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p.psss is,,es bu, 'mfs room IN dous. 'hs, the
ctfsets who had be en- removed we'e of oppo.
sie polite u opinions, although " is not plain.
" 'ta,ed that they were 50. But, " hey wee
b. ~s,. .then 10, he d 81 time that the Secre-
,sfy had say inuma,ioo OF tue fact. Tne soo-
ect howsve,, We, no iongsr b~io'e the Sec.
sstsry, inssmucp as the Collectors spplics.
too had al, esdy been decided upon and no
cnsrge Of aoy kind ~as mNde In eiber COM
nOnicstion sg Ans, ,he 9TH And ., no
Ums since, has the Coiiec,o sabmried 10 the
Sec'ets'y the removal ot these pe'soo' and
a. IL only upon such an occasion Thai voc sec.
reisry has soibo'uy ~ act
This PLATO s,s,emep' It the csse, IL Is pre-.
sumed, completely Teiutes tue cha &c, wkiGh
'he mwtep'-sen,st,ons OF the ~ ite N me
New Yoik Psuiol wee de,Igned % TX upon
bhe Secretary Of the T'e..uty OF bsvins Q.
based hw saiborry, ior the pu'Poss OF Keep.
ing improper petsons iS 9th because they
~eIe tede rsIls,s, iussmuch ~ u sbe~s thai no
nompsint agsipst the conduct ot these eff.
cers wss ever made TO the Secretary, and that
toe tact OF tneir oeing tede'aiisis, VI they s'e
90, was altos ether unknown TO him when his
decision vas made. rhe merit of The en-.
slsoIsn wno were recommended by the Col.
isc,Ot ~ss nevet ques,iuned by the Secretary.
Xne only point decided by b,m WAS, tbs, ofii.
ezra, sesInN whom no misconduct or unbt.
uess had been alleged, were nos To- he temov.
ed merely st the pleasure OF tho Collector, tn
ynsAe wsy io' others, wh,,eser nigh, be the
merit Of lhcse by whom thei' place, were to
- filled. This Is, ~ uu,h, the Only question
presented by the ie,tcr OF The Collector snd,
called upon as the Secretary was, 10 decide
Spon The case rs p'e,en,ed by the collector,
h 10 Con h6den,Iy submitted to a just conmuni.
~ whether ne could consistently With honor
~ du,y, have sneliohed The removal Of these
sAiccrs.
II 10, perhaps, scarcely necessary to add.
sbst no such answer ss that a,tIhu,ed To the
Sec etsry, by the w'i,er IN The Ps,''ot, was
ever made TO a member oi Congress, or to
sDy other person, in relation to this suhjec,
And Of the insinustioo conveyed IN that ps't
Of the publication, which ainJe. to sn i'm.
proper core spondsnce with = late Senator
ftom Rhode .isi,nd, Il would be de'oes,o'y TO
tSe character OF the Secretary that any notice
Vhareser should be taken.
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STBdM BO.ATS.

The Supseme Govt Of he Y 5. har de.
cidrd sgsins, tho New York Steam Boat
Ls~s-end boats Of this description vii, per.
haps soon run daily ftom Conosctieut and
Rhode Island 20 New.Yo,k.
The New York Advocate says. the North
and East rivera will be covered with Steam.
bnsis, bu, will the pnbiic bs better served I
We think no,.--Such will he tho rivalry end
enterprise IN building and fitting boats such
the opposition end competition, that boats cod
mac hincry oF on inferior character will be got
up tor The occasion. High s,esm pressure,
running q race, end bursting OF boilers, TO-
Re,lor with inbumersbie scciden,s, will, tor q
time. occur; in the meanwhile, the boats Of
the Fulton Compeoy, the largest, cafe" and
having the best accommodations, will secure
g'est portion OF patronage.
fhis decision will also t6ect the N. York
Steam Boat Tax.
Tho N York Nn-,h River Seam Bos,
Company Is supposed to have Q cspia! Of
$500 600.
Quere.-Whethcr the State OF New.Ynik,
having undertaken to convey property to Rcb
e't Fulton. his heirs end assigns, to which, q,
II now appears, IL had no title, 10 not 10 justice
bound to indemnify them sgsins, oil loss and
harm which has arisen, or may arise, fro IN
such undeuaking. and from oil expenses 1910
which they have been led, by reposiny rnI..
placed confidence in lis u,ho'iy.
n. Y. Ev. Poet.
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BOOK OF FORMS.

