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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31
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TIE AULD NAN.

awe decay like the grass Of the mountain
And our strength returns no more"
Down Lyddal glen tho stream leaps glad;
The lily blooms on Lyddal lea
The daisy grows on the sunny sod;
The bird sings loud on tower and tree
The earth laughs out and seems TO say,
"Thy blood is thin and thy locks are gray"
The minstrel trims his merriest string,
And draws his best and boldest bow;
The maidens shake their white brow locks,
And 90 starting OF with their secks oi
snow.
smile, but my smiling seems TO say.
"Thy blood is thin and thy locks are gray.
The damscls dance, and their beaming eyes,
Shower light, and love, and JOY about;
The glowing peasant answers glad,
With a merry kiss and mrthsome shout.
7 leap TO my legs, but welI.a.day
Their might is gone, and my locks are gray.
q maiden said 70 me with smile,
Though past my hour ofbridal bliss
With hoary years, and pains, and fears,
A frosty bow and a frozen kiss,
Come down the dance with me pray,
Tho thy blood bo thin, and thy locks be gray"
Sweet one, thou smilcst; but have had,
When my loaf was green as fair as thee,
Sigh for my coming, and high.born danes
Have lovd the glance ofmy merry ee;
But the brightest eyS will lose its ray,
And the darkest locks will grow to gray.
I've courted till the morning star
Waxed dim, ere came our parting time
I've walked with jewclled locks which shono
l. the moon beam when past her evening
primo
And I've ia en-, from rivals rich, away
The dame Of my heart, though my locksb
gray.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31
pNew Ale, Porter,
and Table Beer. -

THE Inhabitants of Newport, are re-
l. spectfully informed, that they can a.
gain be supplied with the above articles
from the BREWERY--at the following
prices, viz:
Ale delivered in any part Of the
town, per Dbl. 81 90
Porter, de- do. 90
Bottled, do. per doz. ] ST
Table Beer, 3 90
N. B. Bakers can be supplied with Malt
and Hops of the first quality.
JOHN GOFF.
Newport, October 4. 1927.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31
HeSeEiah BatteWe,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LGW
HAS removed HIS Office from Swanzey
x Village to the Village of Fall River,
where he will attend to the collection of de .
mands In all the towns Of Massachusetts, 8, as
well as to all other business in the line of his
profession.
Money collected will be deposited in the
Bank here for safe keeping, and remittances
thereof will be made by Mail, or in any other
convenient mode that may DO requested.
Village Of Fall River, Troy, Oct. 3, 1897
l5lV
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Providence Blank Book Man
ufactory,
=. z. RUR NTON,

orange- Street, in the rear Of 80 VeStmin-
lister Street,
OFFERS his services in the manufac
~ turing Of heavy books for Records,
Banks, Merchants, Manufacturers and 9TH
FRS. His books are warranted for durabil.
jty and proof against moisture. Elegant
Book Binding as usual.
n. B. A heavy book for Records has Just
been delivered, aud may be Inspected at
the Clerks office, Court Common pleas for
the County of Newport. maya.
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Peppermint, Annisccd,
Tansy, CiNnamon and
Lemon Cordials,

A Supply of the above articles, warrant
~ ed f the first quality, may be con
stantly obtained by application to the sub"
scriber. JOHN GOFF.
June Z.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-01-31

.1pOnS them are the .f0i'oring:--
Blue, black, olive, ,cla- H;cle for curtains, g.
ret and mix d Broad. Irish linens very low
cloths, Children's boots,
Various kinds Of cas- Georgina silks,
smeres, Gro dc Naples
Habit n polisc cloths, Lucha pongees,
Dufils and kerseys, { Granell silks,
Sattmetts very low, ; Black Lustrings,
FIannels aud baizcs, , Black Levaniiaes,
Blankets and comfort Black and colored fig
ers, ured silks, vey low;
Calicoes & Ginghams Fancy silk hdkfs,
Caroline, Tartan, and Silk veyets,
Ladies cloak piaids, I; Silk vcstings,
Rich turnitures, , Black and white silk
Green floor cloths, gloves,
Msreens, various col. Silk pushes,
ors; Linen ,bobbinett, quill.
Elegant plumes, , ing, & common La.
4 large lot of gloves, ces;
Ladies ~ gentlemens Verona dresses,
hose, Silk and common sus.
good assortment oft pcnders.
habit buttons, Mcrino Long shawls,
Linen damcsk, Imitation do.
Dnmask napkins, Valencia do.
Black Italian Grapes, ( Merino square shawls
Imitation satin dam Shirtings & sheetings
ask, an elegant arti. Side and large combs.
w. J. TrILEr, also opened Brussell car
petings at the low price of ss3d the yd. Al
so superb kidderminster carpetings, some
very cheap. case Of superb English Shin.
inQs, q little damaged. Also a lot of Silks,
trfiingly damaged, to sell cheap, among other
articles too tedious to mention
Also-l000 yards Domestic
Shirtings & Sheetings, very low,
Oct. II.
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NEW GOODS.
WIZ. JAMES TIETEE,
At l65 & 160, Thamss-strect,

mn ANINU III d fIICUcUIP UIoIIUSCt
~ of most of his Old Stock prior to HI
purchasing his FALL Goods, it therefore er.
abed him 10 purchase very cheap, as he WI
N wait Of large supply. He now offers auc
will sell a complete assortment Of choc,
Goods, at the very lowest prices.
.1mOnS them are the .foi'Ouing:--
d.. LII 1lirrn cl NJ. ln E,r c,1rtninr & !.
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Looking Glasses.
Nathaniel Sweet,
l12, Cheap-Side,

HAS Just received the cheapest lot of
Il L LOOKING GLASSES, allowed by a
number of good Judges, that have been known
To he brought into this town and real good
bargains may DO expected. Those who wish
to furnish themselves very low with that ar.
ticle, will do WELT call at Sweets before
they buy. Newport, nov Ia, 1877.
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Itch Ointment.

