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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Rank Of Columbia,

Georgeto,cn, o. C. Oct. 25, 1926.
hereby given to the Stockholders of this
~ institution, that, in conformity with certain reso,
lutions passed by the Directors, a general meeting of
the said Stockholders called, to assemble on Friday
the 1st day of december next, at 10 o'clock, A. N. at
the Banking House, 'to consider the propr,,ety OF au-
ia;d before the meeting) to the Bank of the United
States saa ee' of the whole PROPERTY and debts of the Bank of
columb;a !, and to such other business as may to them
go nnonr NATHL FRYE, Pres't.
'S" PHoop d4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30

deep, with the two branch canals, ST. Denis and
St. Martin, being now completely finished,
great preparations are making to commemo-
rate the event in a grand fele, to be given on the
4th of Nov. next, the Kings birth day.
The lates. intelligence from Africa states that
the King of the Ashantees, was again in the
field, and had fought a battle with the Acheins,
the most faithful British allies, and had been
victorious.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Vocal Music.

|VyHE subscriber respectfully informs the ladies' and
rentlemen of Alexandria, that he will open a
school for the purpose Of teaching SACRED Muslc;
on Tuesday erening, the Slst inst. in Mrs Muirs scnool
Room, corner of Washington and Prince streets.
oct 2ESt DAVID MAhliN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30

Extract of a letter from st. Jago de Cuba, dated Sep
TENDER 81, 1926.
We were visited on the morning of the 18th
inst. between and 4 O'Clock, with one OF the
most awful earthquakes that has been felt here
for hfy wears past, at which time nearly one
half of the town was DESTROYED. There were
two shocks, the second more severe than the
first, and the duration OF each was about one
minute: The noise resembled the rumbllng OF
heavy loaded wagons dragged over, q paved
archwav, and finished with a tremendous explo-
sion like the simultaneous discharge OF an I'M
mense number of cannon. The confusion was
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, women s. children sudden
" leaving their beds s running Iii every dlrec-
ton: some with little clothing on, many entirely
naked. The most pitiful cries and shrleks were
heard from these terrified people who were to
be seen running to the Cathedral and Offering
M the hurried deyotions Of the moment; some
were stupihed with fear, some crossing and
beating themselves with great zeal; others
calling loudly on the Priests TO assist them
with their prayers and holy water; indeed IL
seemed that most of them thought OF and ask
ed the aid of their Creator for the first time
in their lives. 1t was generally supposed
from the weather being so close and sultry,
that q renetition of the shock would take place.
This however did not occur, and the priests have
attributed this special Providence to the efficacy
of their PRAYERS. Alter the agitation had IN
some measures subsidized, large tubs and bath
inp vessels were filed with water, which beng
blessed by the priests, the supersiitlous part OF
the people Immediately got into the consecra-
ted element and remained for nearly an hourup
to their necks in holy wafer, surprising that IL
would protect them from another shock. But
few houses were thrown down, no lives. lost and
the damage was comparatively triiiing. Num-
bers of large fish were observed jumping ana
PLAYING about the vessels In the harbour, just
before the shock.
Ouirage.-The following occurrence, commu-
nicated by Capt. LACosTE, Of the Desdemona,
which arrived last evening, Will without DOUBT
be investigated by our government, and II found
correct, 1t is hoped the aggression VIII not De
suffered 10 pass off without atonement.
NeaD- York Mer. .~4drertiser, Oct. Is.
"The Desdemona left Sisal Harbor Oct. /, at
| P. NJ. bound to New-York. A,midnight, was
four times fired at by the Mexican brig of war
Victoria, Capt. Machin, the 4th, being a cannon
shot, fell within 10 feet of the main chains, and
compelled me TO heave to. The Victoria then
ranged ahead Of the ship. At 9 A. M. hailed
and asked in English what ship? sc. After an
swering their questions, | inquired what YES
sci that was-they replied III. B. NJ. brig Beaver.
l then desired that he would despatch me i'm
mediately. but was answered that | must lie by
until day light. demonstrated in vain. At2,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
New Millinery Store.

