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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
NEW-YORK HATS.
George Wanton,
Aqent 10 T.: Hatha7pay,

H9eM 10 L.: HathG7ply,
HAS just received complete assort-
l. l. ment Of Mems, Youths and Chidrens HAT,
and they made by the best ~or men espr''-
y for his naTkel they warranted good, sno bss-
ing been purchased with Cssh-snd paying 40 de-
ties or profits in Providence, they can be atotded
much cheaper than Hats which DO not come di'ee'
from Ne-s-iorE.
Mems fashionable oval, beA and strait erowns
Youths and ChdfeD's fancy bats Mems vide bfiuS.
two cases silyered and gil9ed ilne csstors
making variety Of every Kind usually wanted, ate
now opening and for sale al the boot and Hat store
PAPER HANGING.
Several hundred Rois for rooms and window cur-
tains Uery ow pricsG-ln the course q! THIS
week, large quantity OF most elegant Papers, WITH
match Borders, will be offered for sale.
BOOK
School Books Of every kind in use family Bibles
with pIses-Wri,mg and letter Paper, sesmens snd
blank Account, and chidrens picture Books will DC
furnished at moderate prices.
April so.
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he celebration Of The .f.r,y seus.fh .annpersary
iHierican INDEPENDENCE.
RETURNS again the haIow'd morn,
That gave our Nation birth.
And she who was the tyrant's scorn,
Assum'd her place OH earth.
Hcr dawn was red with crimson clouds,
The fiery hues Of War.
But brightly through those burning shrouds
Burst forth the guiding star.
That star shonc quencbless DER the lane,
II battles stormy hour,
Lighting small but daring band.
To Freedom and to power.
And when afsr the foe was nowp,
And battles rage WAS DER,
Still clear and peacefully IL shonc,
Along Columbia's shore.
And when was that, that pearless ray,
That through the cloud Of fight,
And mid the dread and dire ailray,
Arose guiding light.
Twas WAsHtSoroN. and still his star,
When Peace return'd sgsin,
pspensd ITS gi.ded beams afar,
Der blest Coiumbiss plain.
WHEN first our sires, pilgrim band,
The dangers Of the deep dc6ed.
And sought in distant, barbrous land,
The freedom in their own denied.
To thee Almighty COP their prayer.
OF deep and pure devotion rose,
Here they invoked thy guardian care.
To save them from their savage foes.
Reneath thy smile. how soon around
Giow'd fields, by skiiful culture drest,
Rude forests how'd and furious sound
osboyrid tribes were hushd TO rest,
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NOTICE.

JAMES TOWNSEND, informs his friends and
- the public. that he has employed an experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and ready To attend to- the calls of his old Gus.
toners and Friends--the smallest favour will be
gratefully acknowledged and punc,uAly attended
to-csil at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner of Bannister's-wharf March 90 i9oi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-07-09
HARTFORD ALE.
Joseph Briggs,

NO 50 IHAMEs sTRErrt
HAs just received and for sale. very cheap,
= flesh supply of the best suAlity HARTFORD
ALE-st wholesale or retail,
May 81, 1923. tdJ
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The toliosving ODES 2vere sung al the
Union Meeting House. IN Portsmouth, !R. J "a!
the celebration Of the fsrty seUsnta .daauersary Of
inierican Independence.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-14
HMOUR.
CLERICAL BON MOT.

The rev. head Of one Of our most cele.
brated semiBaries of classical instruction
was few days since solicited by two
young female relatives who were on vi
sit to him, TO let them give ball. The
Doctor resisted SO long that one of them
at length lost all patience and threatened
like another Cowslip, TO "pulI his wig"
Finding even this menace Intellectual, she
actually proceeded in playful manner,
TO put her threat in execution The d.
vine perceiying that some portion Of the
powder had been removed by this pro.
cess from his caxon 10 his shoulders shook
his head laughingly as he adjusted his
''bird's nest" exclaiming-sAye, aye
young ladies;os much f'owder as you
please but no ball."
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The FOUNT.
LOVE.

