytI
Plans sul Red CspsS complete as>or,mcm oi
Fsnnels, tSled end piaInj superb lot OF jUO yds.
Curpetplg from IS 10 6,9i stair Csgotlng, S'9d yd
Dsndanna, Flag aud black silk hundkis Cotton, Flag
and Madras Bandkts Gent.emen's c svs's; imhA-
,icn Llnea !iAnjsfs fr>ed popims silk Se,vets
cotton Veiye,s Sheetnss and ahirtipgs' sewing
Co;tons by the pound. very nice C-ro''ae fislds
Scotch p,sids pi.iu Bombs1eus fsom lsoJ TO os
the yd figured Bolnbazc,ts; Worsled tosiery q
.rpsrb lot Of Cashmere shGsls. plain and igUred
bo Ners thick fancy Vestogs; Comloriers Tor
beGs. welt made, at 2ls gentlemen ant ladies' Bta-
yer Gloves biue aad green Csi!icoes. k.d Glo'e'
con,voH Cambrics Jaconet Cambrics /: Mu,l lnu'l
a,isin shear Mgs'in hs,ures} nusiin h,iki' LiH.
en- Csmbrics, Livn 5hir;mgs and SIeetlngs
besuifh assort,neni OF Thread Lsces ,Ismssk and
diapers, hmercan 6mghsm; Checks and S,ri1ss ;
Pas aud Needles, and many otber artic'es TOO hu
Herous TO nennor. Nt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
NEWpOHf BANK.

N~OTICE is hereby given, that on
1 7 wednesday the ars, day of Janu,ry rex, a
general r,eetns the Stockholders VIII fake riice'
a, llreir Barking House. 3, bait pas, two O'Clock T.
for the eection ol Dr.ctors, apS The Transaction
Of the necessary business Of sad fsnS And that
general meeting Of the stockholders Of the Rhode
Island Insurance Company uill also be held Il; the
zane tiale and place 20. HE sane purpose. Notice
islikewise gi.cn ,ha, the same day the half year
ly dividend viii be declared and pad 10 such per
sons as the books cf tn. Bank will skew 10 be
ss0ckhulde.s on the 2i,h inst.
Bs OTTER.
JOHN r. suEARMAN, CGsk'r.
Newrort Dec IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
No,lh- KmeStcpH Bark.

A r the Annual meeting of the stoe ekhoders of 1.-THE
IA North xingst0wo Bsuk, al then bansing'ie0ia
on Monday tue 18Th of November, 1922 The ioilog
ing persons were eiectsd DUecicss for the eisuins
year, Wig;
Daniel Ckomthn, Janses Hslse, John lpat-
,oa, Ehsha ipafsoa, Uiiiiam Hammond, Ip,!-
Lam BoHey, Csorge " JiMngbas', Sam1E
II. .1Hen, OAver .WotScr, John Ssgdr, Joh7'
Cta, Re- e2homas Jomes, Jonanan Reyno!ds,
ha5oa Sanford, .JGe'y DdOis Samne! B'ay-
ton, Pardon r. Hlmmond Daniel q. Chom'
min, yilhem Nichols, aud John r. Uhfg"ra'
And at a subsequent meeting OF the directors.
DANp t1 CBAnELIs, Esq, VAS reelected Ptesde"E
oil ssd BARK.
PARDON T. HAMMOND. CashS-:
Wexford. Nov Il lS92.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

THE subscr ber contemplating remoy>l from tIs
state, oBsrs f,r safe bis estate, situate on the
Point consisting of Dwelling House. ard six lois
of land, near TO and adjoining tie house.
also,
The slocp Fancy. bur,hen SO TONS good stsunch
vessel, wei, saund, and 10 good order ios ..a-new
living at s,srbe's Gate Denni.) wharf on the Poini
where sue may be- seen, fk .rs
For psr,culsfs 81 terms OF sale OF The above proc
perty, spplyto fELEO ba afILhs.
Newport, July "a 1892. (uI
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
:JFali 5nppip.
DRY GOODS
T. 10
] ] | | / ! I
THAMES STREET.
S. II. CAHOONE,

has THIS DAY RECEIVED
a Very extensive assortHlent U DIX
( n ish Dry Goods, suitable Tor the present snd
approaching seasons. snong which are :--2ue'
b,.ek, mixed, common aud supeiflae hroaac'oihs
md Csssimeres sst,ioeus, Cacces, paia's, Ner-
seYs, Fls,neIs Is. Blankets, sc. &c. comprising as
GOOD an assortment as csn De found at any store III
Gown, and will be sold cheap Tor cash
q o. 5 weavers may hud constant employment on
sppiyng as a.Ia,e. Nov -.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
MARBLE
MON u M + II I S,