SILLY IND lQhY NJ JOHNSTON,
v1TIsH to inform the inhabitants of Alexandria, that
w they have opened Millinery Store on Fairfax
street, opposite Bryan Hamlpson & Sons. Mary ~
Johnston has just returned from New-iork with the
latest and most fashionable Hats, and is ready to exhi-
bit them to the public, The ladies' are invited to call
and examine for themselves, and they respe ctfulIy soil
cit a share ofthe public patronage. set
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30

mich more unjust is it, that he should
How rial at all! That this property upon.
~s ~ seas. should be placed at the mercy 81
DC h'S.nder ola public ship Of war, who thus
eoua both accuser and judge, Such a gross
xs0np .;on Of the law Of nations, justice and hui
S! s., alike condemn.
s,nlV TTo be continued.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Dancing School.

EVE CARUSi respectfully informs his friends ana
IA the public, that he has taken a room in Col. Pey-
tons house. corner Of King and streets, for the
reception Of scholars, and will commence teaching on
WEDNESDAK, Sh NOVEllBkR NEXT
l.. c. having other engagements early in the Spring,
will make up but one quarterin Alexandra, he there
fore soiicits those who intend becoming scholars, to
make early application. Glasses for young ladies, on
Wednesdays, from ~ till 5 O'Clock, p. NJ. and on Sa-
turday's from ; till 5 P. NJ. Glasses for young gentle
man, on the same days, from S till 9 O'Clock in the
evening. oct IS Wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Wanted.

a GENTLEMAN in Washington wishes to employ
= a first rate Cook and Market Woman, to whom
good wages will be given. Further information may
be received from the Editors, but none need apply who
cannot give the most unequivocal testimonies of their
capacity and good character.
oct. go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30

English Seine IaOine and Shoe hreud.
A FEW hundred pounds superior English Seine
~. Irvine and Shoe Thread, Just received and for
sale, very cheap, by NJ W. SCOTT,
oct 27 Southwest corner of King and Fairfax-sts.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Good OYSTERS.

nOuNI BANCROFT has Just received a supply
EE of GOOD OYSTERS, and respectfully informs
his customers that he is at all times prepared to furnish
them with relishes. He has also some Fresh Oranges.
oct 26-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30

The North Carolina, "a, and a frigate, were
passed on the 9th ult off Port Mahon, gong in,
by the brig Leander, arrived at Salem, from
Marseilles.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Public Sale OF BanE. Stocks

I'D Y virtue ofa decree of the Circuit Court for the
I'D County of Alexandra, will be sold at auction ON
the first Monday IN NovemJer neat, before the door ofthe
Town Hall in the town Of Alexandria, sundry shares of
Stocks of the Bank of Alexandria, the Farmers Bank
of Alexandra, and the Mechanics Bank of Alexandra,
being the stocks which stood upon the books OF those
Banks in the name of the late Col. George Deneale.
oct 28-ts THOMAS SWAMI, Trustee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Drnzoing on the 18th this Month.
coHEN's OFFICE, ia, Market-st I

CoHEN's OFFICE, ia, Market-st2
Baltimore, Nov. l, 1926. s
uDistant adventures are reminde that the draw
ing of the GRAND STATE LOTTERY OF MARY
LAND, will take place in Baltimore, on Wednesday,
the 18th of THIS MONMH, (Novembev.) Their or
ders should be forwarded without delay. This scheme,
which is arranged on the Odd and Eren System, is the
most splendid in the United States
HIGHEST ppJZE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
Public Sale.

N Monday the 4th day Of December next, at II
- o'clock, VI the subscriber will offer at public
fefgtse2x sale at Catts's Tavern near Alexandra, a
Esg5ffsG tract of land in the County of Fairfax,
&STHS CONTAINING 100 ACRES,
- Situated on the north side ofthe Little River
turnpike road, and beginning at the east abutment of
of the bridge over Accotink Run-now occupied by
Thomas X. Beal!e. The above sale will be made un-
der the authority off deed of trust from the said Bealle
to the subscriber. Terms cash
r. |. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct2 3tawts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
CO.EIEN'S
Notice.