~
When wise men love, they love to folly,
When biockheads love, they're meian.
choiyi
when coxcon.bs love, they love for fash.
Ion,
And quantity cell i, the belle passion.
Old bachelors, who wear The willow,
May dream of love and hug the pillow |;
Whilst love in poets fancy rhyming
Set all the bells OF folly Ginning.
But when charming women prove
thc sweet varieties Of love
They can love all but none too dearly,
Their husbands too, but not sincerely.
They'll love thing whose outward shape
Marks him twin brother to an ape
They'll take miser for his riches,
And wed beggar without breaches.
Marry as ifin love with ruin,
"A gamester to their sure undoine;
"A drunkard, raving, swearing, storming,
For the dear pleasure Of reforming.
They'll wed a lord,whose breath shall fall
ter,
While he is crawling from the altar:
What is there women will not Go.
When they love men and money too 2
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~ Goshen Cream Cheese, etc.

q HE subscriber has just received a fresh
supply Of first quality Goshen cream cheese
Liverpool ground alum salt, and fine ssck do,
wine biticrs superior quality in bottles by the
dozen. Also, in bottles by the dozen Glove,
cinnamon, p. love, peppermint and lemon cor
dials which together with the best wines in
wood and in bottles, old Jamaca aud Antigua
spirits, Holland gin, CognaG brandy, fine teas
particularly selected, sugars, groceries, spices,
&c. for sale usual at his store on Royal-s ST.
next door to the city hofei. WIN DUNN AP
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THE REToRr coRrEous.

A certain young clergyman modest al
most TO bashfuilnsss, was once asked by
country apoihecary Of a contrary char
acier in public crowded assembly and
in tone OF voice to catch the attention OF
She whole company-How it happened
that the patriarchs lived to such extreme
old age ?"to which impairment question
he Immediately replied, "Ptr6ahs Mey
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CIRCULAR.

ON the night or;he Goth inst fire origina-
~ ting in neishbouring building, consumed
the house aud store occupied by Nlessrs. S
Potter T. Co. and considerable part of their
stock. These gentlemen have been very useful
IN circulating works of religious character
independent, therefore, of desire TO aid our
fellow beings in distress, we feel it duty We
owe the cause of Christ to promote the accom-.
panying plan Of a religious newspaper
William White, bishop of the Protestant F..
piscopal church for the commonwealth OF Penn.
sylvania James Abercrombie, Senior assis-
tant minister Of Christ church, ST. Peters, and
ST. James's, Philadelphia Jackson Kemper,
assistant minister Of Christ church, ST. Peter 5,
and St. James's, Philadelphia; James Mont
gomery, rector of st. Stephens church, Phila-
delphia; George Boyd, rectSr OF St. John s
church, Philadelphia Benjamin Alien, rector
of st. Paul's church, Philadelphia e. T. Be-
dell, rector of ST. Andrews church, Philadei-
phia; VIM. II. Delaney, assistant minister OF
Christ church, ST. Peters, and St. James s, Phi
iadelnhia
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fook no hhySic."
THE THREE GENERALS.

Previous to the battle of CuIloden when
marshalWade and the two generals. Haw-
icy and Cope, were prevented from ad.
vancing so fer as they intended into Scot
land, by the severity OF the weather, the
following ludicrous lines were handed a..
bout among the friends ofthc opposite
party. Through the snow,
'fCope could not cope, nor Wade wade
Nor Hawle hawl his cannon TO the foe.
"Why not send fora doctor?" said a
man TO his friend. Because" replied
he, ",hough very III, dc not ye; wish to
die"
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PHILADELPHIA RECORDER.