mr John Miller, OF Providence, has Just publish.
ed book entitled "A Collection Of y rms, adspted
to the use OF Justices Of the Peace, Public Notares
sheriff. and Constsbles, overseers Of the Poor,
Town Councils. Executors and Administrator,
Courts Of Probate. and Military officers, together
with miscellaneous Forms. making every man his
own conveyancer"
Since the revision Of our laws. work Of this kind
has besn a dcsidersturo and from glance at the
contents OF the volume before us. we are happy to
have realised those hopes which We entertained pre-.
vonsy. from knowledge OF the ability and expert.
ence OF the gentlemen who planned and executed
This valuable collection Of FORMS The very conside.
rsbe amendments to msny statutes and particularly
those relating to probate sfFshs, viii render this
work. which is made in conformity to the digest
OF laws. useiu and high necessary Appendsge 10
Council and Probate Clerks Office - Prov. Jour
II is neat 6uodecimo volume of 352 pages. print.
ed with fair type. good paper, aud sells ~ the
subscription price, I dollar so cents
Subscribers are requested to call upon the sub.
scriber for their books
J. C. SHAW
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A nomination to Office by Caucus
has been generally considered, in a party
view, as binding on the party of which
the members Of the Caucus is composed
--bnt it has never been considered that a
smaller part Of a parucuIar party Can give
dictum to the larger. We believe
there is scarcely an intelligent man in the
country, who will not admit that MIR.
ADAMS is better qualified Tor the Office
of President than any other candidate, or
that he would not Obtain large majority
bf the people Of the United States, 1t the
election wet directly 10 thcm. But
where there is So much political Juggling
and management the people arc very likely
10 be roblxd of their rights. In the
great state Of New. York, the people call
lJudly lUi tle sxcrci,e q ,h.ir right in
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Adminisfraiors's Sale.

by virtue oi decree of the Supreme,
judicial Court. at their August term, AID 1923.
.nd Pocsuant TO the directions Of the court Of pro
bate OF the town Of New.shoreharo, there viii be
sold At public auction. on tn pRspA AZ, the 2S,h day
of March next. at lo,o'cock, AN on the premises,
one Farm situated In New-shoreham, with a good
Dwelling. house. Barn, and other nect ssary build.
'ngs thereon standing. al, the Lots Tracts OF
Paree'. OF band, and Tug Swamps. lying in tho
north district in said town, which John Corisn E,o
died seized of--or 20 much thereof ~ will be sufi
cient to satisfy the just debts reported by the com
niss'opers with incidental charges on said estate.
Conditions made known Vt the time and place Of
sale. WILLIAM A yVEEDEN 9du'r
New. .shorehsm, March I, 1924 CMIlAvl
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ti~ choice of e.ectors--she lower, house
oi their legislature has passed. almost u
unanimously, law restoring the choice Of
electors To the peopk-and yet the Sen
ate, composed OF a small body of the
peoples agents, hesitate about giving up
to their masters. their own property
How dae they Hesitate ?--Has not the
popular. and much the most numerous
bod, of their fellow servants, and who
ART very properly supposed to know best
the feelings and wishes of their employ
ers. promptly acquirsce in their desires ?
VIII few men dare to act in opposition
To The known will Of The people? II 50
they render themselves totally unworthy
confidence, and ought never to be again
employed. Let tine people have the
choice and whatever is their will should
be acquiesced in by all. Pv* p9paii
--v0a Del"
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To Let, at Public Auction, !,

On WEDvESDhY, .1hvR 2sh.
III III O'Clock, Il. M on fhe Premises, for fhs.
term c/ one ycor, wiiheus vrserve,
A LII the Estate now occupied bv
n Charles Gyles in Thames.street, west OF the
Garden. consisting Of Wharf. Stores and Work
shops -Pcssessoo given on the tst az May next .
The conditions Of sale. spd Leases, will be msls
known AT the time and places
Newport Feb %, 1924
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Prom the Boston Palladium of Tuesday last