~ OIICC.
FEvHE Proprictors of the Alexandria Theatre are re
quested to meet at the Town HALL, on Thursday
the Cd Of NormLer neat, al II o'cock.
oct II st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-10-30
NifassENANDlS9Aa
WAY MORNING. OCTOBER SO. 1926.

,he request of several commercial gem
On we have commenced the re2ublica-
an able essay on French Spoliations.-
.ssay. originally appeared in the Philadel-
Da,crs, but has Since been revised and
..,,ed by the author, and published in PAM
M, form.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
MarrtrU.

On Saturday morning last, ut Georgetown
in the District of Columbia, by the Rev Sep
tiInus Tustn, Major General Alexander Ma
comb, OF the U. ). Army, TO mrs. Harriet Il
Wilson, daughter Of the Rev Doctor Balch
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church ia that
place.
In this town on Sunday evening last, by
the Rev Mr.. Eddy, Mr.. Michael Eddy, ir to
Miss Sarah L. Sherman, daughter of the late
Pardon Sherman, all of this town
We wish the geserous couple long and
nerer,eading honey moon; for in the midst Of
their joys they most obligingly remembered
MOTTO forge. the printers, and sent us very
handsome slice of wedding-cake. Now v !
most willingly confess that we should have ng
sort Of objection to filing up, every week, an
entire and solid column, with the names oi
Hyrien's happy prisoners, if they would only
remember the printers--in this very accepta-
bic manner--thc cake, we mean.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
Nautital FntrIIiDrmrs.
PORT or NEWPORT.
ENTERED,

I.N EnGD,
Brig Atlantic, Bailey, Havana, sia Prov
Sloop b. ID. Jones, Manchester, n. Y.
CLEARED,
Schr. Caliban, Dayton Mobile,
Sloop B. ID. Jones, Manchester, Prov.
Sloop Caroline, Gibbs, y. Y.
Sloop Gov. Gibbs, Tallman, Albany.
.iRRiJ.iLS.
THURSDAY, Jure l.--arr. sloop Joseph,
Baker, fir. Bath.
Schr. Morning Star, Rogers, fr. Belfast,
Soop Nimrod, Fish, fr Albany,
Scar Planter, Swift, .r. Ram Key.
FRIDAY.-arr. sloop Geo. & Phcbe,
West, fr. n. Bedf. ....
Sloop Omega, Starbuck, fr. Nantucket,
Schr. Washington Packet, Shove, Alex
andria,
Sloop Express, lTammett, fr. Prov.
Sloop Fame, Allen, fir. Prov. for Nan
tucket.
SATuRpAY--arr. sloop Hannah & Nancy,
Turner, fr. Warren.
Sloop, Fame, Walden, Providence
SrNDAY--arr. Soop iiunlress, Read, fir,
\. York,
Sloop Is. ID. Jones, Manchester, fr. N.
York, ,
MoNpAy-srr. sloop Henry, Massey, ir.
Nantucket,
Sloop Rising Sun, Hathaway fr Bangor,
for Taunton,
Sloop Collector, Heath. fir. N. Bedford,
TuEsDAY-arr. sloop Hannah s. Nancy,
Turner, fir. Warren.
Sloop Nancy, Scudder, fr. Barnstable, for
Hartford,
Sloop Lady Washington, IIowland, s DIS.
fr. Bay River, Nc. with naval stores, &c. to
Geo. Engs.
Scop Kezia, Pompcy, fr. Tarpaulin cove,
Sloop Balloon, Robinson, fir. Falmouth,
for n. York.
Schr. Mary, Almsby, fr. Thomaston, for
y. York.
Ship Tea Plant, Boyd, of n, York, Is DIS.
fr. Havana, FOR Gibraltar. Left Brig Ann
Gadsden, Barker, loading for Europe; do.
Perseverance, Littleield, disg.; Ship Geo.
Chomplin, Winslow, waiting, freight; brig
John, Norris, Just arr; do Ann, Cady, for
Prov. soon.
WEDNrsDAr.--arr. schr. Hiram, Gibbs,
fr. n. Bedford. for Alexandria.
MEMORANDA
Sloop Niagara, Tanner, OF this port, cid.
at n. Orleans, May OH, for Prov idence.
Cid. AT Baltimore, Both ult. sch. Jane,
Wilcox, Of this port, for st. Thomas.
Brig Mary. Ninson, Of this port, was at
Matanzas, about the 25th ult. loading.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
NEW GOODS,
GEO. w. TAYLOR,