S.Potter & Co, propose to publish weekly
newspaper to be entitled the "Philadelphia Re
corder." The object of this paper shall be the
diffusion ofreligious intelligence. 1t will give,
a.view Of what is doing throughout The world,
for the spread of the gospel. The most interest
ing literary information will be given; together
with occasional reviews, and short sketch of
foreign y domestic political intelligence, so that
it will form complete family paper. The ear
lest information will be procured from Europe
and all parts Of our own country land every pains
taken to make the Recorder an active herald Of
the cause Of Christ. Several clergymen have been
engaged to act as editors, and nothing will APP
pear without their appreciation. Not more
than one page will be at any time devoted to ad-
veTtisements. TERMS.
The Recorder shall be published every Satur-
day morning, on good paper, with good type ;
every number to be Of the size OF an ordinary
newspaper. Price three dollars per anuin,
payable in advance. The first number will be
issued the FIRST Saturday i'm April. Persons
procuring subscribers, are requested to return
list Of them by the frst of March.
PHILADELPHIA, feb o.
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9n AssOrtment of Paner.
BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS
OF FHE ALEXANDRIA HERALD
CONDITIONS

oF rHE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
!. rive dollars year, half yearly in advance
H. SUBSCRIPTIONS for less than six months.
each paper. 11"'''i cen'S
Jul. Extra papers six aad onar,.r cs,,.
w. No paper discontinued mill al go.
ages are balanced. WV" al "'ear
A1,VERTisENEETs, not exceeding a square
inserted three times for one dollar and tv1s,,,v
i've cents for every subsequent insertion -
ger ones ~ proportion. Advertisements wb;o,
nave NOT me number Of assertions marked. IL,
~ ket,.r. =. -, ,''. .l,.. 'lI FORBID.
Ae''ers'0 he editor must be pos. paid
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Notice is hereby given.

IfNhAI the subscriber has obtained, from the
a orphans court ofWashington county, dis
trict OF Columbia, letters of administration ON
the personal estate of DAVID HENLrY, late OF
washington county, deceased all persons hap-
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, on or before the 9TH
day OF January next they may otherwise, by
law, be excluded from all benefit of the said es.
tate. Given under my hand, this 9TH day of Jan.
m the year 1928 f, WRIGHT. odmir
WAsHrsoToE, Jan go law3t
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NOTICE.

ISO H Ia.
HE subscribers TO T. Kennersley's Perio
"a dicai Publications, that were distributed in
this city and its vicinity by MIR. Peer CREIGHTON,
deceased, may he assured that tiV rr,u''nine
numbers will be regularly delivered So so"' as
proper person can be obtained for that par rose
The subscriber also bees leave to remind all
those who are in arrears for numbers delivered
that, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect to receive the balances due on the
work. oct l6 Fl. WEARY, agent, BaItimorc.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-02-14

AVE Just received from Baltimore, and
aAnow opening, a fresh supply of
DRY GOODS:
which, together with their former stock, makes
very complete assortment and as these
goods were all purchased at auction at great
sacrifices, they would earnestly recommend their
friends and customers TO give them AN EARLY
CALL, as they are determined TO sell goods
CHEAP
THEY CONSIST IN PART, OF
/ case 7-9, Id, "a, Cd, I'll and Sd merino
shawls, and few elegant scarfs
case elegant NanlIin grapes, blk 4 colored
! do Irish linens and lawns
/ do calicoes, newest style
l do fg'd & plain bombazetfe, all coiors
bale warranted domestic cassinetts
I do lserseyS, indigo blue
do linseys striped, plaid and plain
case plain and printed cloth and cashmere
shawls I
Black and blue fashionable London cloth
10 do do do cashmere
PeIisse cloths and Gushings
Swansdown and Valencia vesiings
j piece newest fashions do
bale rose blankets,
do point do. do hannels
Scotch and Irish sheefings, cords and velyets
company flag bandannas, silk and chintz
shawls Madras hhdks spotted null and cam
brio muslins, fine plain and tambored musIins,
plain aud Ggured null, power loom shifting,
Hollis superior cord wire COTTON, on spools,
warranted $40 yards, in Nos. from 20 and 100,
Hollis floss cotton on spools Nos 6, Z, g and !;
Hollis cotton N balls and hanks, English knit
ting cotton in hanks, patent threads assorted in
coiors, best Italian blue and blaok cloth aud 90
lored sewing silks, wide French and Italian
Grape, hat bands DO Italian lutestrine and flo
rences, gros dc Naples, worsted and cotton sus
penders, broad and narrow tapes and bobbins,
pins IN boxes, pounds and papers, ribbons plain
and figured, ferretings, patinet lace, black and
white silk gloves, ladies best beaver and Kid
gloves, gentlemen's superior Woodstock ditto,
English black and white silk half hose, ribbed
Of superior quality, domestic brown sheetinr
and shirtings, ditto bleached ditto ditt,olace and
silk buttons, Tartan and Scotch pIaids, Circas.
sian ditto, bale Dorchester bedtickings, best
"A linnen tick very low priced, and Il neat as
sortment Of colored bombazines, with a variety
of other articles in their former stock, too na-
merous to mention.
ALSO, OK coysfsNMENr,
2OO pieces domestic plaids
% boxes real Spanish segars
1900 lbs cotton yarn, Of Nos. & to %
all Of which will be sold at the lowest prices. for
those articles in Baltimore PHiadeiphia or New
Tods' dec @ .
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SIXTH CLASS. BY AUTHORITY OF CONGRESS-.
DIS.
RIZE. SPLENDID SpHEMF,
8SOO,OOO