Prom the Boston Palladium Of Tuesday last
From England.
Arrived last night, q, hslf past 9 o'clock
| the fast sailing Packet Ship Emerald, Capt.
Fox. 10 Six,esn Days from Liverpool, sud we
! srs indeb,ed TO Mr.. Topliff Tor Papers TO Feb.
90, With which be was favored BY Captain
FOX.
We have only the latest Pspers, Of course
there is considerable his wo have had no
| opportunity to inspect.
The Brush PHl,sment wss ip session.
The British Government, has inc tessed, by
a0Oo, the plumber of moH IN their Naval Ser.
! viee-Mr. Gaming says thers never was a
timo when they had beuer sssufsoces, 90,
when GO msny great points were sgits,ed-.
and England mus, shev sbs is able sId ieady
iof ws,.
sir }. Mackiniosh ha, given notice of no.
lion teialIye 10 tne Iade psndence ot South A.
mctiCs.
a committee has been appointed 10 inquire
whether The duties bsi@esa England sn1 a.
merica are equal.
The King Of Spain hes decreeG a FREQ
Trade " South America Oa ~ equ.ii,y oi 90.
ties.
Success s,nl crowned tho efforts OF tho
q eeks. They he'd Effected landing IN tho
lsisod oi NiuIiepc, and tho Turks would be
Obliged TO evscuate IL ; sud u Was ssid the
Tux, hsd lei, Psuss.
The Greeks ore uIuWphaHI in The Island Of
Negropoo,.
The Consuls Of Smyfns required a,surta.
ces fom the Creeks ths, they would no, no.
lest that place, but .b,y dscIiasd yiv,ns
them
A Turkish Squadron, de,,ined TO proisc,
Smyrns, he's been destroyed in . Storm.
Persia had refused 10 Iatiy toe Treaty. with
1u key.
"A meeting 10 favor Of tho Greeks hs, been
held III Lneipooi, tsod b SUBSCRIPTION CON-
menced.
The Creek Loan had been flled in Lon
don, and double the suioun, offered. { 3,UUV,-
oooi
A dreadful storm did gree, d.msge st
So. knUin, VI the bibht VI Jan. J. "~'
Losooe, Feb. ~.
|, ]. said in . le,tsr from Pans, dated Sat.
q, day night, that coosunsiion Of Ply ,ieisns
mad declared the STATE oil The Kiog oi France
to oe dangerous, aud that IL was improbseie he
could ouiive the nootn Of March. 49,
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J. C.. SHAW.

yy7HITwELL's Liquid Improved OPODFBDoC
w ers eonls f wh'ch - warranted 10 posss.' more
than s,sice ne Trsnsh and efficacy Of the hard
ki.d. This fus6rocaGon 10 now universally scknow.
icdged TO be almost infallible in of rheumatism,
brtrsss, sprai-s, srnrb num5ne. snfness redk.
nessof shs neck or Joinn chil6ia,a chopped hands.
snngs cf insscts vegetable posons, s.h uOoads and
Tor any externs' injury. either tor man or btast
This article is highly recommended bv one ofthe
Grs, Physicisus in the U s. whose certificate NC.
companies each bottle
CSU7IoNl
BE sure and ask for and receive WHiTwELLs
OPODEL Doc. or you will sssnredy be imposed up.
on. Sold ut retail by WM slMoNS, ~ bic house
in Newport, price 81 cts per bot'le;-
Where aiso may be hod,
The yoLATaLa ARoaATto SHvsp This high.
y Ersgrsnt sernut xtive (mostiy composed OF roots
and aromatic herbs,) is too we'll known spd highly
approved throughout the United States, in cases of
head ache aod cstsrrh, TO need tuy,hyr svnuendA.
ti0a-psice 50 cts PER bottle.
ALSO,
Jar9is' Billions Pills,
An excellcn, and we'll known composition IN Jaun.
dice blious complaints. want Of appetite. casiys.
asss. &C. &c. price IS cents per box,
ALSO,
Detergent Biners.
Cusefui at su seasons, but especially in the spring
of ,hr yesr for the same complaints those shove
mentioned. should be used alter the Use Of
Use pills.
ALso--Itch Oirt1,em,
An infaiib'e remedy for this conplaiot. without
ell or stsin-p price 80 els per boz.
ALSO,
Dafy's Eye Wafer.
This article has been recommended by some Of
the trst phi ysieisas.
Tooth Pew0t,,
Da,7asA Lip Salte.
March II, 1924
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NEWPORT.
Reogblic1n Non,in1fion.
THURSDAY, MARCH IL, 1924.