Has j,tst reeeirea from Boston, has sum
mU supply
LIS friends aud the public will please
IL call and satisfy themselves: they are
lower than ever before offered -
Elegant gauze Ribbons,
Yard wide, stamped muslins, for only
y cts.
Jeans g. Drillings,
Swiss muslin for 2 2s. per yard,
Parasols from : ,l2 IL to dollars,
Real battisc Dresses,
Calicoes from ~ I-2 cts. TO q.
Umbrellas; Linens; Shgtingg Russia
Diapers; with all other seasonabic articles
200 numerous % particularize. Js.
L'OUND.-A Sum Of Money. W.Oey-
IL er has lost thc same, can have q, by
paying for this advertisement, aud proving
property. spplyto
June .. JAS. HAMMOND.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
poSIMAsTEHs.


Extract from the Circular TO PcS,nssters,
recently issued from the Office of the
Post Master General.
Publishers ofnewspapers, and their sub
scribers, as well as Postmasters, are re-
quested 10 report 10 this Department all IT.
regularities in the reception OF papers for
warded in the mai and an assurance Is
given, that where the irregularity shall he
proved TO have been produced by the neg
Igence or design Of any contractor, post
master, or clerk, the most efectaal steps
shall be taken to prevent its recurrence.
IL Is often of as much importance 70 the
public and always as. essential TO the repu-
7 ltion ofthe mail, that newspapers should
be as speedily and safely transmitted as let
tcrs and anindildual who is mat antiye 10
the f'Srmeg, Is unworthy OF being trusted
with the latter. He is stranger 10 that
htgh incentive duty, which arises from an
nrlent desire 10 elevate the character oi
tne Department, by giving the utmost ELI
clcucy toJtS operations.
In the pIst-Ofct Law, it is provided
that, II any person, employed IN any de-
partment uf the post-Ofhce, shall improp-
erly dctan, delay, embezzle, or ocstrny, any
newspapers, or shall permit any other per-
son 10 do the like, or shall open, or permit
any other person toopen, any mail or pack
ct OF newspapers, or shall embczzle or de-
stroy the same, not being directed to such
person, or not being authorized TO receive
or open the same. such offender shall, on
conviction thereof, pay sum not exceed
ing twenty dollars for every such offence" !"
1--WE publish the foregoing extract for the
benefit ofthose postmasters who suffer news
papers TO be sent month after month TO their
Offices when the persons to whom they are
addressed omit 10 take them. We have one
or two in our minds eye, whom we may yet
teel ii our duty to report at head quariers'l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
lrMW GOODS
JAMES MUMTORD,
9 8,
rHAMEs-sTRE

Has just received from Boston,
4 Great Variety of fresh imported DRY
IA GOODS, which he is selling very low.
ANoye WHICH sRE:
Calicoes from l2 IL, ~ u, % 10 40 cents:
ladies' muslin and gingliam dresses; white
cambric jaconet do; null muslin; mems era
watts; Swiss muslin; plain and bordcred points;
black gsuzc hdkfs; pink gIngharn, green and
white gause; black and green Italian grapes;
Gernian silk hdkfs superior quality PLAN and
stripe drilling; blue and wLiie STRIPE jean,
Tom and Jerry stripe; stripe Denmark satin
brown and green bonnet canbuc shk an
gauze hdkis; Friends cotton shawls, vi
satin borders; black circa-siaH; blue and gc''
low naBkins; black aud colored C'-,ton grapes.
wide boinbazecn; white pressed Grape; cotton
bat Innings; white cotton for and ia cents;
umbrellas; Jet black stout leyaniines. black
6g'd lustring; v.Iiie aud mix'd stockings; hoii
do; Russia diapers and sheetings, linens; nien >
black silk hose, ladies white do; fumitures ana
copperplatcs; bobbinctt and cotton laces, aud
a general assortment of articles found m Dry
Goods stores, all winch wiD be sold as cheap
as al any store in town.
.fLSO--a superior assortment OF Domestic
Goods, blcached an6I,nbloached cott0fis, cot
ton striped gingharas, DC.
Newport, juno
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
State Of Rhode.ISl 81.