Whole tickets $40, halves IS so, quarters 81
70, eighths | 375. On the 18th day will he de-
posted in the wheel one prize of $4,000 on
the 10Th day one prize Of $4,000 on the 18th
day one prize Of Si5,000 on the goth day the
brand capital prize Of $4,000. All the other
prizes Heating from the commencement offhe
drawing. Prizes subject TO a deduction Of 10
per cent. Prizes only to be drawn. The draw
ing will take place on the lst Wednesday in
May next, and be completed in 20 drawings,
with all possible dispatch, under the superin-
tendence of Thomas III. GiIiss, WIN. Brent,J
Davidson, Daniel Rapine, Andrew Way, ir. Geo.
Sweeney, and John p. Ingle, esqs. managers.
Tickets and shares, in the greatest variety Of
numbers, for sale at
Lottery and Exchange Office.
10 Orders from any part of the u. States,
enclosing the cash or prize tickets, will be as
promptly attended to rs IL on personal applica.
ton, " addressed as above. 5an3f
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WORDS TAKEN LITERALLY

A Farmer in Lincolnshire had grey.
hound which was generally his kitchen
companion, but having Parlour party,
he ordered bis dog TO Be tied nh. Abou;
an hour alter, he inquired of the servant
il he had done as he directed eyes sir
has"-"Very well'-"i dare say he is
dead before now" -,"Why damn you, you
have not hanged him y reioined the mas
ter. ayes, sir, you bid me tie hin, IN"
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FALL GOODS.
BR.aDE% MORGAN & Co


BR.aDEN MORG.aJN & Co.
tWho have REMOVED two doors west of Patton
& Butchers, King-st.)
u AVE imported in the ship Boston, from
Il Il Liverpool,
Saxony cloths and cassmeres
Fine and superfne Yorkshire do do
Double milled drab cloths
Ladies cloths
Pelisse do. plain and .willed
Rhodes's bombazets, plain and figured
Flannels, white, red, yellow and green
Booking baize, green, blue and red
Green drapery baize
Tartan plaids
Orange, scarlet and crimson rattinets
Fancy waistcOatings
Plains, blue, mixed and drab
Blue and white kerseys
SO cotton apron check
on HASD-Russia = Scotch shectings
Irish linens, ,i.klenburgs
Brown hollands
Bes; English sewing silk and twist
Patent thread of all colors
Hollis cotton balls
Worsted and cotton hosiery
Calicoes and ginghams
"a and ID cambria musiins
Imitation India book do
Corded cambria do
Loom sewed do
Leno do
Cords and velveteens
Best gilt coat and vest buttons
Pins, needles
Plain do
Ribbons, gloves. &c. &c. emoo
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FRESH FRUTr.