Alta Geury.A Republican, Convention,
holden at the state House in Providence,
Oh the l4th of January, 1924: ASHER
RosBIss, Esq. President, and PELEe
WILBua, Jun. Esq. Secretary the un-
dernaped Gentlemen were nominated as
General Officers OF the State of Rhode.
Island for the next political year, and u.
s,animousiy recommended to receive ihe
rufrages oG the Et,enen at ,hs ensuing
elecu0N;
GOVERNOR.
2HE nov
JAMES FENNER,,
Cor fRoviDxNcE)
lIEvT..CovERNoR
GllANLES COLLINS, Esq.
[ossEwsonr)
.SE.vATORS.
]. NA7HAS BaowN, ESQ.
ojJoAn~Gn.
q. JoHX D'Woiy, Esq.
ofhi.tot
8. BENJAMIN SMITH. Esq.
OfAsrh Kingsfsvn.
4. STEPHEN 3. CoaNELL, Esq.
LfPs,'smo.ih
5. WILLIAM WHIpPLs, ESQ.
Lf Cumberioud
6. ELISHA WATSON, rsq.
Of Sonih KinysfOpn.
7. JoHN 4. WArEIMAH r.sq.
0fUarUicH
8. CHARLES ELpnIDCE, r.su.
Of Eas.- -CrseD~ic5
9. JosKPI -CRoss, Esq
~ HiorksoVa
40. JOEL MErcALf, Esq.
UyT'rOsseaea
5EcRE1ARY.
HESRY BowsN, ESQ.
.d11OH.h EY. .GEk'EH-iL.
DuTEEJ j PsAEcE, Esq.
GEN ER.aL TREASURER.
Thomas G. PITMAs, Esq.
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MIR klEU,
DIED,

Ma. Esnnss k.Ey. both Of smilhhs.d. e. . .
DIED,
A. jamestown, on the I'd instant. Nr John
Barley aged sbou, ~
d. Providence, 7ih instant, Mrs Susds .fdass.
vile OF Mr Seth Adams, in her SD year
IN Bristol, on the 2i,t iIIno. Mr. Mary Bsiset,
wife of Nr simeon Bri,sck, aged o-23d u,t. Ar
Oh-e. Her. aged 81
IN Warren, 9Th uit. Mr. John EGsferbrosks. aged
~.
In Posion, IN the 2I instant, The celebrated Ms
G1gssa, "a ii %.
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10 lie, at Public Auction.

DO MONDAY, Match l5ih,
81 o'clock, " Jnir soesfhc', u NOS, fhe nr,t.
Jar day, On tire premises,
he Parn 10 Mi5detown, now occupied bv pc
= 'Aa Allen. ESQ consisting of % acres Of l.,.,l
WIN dwelling house. Barn. &c with all the pri'
s;s ess AND appsr'snanees ,here"nto bslonging--c.
uitons made kdown At the auction.
FEB 26, 1924
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Nucnonb.
Real Estate for Sale az
Auction. i.

THE following Real Estate will he
Il positively sold at auction. (if no. pew "A y
drposed ~ at private sale) on MEDNEtDNY ih.
Ib day OF APrii next, commencing At II O'Clock.
A ". viz
Twenty Point Lots. in two squares, situated o..
Washington street near Fort Greene.
.fso, on WFDAhSDAY hsrH 2is,nIl
O'Clock. Il ~ on the h,en,ises,
That eligible Building Lot on washins,ou.squsrex
next eastward Of the estate late Gilbert Chsce'a
kSwse in'mrdia ely Eev,
The Lot in the rear OF the last mentioned.
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Morning School,

THE. subscriber proposes opening 8
MORNING, SCHOOL, the 2Oth instant, in schou
house No 2, School street, for the purpose ofte.cu
ing Writing and Arithmetic exclusively, pro, iied
sufficient nambsr apply to make il an objec, wort
pursuing.
GT Tcrm'. &C made kaown on application.
- JOHN R0DMAN.
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h Vagina. ksasssss 4 Ba..lryiss. aged 50,
nephew Of the late tien. Washington
Al w shngton City Col Cess'asf Freeman. OF
the Navy peps,tment Mon Hih,am l.. baA
Representative in Congress from vnsieA.
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MRS. +. TOWNSEND,
ln/o'ns her /yiends and Cns,ossevs, ikot .1,.
has removed 10 her old s,and,
No 3. fEkHAM sTRRky
G HE has on hand . number of fancy sr,,c,rs-.
~ Reeds by the gross or dozen Miliipett =.
the p'ece-and straw pipe by the pound, Or su.u'i
quantity
Newport, Feb 10, 1874
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10 LET at Public A uction.