Washington, SO Clctk'sotiico, Court a Com,
missioners, for the relief of lnsotysnt debt
ors, February 9Th, Ic26 ,t' %
NOTICES is hereby given 10 tho cfeditors
~ of llalinah Il. Robinson, ofSouth. KINGS
ton, Residing in North-Kirgston in sand coSn.
~, widow, that she has preferred her pctitlors
tor the benefit of the insolyemt ,tct Of said
state to said court TO be holden al Sou,hI
hngs,on, IN the county ofWashing,on on tho
second Monday of!uly, A. D. ls26, az which
time aud place They will appear Cfthcy see l;,y
and object TO the granting of said petition.
10 .Udtikeip UGiie, Ceyk
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
Writing lessons.

THE Subscriber respectfully informsthc
l. inhabitants of Newport that he has
taken the school-room in Division n-street,
lately occupied by JoHS RoDMAY, for the
purpose of giving Course Of Lessons in
the art Of WRITINs, on a new and elcgoDt
system, the first of which will commence
ttis afternoon. Hours of tuition from half
past I to half past 6. Terms %, for -
lessons of 2 hours each. Specimens cfirn-
provement cun be seen at this Office, where
those wishing 10 attend can leave their
lIamcs. WILLIAM X. NO1E ES.
Newport, June =, le2d.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08

The schooner Crduceus arri;ca a.
Charleston on the gid from Matanzas,
bringing papers from that place ofthe nth
inst. The house of Martin, Knight. & Go.
the largest in the Havana, had suspended
payment for about million OF dollars.
The small pox is raging 10 an alarming
extent in the Choctaw nation Of Indians, in
the State of Alabama. The Indians being
ignoran. of any remedy, have obtained the
aid of MEDICAL gentleman residing in the
State, To vaccinate, administer medicines,
and adopt any other mode OF relief which
may arrest the seourge.
The editor Of the New-Iork National
Advocate SAYS, that $4,000 are collected in
the Fist Ward Of that city, and SlObl in
the Sixth Ward for the relief of Mr. Jefier-
son.
A bed Of clay has been discovered on the
farm of Capt w Luce at Gay Head, Mar
tha's Vineyard, which is said by competent
judges to be of the best and rarest quality,
and to oqual in fneness that from which
the porcelain Of Europe and China are man
uiacturcd. .r ...
a bear weighing 42S pounds. was taken
in Brandon, VT. OH the 2lst ult. He had
killed lj or 20 sheep when the inhabitants
in the vicinity, having mustered about 100
men, surrounded and took him.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08

GREECE.--Arcounts from Greece as late
as the eth April, by recent arrivals at New
York, state that MisSsolonghi still held out,
and the Greek fleet ofGO ships had arrived to
its relief Zante dates of March %, states
that mount zygas was occupied by the Greek
irregular troops GOO0 in number This body
harnesses the LETT flank of the besicging army
carrying oft its provisions and watching the
momen, for throwing succours into NIissolon-
uhi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
COMMrNICAIEn.