DRUNES, Smyrna figs, Sultana and Musca-
u tel raisins, just received, with sn assort-
ment of confectionery, &c. tor sale by
jan 3 J.B. BkUNET
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now PEOPLE 1--WE IN rowN.

a very honest hearted Dutchman who
had seen but little ofthe world took it in
10 his head to visit the Metropolis place
he had never before secn-but among all
the wonders which perplexed him, he
"conld'nt zee how dc people all got a If
fen upon te town :tcy all stands or walks
apout and doe'Dt work none at alr-one
of his more experienced neighbours ex-
planned the mystery thus, 81 tell you
Hans, dey fellows scheaten one aDo.er
and dat tey call pispess, unit dst's tie way
'dey kits dere liffen'"
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HATS.

NEW YORK HATS, which arr
IL h,nds0nne and cheap, including the fashion
. a5.c oval, aud vide End common brims-- Youths
ana Cbi.dlens Hats.
PAPER HAHt1iNGS,
For Rooms and window curtains, with elegant
Borders--some very low priced
BOOKS.
Family Bibles, with pia,es,--Biank Account Books
-Blunts Navigator and Coast fiiot. last ednicns--
Aiden's and Webs,er's spelling Uooks--Murrsy s
Reader and Grammsr-Wssker's Dictionary -
School Books ofevery kind in use Also, small Bi
bies, Testameu,s. Watts Psalms and Hymns so
Rsams fooiscap, Writing ard Letter taper- Are
Iust received and for sale tb, Book and Hat Store
Of GEORGE w ANTON,
.1gent 10 Z. HATHAWAY.
Newport July 10.
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NOTICE.

/ AMES TOWNSEND. informs his friends and
j the public. that he has employed al experienced
workman, at the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS,
and is ready to attend e. the calls Of his old Gus
toners and Friends--the smallest favour viii be
gratefu'l, acknowledged and punctuaIiy attended
to-call at the Chambers over his Store, north
corner Of BanGister's-wharf March %, 1891.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-04-09
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fresh from the Many0efory.
JOSIAH y. BURDICK,

"a No. i24, ,THAMEs.sTaErp,
.dnd directly under fhe Cnssom- House,
AAS now on hand complete assort-
II 4 ment Of morocco walking shoes, laced and
s'r.p, misses and chitdren's boots and shoes t~-
gelher with black and coIored Denmark satin shoes
OF the FIRST quality aud fashion. all of which
were made expressly for retailing The above are
wsrrsnt.d to be Of as good quality, and cheap as
Can be burshssed in this town, Tor CASH.
N b. Measures taken as usual for all kinds CT IA
dies, misses. and chiidren's boots and shoes, and
made IL the shortest notice. - Jan 20.
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REMOVAL.
Daniel C.. Denham,

has reRioosG - ON 40. l7o, 7ha mes street, 10
.so 2l4 near bridge stysei,
WHERE he Continues to carry on the Gold and
silver smi,hiag. and Watch repairing business,
as usual ThA
hr returns his sincere thanks 10 his former friends
and customers, and requests a continuance OF their
iavors Mar l9.
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BOOTS & SHOES.
David kodman,