10 LET at Public Auction.
On THURSDAY, li,h March next.
III 10 s'eIoek, f. NJ. on me hrsux.ss, j.-
he fsr~ ot,one yesr,
Hf. House, Shops, Stores, Stable a.,
wosr', on Thames street. late the property O.
James Perry. decessed-- session given on the l.
DAY oi April neIt. and conditions made known 4, ,hc
time and place.
Newport. Feb io, 1920
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ME-tIOH s\-ne

At Mobile, fsb y brig Hiram, vinson, OF thi.
port, from New.Or'esns
AZ Ms,srsas iSh uhimo, ship Boy. Greene, o
this port. Tor Brt men soon.
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SHIPPING LIST.

PORT or NEWPORT.
No Enfrss
CLEANED.
Brig Ann.Gadsden. Barker, wes,.Indles.
>, New.co'umbis Collins. W .r,cn.
SiooP BID Jones. Lswton, New York.
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IL is said in . ,euer from psns, dated sat.
oidsy night that coosui,stion Of Physicians
nsd declared the STATE OF The Kiog OF France
to oe dangerous, and that IL vas improbable he
could outnve the nootn Of March. - -
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
;)n Points Gunpowder,

| cUPERlOR Sporting & all other kinds,
y for sale by the subscribers.
EAGLE GuEPowDER, in CanisterS, tor
Sporting ,
ouicksr and stronger than any sporting
P0yder heretofore imported. The differ
sot kinds OF Eagle Powder are all of the
came quality, being manufactured, by the
came process and Of materials OF equal pu.
rily--lhey differ only in the size OF the
gain,
Super6ne sporting Powder, is made Of
lso sizes, the largest grain being designat-
sdby a. red label with one star, and the
ipest grain by blue label With two stars.
Some of The Powder with the red label
and one star is occasionally put up 10
Mound papers to suit purchasers.
There are also 2 kinds OF super6ne Ea-
Gle Powder OF very coarse grain, intended
for water fowl shooting. one of the size OF
musket powder. marked with the words
'Duck Stootsng' and the other as large as
cannon powder. marked Sea Sbooting.'
Also, GuIpowder in kegs, warranted OF
the very first quality; Of the fo:iowing
kinds-F glazed, FF glazed, FFF glazed,
+ rough, FF rough, Eff rough.
A. c. CAZENOVE & Co.
A(ov.odr;a limo tf
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Charles County Court,

Ndrch Term, 1874.
ON application to the Judges of Charles
" County Court, by petition IN writing
of James 6. Moran OF Charles county, tor
the benefit of the Act Of Assembly for The
reiet OF lnsolvent Debtors, passed al No.
vember session, 1905. and the several sup
plements thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein "a schedule oil bis property. and list
of his creditors, on oath, so tar as he can
ascertain them, being annexed to his PEI
tition; and being satisfied by competent
testimony tia, the said James q. Moran
has resided two years Immediately prece-
ding the time OF his application 10 the
state OF Maryland; and being also satisfied
that the said James G. Moran is in actual
confinement for debt, and for no other
cause. and the said James q. Moran hav-
ing entered into bond, with sufficient Sc
curity, for his persossl appearance 10
CbarleslC county Court, TO answer such alle-
cations as bis creditors may make against
hjm-It is therefore ordered and adludged,
that the said James G Moran be discharged
from Imprisonment; and that by causing
COPY of this order to be inserted IN some
one OF the newspaper edited IN the DlstrlGt
OF Columbia. once week tor two montns
successlvely, before the third Monday 10
August next, he give notice TO bis credi.
tors to appear before the said Court at
Port Tobacco, in said county, on the said
third Monday in August next, for the pur-
pose of recommending trustee for their
benefit, and to show cause, if any they
have. why the said James g. Moran
should not have The benefit Of the several
insolvent laws Of this State, as prayed.
Test, JOHN BARNES, CI'k.
July 10 I'm
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AMERICAN GOODS