MARBLE
MON M + n is,
TVOMBS, Chimney Pieces, Hear'hs,
x FIRE Places and Grave stones, OF Ameresn
and haitian Nflsble. blue, white AUD clouded' Tor
seie on The PacEet wharf, NHwpoRT.
ALSO,
500 pair of Grave stones, OF the finest
and most dar.be Due Slate, warranted superior 20
any sold in this sta,e--Free Stone Tor Nindows'
t.,,s ,nt sillss s(.earths, Fire Places s,d Steps,
An O. which will be sold u the lowest Prices Tor
CASA Country produce, or other AerchAhd'ze' "'o
er long credit ifrtquired.
appsyto JAN 70 81 s'r''"'
Neyport. Msrch 81. /eH"'h h'ee'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
CHARTS. &c.
WNl. ". RNYNRONE,

WD?. II. RTIHROWE, s
Iyas ids, received and offers FOR sale, at his ssors
A headcf Pasket WkaIJ, new Chart, exsnamS
{, ON New -loek 10 Havana, improved by gnysrmaeN
surveys in 1920. with sedcrd assortment OF etans
"a the latest surseys-nowdch's NssiS-toss. so eu.
lion Americ an Coast Pits, 10Th edition; Nautical
Aitnan,cks for the wears 1929 and 1928 searneos'
daily Assstsnt---wth . complete asspureni ~ N'u-
tica Msu0menis--iet,cr wiring, ios and wrapping
rarcr--Qahgs ahA FAX Powder.
Hoo. genera assortment ot Hardware Cu''efy'
Cordsge aud ship Chandlery.
Jus, received. 80 casks cut Nails, assorted sises-
so thousand Dricks--2O dOz Tile
Q-r Cordsge. aud Gables msde t. order, and vcs
scls furnished with every article for long snd ,ior
vovares .9ngusf "a
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
Commissioners No.irf.

WYE. the subs cribers, having been appointed ty
w the Honorable Court of Probate OF the town oi
Newport in the county ct Newport, Comm's,lonets
10 receive and ne the claims against tht Estate
&C EDU.fRD TOSE,
late Of said Newport. deceased, represented inSo''
vent. 60 hereby give notice. ihst SIX months ffcm
the 2I inst are allowed lie creditors Of sad Estate,
TO bring IN and prove their respective claims and
ha,we wia attend for that purpose, at our resIse'
tive dive lngs any time during that period.
Iy.g.fC JfCG.IR1. I ro,,,,,,o,r,
Ja.uES TOWNSEfD.) ..
An persons indebted 70 said Ests,e, ore hereb
called upon TO make imnel's paymentto
49,. RE8ECCl VOSE, .idmintsfntrir.
Nsvport ID e IL 1922.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
POETRY.
From q nezu yoLume Of" Poems, By one

From new volume Of" Poems, By one
efs Family Cs-els."
HE seem'd 20 love hs., and ber youthful cheek
Woi for s.whe the transient bloom OF JOY,
And hc- heart throbbd with hopes she could NOT
speak.
New to delight, and new the ecstaey.
He won that heart in its simplicity, ."
All undsguised in its young tenderness
And smiling saw that be, and oniy DC
Had power Al once 70 wound II or 20 bless
che gave 70 him her innocent affection.
And the warm feeling of her guieiess tre'sti
Aud from the storms Of life she sought 1rotecl"a
In his dear love. her home OF earthly rect .
IN this sweet trust her opening dsys were oeSt'
And joyously she hsii'd her coming jesrSi
For we'll sine hney ths, even 1t aissreSl,
There would be one kind hand 10 dry beT oess'
He left ber--aDd "a troakie she awoke .
From her young dresafof biiSs, but mwnor'a
vi
Ever her silent soIerngs, nor ooo'e
10 any one upon her cruel lot.
You would have deemed that le had been forgot,
Or thought her bosom callOus 10 he stroke
but in ber cheek there was one tect'e spot,
'cwas Ailie e.-but il told her heart Tss broke.
And deeper and more deep the painful flush
Daily becaH,e yet al distress seemed o'erS
Save when the life blood gave sudden t1sh,
Then trernbled into silence Us before.
1T once too proud too humble to asp!ore.
She towed her lead in qDietness ;--stre knew
ser blight, prospects could revive no more
Yet was she Cain, icr sl,s had Heaven ~ view.
She loved, and she forgavc bin---aud in dying,
She asked blessing on lis fdture years.
AMI 80 she went TO sleep, meeky relying
Upon that power which shall etiace al. fears.
Her simple turf the Young spdSg aow'ret wears.
aud the pale primrose grows upon her t9mb (;
And when tire storm is simple blossnDs tears,
IL bows it's lesd--sn embem OF her doom ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
NMANTFACTORY,
LADIES SHOES
John w. Davis, Jun. & CO.