L'H COMMUNICATED.
Tribute to the memory Of Mrs CoaxrLiA
HARDISG, whose sudden death was noticed
in our last. ...
"rhis amiable woman died in the full flush
Of life, just Is her rare qualities OF heart ard
mind seemed all to be called into useful cxcr-
ton. She chccred and consolcd the widowed
heart OF a beloved father; endearcd the names
Of sister, friend, and wife; and two lovely
children began to look up to her as tlie Guar
dian Angel of their lives, w'len death depriv-
cd them of this invaluable tifasure Natu-
rally graceful and aifable, and.of a tempera-
mcnt the most happy,
Her manDers had that winning sway,
That steals the very soul away
IL was as impossible to see her without admir-
ing, as TO know without loving her. The
bursting hearts of her bereaved friends, the
fond father, the atfectionate husband her ten
derly attached brothers and sisters are the be Il
and st;ributc IN her memory: but one who
knew and loved her offers another tribute, Tee.
bic and imperfect indeed but as sprnging from
heart iulio the liveliest feelings ot sympathy
with her sorrowing relatives, perhaps not alto.
gether unworthy Of her memory.
Yes from thy once soul cheering eye
The last kind ray has fed;
Thy voice has breathe a its latest SIGH,
Cornelia, thou art dead
And gazing on thy lifeless frame,
Pull hearts are gushing free
As ifthey wished to'die away,
Since life was not for thee.
To think ofsIl that once thou vast
And ali that thou art now,
When the last look ofliie has past
Forever from thy brow;
No wonder that our bosoms swell;
For in a mortal shrine
Neer did lovelier spirit dwell -.-
Than that which shone in thine
And favoring Nature ne'er bestow'd
Ofbcauty purer rays, .
Than those which o'er thy features Rowd,
Charming the rap,ured gaze.
Thine was Wi, whose playful dart
Was never thrown in pride;
For gcniler was the generous heart
That did lis arrows guide.
The wore saw this, bu, oh fof those
Who knew thy dcarer worth.
Ilowcan they aching with their woes
Consign tlrce 10 Tire Earth.
'Tis done, lis Ger, and past relief,
Her burial tears are shed.
Ye, Oft we ask in missing grief,
Cornelis, art ihsu dead
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
Died.

V In this town, on Sunday morning, after
short and distressing sickness, Susan
Brpwnell Thurston, lovely and interesting
child of Abraham Thurston, Esq. aged two
years, anl ei 5ht montns.
AT n. York, on Sunday afternoon, the 2lst
inst in the ADD year of hts are, mr.. Daniel
Jones, Sailngmaster of the L. :. Navy.
On the lith inst. at his seat on MOntour :
Island, mr.. Isaac Craig, formerly Field oil
Ger of the Pennsylvania line, in the ReyoIs-
tionary Army.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
From the Democratic Presa.

Before the Alexander left the Capes ,mr.
Randolph had displayed his courage and
his pistols, aud challenged fellow passen-
ger, mr.. Green, quaker, to mortal COM
bat. Captain Baldwin, interfcred and the
pistols were put away. We should be
glad to have it in o6r power to say the Cap
tain had taken possession oil them, or sent
them ashore, with the dog, in the pilot boat.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
JOHN B. MEWTGN:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ALEX. MURRAY,

Informs his Friends and hs Public,
VNHAT he has removed to the coniu,odi.
l. Gus an pleasantly situated HOUSE,
No. 62, Thames street, three doors South
of the Post.Oiiice, and opposite TO the resi-
donce OF Mr.. JOSEPH BRIoGs-whcrc he
hopes by unIeBitted attention TO the CON-
fort and convenience OF Visitors, 10 merit "a
continuance Of their iayors.
Newport, June 4. r:Iw.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08
BOARDING SyOUSE.
MRS. JE,EVE,NS. 49,

bishes 10 inform her friends and the public,
TliAT she has taken the well. known
l. and commodious Boarding House, No.
9, Bannister's wharf, formerly occupied by
Mr.. ALEXANDER MURRAY, where she
hopes, by her attention, to please all who
may favor her with their company. Js.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1826-06-08

Court Of Probate, .Nacport, Jtne e, lSo6,
WHEREAS the commissioners Re.
w port Of the claims on the estate OF
Daniel U. Boone, late ofNcwport, ,'deccas-
ed, have been presented for allowance, aud
the consideration thereofrefcrred TO court
of Probate, to be holden at the State House,
in Newport, onthe first Monday of July next,
at . o'clock, A. NJ: Notice is hereby given
to all persons interested in said estate, to ap-
pear at said Time and place, If they see fit,
and they shall be heard.
BY order OF said court.
JS. B. Il. ROWLAND, Prob. elk,