OF EVERY DENOMINATION,
London super super blue y black cloths &
cassimeres. of Sheppard and AGsliDs's
best and most approved quality and Fl.
nisb
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
ga and A plaid and striped ginghams
prints
ga, "A painted cambrcs
Mezzotlnto prints, Splendid patterns)
"A, s 4 cambria muslns
Plain and figured book musins
Cambria, jaConets and null null muslin
Plain & fancy cravats, Musilipatam hdkfs.
Cambria and furniture dimity
Cotton sbawls and bdkfs. Madras do.
Merino and Cashmere shawls
BLACK and white thule lace, bombszeens
Plain and twilled bombszetts
Cotton kerseymeres
Striped FIorentine and Wilmington stripes
Cords and velyets
White and colored Marseilles vestings
Black figured silk vestings
Do. and colored cambria musiins
Do. sinshsws and sarsne,s
Do. and coIored Canton hdkfs.
Do. and coIored Nankin grapes
Do. do Canton do.
Do. Nsnkin robes
Company blue and yellow nankeens
Spittle6eld, Bandana, Cboppa
fs"s s.: six, . zs;; and ss''' H0kFs'
Best blue, black, and colored Italian sew
ing silks
English and India sewing silk
Best English silk twist
French y Italian grapes in boxes T. papers
Do. do. hat band grapes, Iris
gauze
Plain and rich figured taffeta ribbons
Black love ribbons
Sea Island and steam loom shirtings
Valencia and Msrseilles vestngs
Men and women's super cotton bose
Sinner white and marble halt hose
Best kid, beaver. and horse skin gloves
Worsted and cotton braces
Floss and wire cotton on sPoois y hanks
Best wire cotton balls, patent thread
Pins in boxes and papers, black pins IN
boxes
London quality bindings, lace buttons
Declaration hdkts. silk T. cambria buttons
Super super gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspeuder buttons and moulds
Russia sheetings, Dowlas and Drogbeda
linens t'ous
German dowlas, brown Hollands, brown
Burlaps. Ticklenburgs, braids, tapes and
bobbins
Umbrellas and parasols
Irish and Russia diapers, India straw mat
ting Ga wide
Thread laces and edgings
| Silk FIorences and Levantines
White and black satins. &c. and
Furious other articles,
too numerous to mentions aoIi' 10
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The Alexandria Museum

cIo. psn 10 The forenoon from 10 TO \ %,
~A' ana from 8 70 s O'Clock afternoon
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-07-17
New Hardware & Fancy Store

New Hardware * Fancy Store
Corner Of King and 81. .Asaph Streets.
JOHN e. NANDELL
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
IGand The public 10 general, that ne
has commenced the
Hardware & Fancy Business,
At the corner OF King 4 St. Asapb streets.
where be has Just opened, and offers tor
sale, on the most reasonable terms, very
aaudsome assortment OF Hardware, Cutie.
~, aud Fancy Goods, selected and pur-
chased tor cash, viz:
Iron rim, stock. pad, cupboard and side'
board locks
it'nges and screws, catches and bolts
1arpentefs' aud shoemakers' tools
once thread, Allerton's swI blaaes and
tacks
boot webbing, Japaned tea trays, walters
Dread trays, dressing leases, brass candle
sticks
SSell metal kettles, TUNED iron tea kettles
ssaucepans, plated casters, candlesticks
SSauters sRd trays. morocco pocket books
needle books, Bnttanis coffee and tea-pots
ivory, buck, tip, and forbuck knives and
forks
DESERT knives and forks
Dest silver eyed needles
S "o,a and silver epaulets
SO'd and silver thread and lace
S W,ords and pocket pistols, powder TASKS
'u'ps ana spurs, shaving boxes, brushes
aud soap
SSmersoO's elastic razor strops
Sisei spectacles and thimbles
SSalNer peocil cases
''0'A, table, hair. tooth and shaving
brushes
1Idss aud wire tenders, shoSels y toDgs
'uulronsr Japanned spittoons, CANDLE
sticks
cca"aps and cheese trays
NM NM mantle pier and looking glasses
NssoOgany and curled maple do.
spsra glasses, commode aud glass nobs
tII yss castors and table hinges
,Ps,uion's grain and grass scythes
l voise she'll tuck aud side combs
My and dressing do.
VWOlSScco, silk aud Torpershe reticules
lexington cravats [hoes.
Osess penknives, :weeding and killing
ana UdriOus other articles,
o. which will be sold low for cash.
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