vYAVE received this day by the Boston
4 4 Wagon, q general s.sor'msnt oi mo-
Noeco, KIP. and DsNnARE SATTiSs, of the
most fashionable co.ofs, aud OF 'he hrst quail
ily,. which we're selected by one OF 'he h's'
Judges in LynrE-hAso also employed Lynn
" otk,Dep. ,no.s wba have worked 10 the ut
ies oi EoSfpu snd New York, st custom wo'k.
Th.y intend manufacturing all kihds Ladies
pooIs sad Shoes, With sUpctiof nes!ness, at
short notice. Ladies wishing 10 patroolzs
the misunderstanding oi Shoes 20 this town, VIII
please send their patterns Of issve their mea-
sares at No. %, or leo, Tbatnes-sreet, OF at
the Msnaiaetoiy 10 rear Of No. 100. Gentle
men wishing 10 b. h,lsd iioIn their inea'ures
tor Boots, shoes, Kld or Mcrocso punps, viii
please leave them 40 above.
NJ 3. Taey keep constantly on hsndj
general assortment Of LaSiss Boots * Shoee,
" uhich will DO 1eld IS iox as can be pu'chassd
O. any other store 10 Ibis town.
ALso-on hand, Morocco ssd kid Skins |;
Backing, Of all kinds; Tacss, Avis, Shoe
Thread, Webbing, Shoe horns, haihS Sa'ns'
binding Skins, sc. &C.
Wanfed, Two journeymen shoe makers,
oue for Morocco, end the other Tor Lealhef
woIk.
Newport, October i6, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
State Of Rhode Island, &c.
In Geneta Ut .issextiy Cr!o6er
= lQOO
Sessioa, Il. ID. 1922.

Session, Il. u. ISZZ.
A n ACT TO suspend the operation Of an act, euS
~ ti,led an act directing the times and places
Of holding he terms Of the supreme Judicial Court
snd the C'.ufts Of Common pitss and 1e"+rsi Sea-
sions ofthe Peace. within ds State, passed at jan
nary session OF tie general ASsemby, A. 1922.
20 fac as the same relates To the Court OF Common
Pleas and General Sessions Of the Peace sor the
county of Providence
lie u erocted ty The General .9s:en5h, and by i'is
authority fhereef 70 enacted That the operation OF
ssid act, Tar the same relates 70 'ie ,ine Q!
holding the Court Of Common Pleas and General
Sessions OF the Peace for The county OF Providence,
be suspended unii! lhe second Monday OF January
next.
December 10 .r.a ..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
WILLIAM GLaDDING,
CHARLES SPQONER.

Charles spooner respectfully informs his trends
spd the pubi,c that lie still continues the Baking
business a, the stand iorner, occupied by Gaddi"g
& spooner. where all favors viii be Thankfully r.-
ceiyed sni gratefully acknowledged.
T;vsttop Dec al. 1920 Dll.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
NOTICE.

THE Co-parinership heretofore exist.
l. ing under the firm Q: Gadiing * spoont' Bs.
kers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Al!
persons having any demands against sad h'm Ae
is9uesled present the saWe, and all persons 10
dcbtcd to them are requested TO Wske immediai-
psyp,en to Ch,rles srooner Who has taken on him
self to receive aud discharge all debts due and Pay'
able by SAID trm.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-01-01
Domestic Manufactures.
HARVEY SESSIONS,

Has just recetvcd, and intends 20 keen cor.
s,oniiy for sale she following Domestic
nanu/acnared Goods, pi= -
DIoADcLo1Hs and CassiMefes, COL
81 ored and " a,te Flsnnels, all wool ditto Sstt.
sets, Plains. Bcdticks, stripes and Ginghams, Sd
d 4Chex, 4 & 81 brown Sheetings, "A y 81 whit
ened ditto, 3.4 II 7.9 shntinys, bIesched and I'm.
bleached. Warps and Filings. all numbers. war
ranted The first QUALIFY ditto eoloGed' Diapers,
Towcloth, Yarn stockings and s,it,ens, white and
Oiored Cotton Threads, Uc &c. Nov Is.
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"AScommenced her usual route. which
will not be changed without due no.
nee oenz given. Leaves Richmond on
sunday ularnlng. at 6 O'Clock, City Point
liter the arrival of the stage from Peters,
bIrg and Norfolk. at 8 O'Clock, on Mon
d,y morning, touching al Old Point Com
iorl. arrives al AIexsa iria and Washing
ION on Tuesday rnorhing.
Rst.rains: Leaves Washington at o.
clock, 4lex4ndria at 9, on Thursday NOR:
MIN, }. arrives at Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk on Friday morning, and proceeds
direct to City Point ADD Richmond.
Present rates OF fare, including meals
ana table drink, between Washington and
Norfolk, II; Alexandra and Norfolk
n. 10 IN; between Norfolk and City FONT
n 4. between Norfolk and Richmond D,5.
Tbe Potomac Steam Boat Company
having extended their line from Norfolk TO
CIV Point and Richmond in consequence
of he failure OF their repeated applications
10 the James River Steam Boat Company
10 over the tare, so as TO encourage trsS.
elling on tins route between Richmond
ami Washington. now have to congratu-
late the public On their complete success
in obtaining The object. Travellers will
at once see the advantage OF making their
arrangements so as TO do all their travel
log on The day the Potomac runs.
march IL II