-. No. loO, j nainSs- otreet.
Nearly ohhoste Me a,sn Of ne Golden Eagle.
DE. SPEC TFU u Il Y informs his
y Friends and the Public, that in addition to
his general assortment Of BOOTS aud SHOES OF
the various kinds in use, "a large proportion Of
which are OF his manufacture he hason hand .
quantity OF Walking Shoes, Children's Booees ard
shoes. remarkably chesp-Those in want Of the
above ARTICLES, he thinks viii find it to their advan.
tagc 10 call and see for ,hemse ves
0T Boots and shoes manufactured for measures
~ usual and particular attention paid to repairing
Newport 25lh of lst month I,
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Ao ACr 10 extend the time allowed Tor the
redo mption oi lands sold for diseet tsx 10
certain cases.
BE it enacted by fhe Senate and AoMse Of
REPRESENTATIVES. IF the United Sioses Of .1aner.
iea, IN Cesgress assembled, That ,hs tisae al.
lowed for the redemption Of lands, which have
been, or issy DO sold for tho non. Payment Vt
taxes, under the several acts, passed the sec.
ond day Of August, one thousand eight hun.
dred aud thittecn, the ninth day oi Janoa,y,
one thousand eight hundred and fifteen, oRd
the Fifth day oI March, oDe thousand eight
hundred and sixteen, for laying oDd collecting
. direct tax, within the United States, 80 !sr
as the same hsve Teen purchased for, or on
behalf cf the United States, DO revived a0d
extended for tho. further term Of TWO years,
from sIe alter tho expiration Of the pieseu,
session OF Congress: Pvopided, Ths,, OH
such redemption, interest shall he paid, OF the
rate Of tweOiy per centum per snnum ON the
taxes afore ssd, and on the sdditions of TWEEN
ty per eebIum chsfgeaS!s thereon; and the
right OF redc nption shall ensure as well TO
the heirs and sss,gnees of the isnds so pof
chased On behalf Of tho Uni,sd States, ~ 10
the original owners tbeseof. E
Washington, Mar. 3, 1928. t.i
Approved--JAMES MONRoE.
40 ACT vesiing in the Stale of Vuginis the
righ, of the UniIsd Sts,es TO ell 6nes as
ssssed for non. pc rformsnce Of militia duty,
during the late war with Great Britain,
WITHIN said STATE.
Be IL enacted by She Senate and House of
Rehressnfanves Of ihe Unifed Sfafes Of diner
ica in Congress assembled, That, all right
which the United States have TO the fines -.
sesscc upon the citizens Of the Sisle Of Viz.
ginia, los The non performance OF militia du
ty during the late wsr with G'ea Britain,
shall be, aod tho same 10 hereby, vested in
the said Stale.
Sec, Q. .dnd be il further enacted, That
ell moneys in the hands OF those who now
are, sos theretoforc have been, Marshals, or
Deputy Msrshais, which may have boon cot
lecred from the fines aforesaid, at,ef deduct.
ing the expense Of collecting tho same, and
the cost OF spy suit or suits which may have
been brought sgainst said Msrshals or Depu.
ty Msrshsls, in consequence Of The collection
OF said fines, shall DO paid by them, reSpec.
tiyclv, 20 the Treasurer Of SAID State.
Sec. 3. .dnd De if further enacted, That the
said fines shall bs recovered, by the said s,a,e,
under such regulations, provisions, and te'
stric,ions, as shall be prescribed by tho Leg.
isla,ure thereof Provided, That, il the pro.
visions Of this act ae accepted by the State
of Virginia, that slate shall indie mpiIy The y.
nited States against any charge or charges
which has already accrued, or which may
hereafter DO mode, in couss quence Of lhe as-
meut and collection Of said fines.
Washington, Mar. 5. 1928.
Approsed--JANES MONROE.
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UNION FACTORY.

INDIGO BLUE.
THE subscribers respectfully informs their
friends and the public, that they have estab
ished the Indigo blue Dying. and have employed
experienced workman at the coiorng and finish
ing. Woolien goods Of all descriptions will be fin
shed in the neatest manner, or the most reasonable
terms.
WOOL CARDING.
Wool of all grades carded into rolls in the best
manner They continue to manufacture wool OH
shares or by contract, as may best suit their en-
pioyers.
The following persons will receive and forward
sny Al ticles intended for the Union Factory
EDWARD STANHOPG, and
ROBERT T. & FRANCIS CARR, .NepforE
GEORGE LAWTON, 1ipertsn.
JEREMIAH CLIFFORD, Bris.O! Ferry.
They return their sincere thanks to their former
customers and solicit the continuance of their Ia
YOURS JOHN BABCOCk.
. MOSES LAWTON
Portsmouth. June l3.