RUSSELL'S
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12

New Orleans Sug1rs, Teas, &c.
on HHDS New Orleans sugars
~ 80 half chests Young llyson Tea
Is ten catty boxes snnPowder, and of supe.
rior quality
IS ten catty boxes imperial do
H. halfchests souohong do
8boxes spermaceti candles
u cream, low.priced writing paper
Landi from the schr Erie from New,York. and for
sale by S. MESSERsMITH.
Wh0 has in Store,
ST. Croix and Porto Rico sug.r in hhds
New Orleans do do in bbs
Baltimore refined nos I 2 and in boxes and bbls
Cognac brandy in pipes Of various qualities
apart old and fine
Holland gin do
Whiskey in bids ard barrels
Port, Sherry, Comenar & Malaga wines, in quarter
casks
Sicily Madeira, and Comenar do in half quar-
ter casks
sparkling Champagne do in boxes of
dozen bottles each
young hyson tea in chests, half chests, and 10 catty
boxes of various qualities
gunpowder do in half chests, 10 & catty boxes,
and boxes containing half cannisters
imperial do in CHI sts hat chests, 10 catty box.
es and boxes containing half cannisters
somchong do in chests and half chests
chocolate, Bakers and Laphan's no. in boxes and
aliboxes
paper, printing. letter, wrapping and sugar loaf
binders and bandboX boards
molasses in hogsheals
Bristol porter and WINE bottles and velvet corks
mackere no, in bbls. and nos & , in bbls
race ginger, nntTnegs, cloves
burlaps, nos. 3 <
German o>naburgs; Hessians
Russia Sheetngs, sc &c. March IL
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Noticc.

Notice.
VJlE subscribers resp c,fully inform their friends
i and the purlic, that they intend to- open Schoo
a, the room under the Brook ledge, on Monday the
18th inst where they viii teach the Latin and Greek
languages tho practical branches of the Mathematics,
together with otherp parts OF an fnghsh education
Terms per Quarter;
For Reading and r'tirg, S3
Arithmetic, Grammar, and Geography,
Mathematics and the languages, y
GEORGE JACOBS,
CHARLFS w. JACOBS.
For the satisfaction of those who my feel disposed
to paronze IL, We have thought proper to subJoin
the following certificate.
Mr. C Jacobs was. some years since. pupil Of mine
and subsequently afellow student in the French Ian
cere pleasure that comply with his request to AID his
claims as teacher, to the confluence OF the public
This do the more cheerfully, because, know HIM to
be, not only good scholar in the English, French
and Latin languages but moreover Young gentleman
of studous habits and exemplary department. one
more so, have ,eldom known
March 11-2w j. "hC'H.
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Frum the National Iutelligencer
TWENTIETH CONGRESS lsr SESSION
Monday, Nrch 10, 1928.

TWIN II RI JONtINE -, ST NCooloN
Monday, N,Ueh 10, 1923.
IN SENATE.
Mr.. Harrison, Chairman Of the Military
Committee made an unfa' orable report on the
resolution Submitted bv Mr.. ChanAer,) TO i.
N0.Nh The ofFi.c Of Maj1r General Of the =. $
Armv
GA motion Of Mr.. Smith, Of MARYLAND, 10
Aakr Out That par, Of the rep TT W ich relate d
10 Breyel rank considerable d Bate took place,
IN WATCH Mes>rs. Smith, Of Md. Chandler and
h.nison. eng gid. MIR. Benton ten moved
"'ec 'mmltf export 10 the Committee, which
VS. az eed t..
Ar. Eaton submitted some resolutions Of in
QNry, IN teaGor to Brevet rank, which were
Considered and agreed 10.
Several bills were passed, among which was
aU'o the relief # sund,y cilizens of Balti
more, remunerai ing them 70: vessels sunk in
Tue harbor 0rrhat place, for its defence, in the
Year 1914
The illrepor,ed by the Committee on Mil
"1ry AH4r>, Tor the payment Of the CLAIMS %
St >ia'e OF South CaroliLa, for moneys expen
Se' 'uriag the last war, was taken up, and
'1'hs ben explained by MIR. Harrison, was
Hrne
VT Snsgles opposed the bill, and moved
'S'e Out the hrs' and second seci ms.
me Debate on this motion was continued
|ssr>. Chambers, Hayne, Chandler, John
=" ny. Rasglss, McLane, Foot, Smith, o
M, anu Cobb: when, the question was taken
~. I0e motion was rejected
II some further amendments, of red by
;" Chandler, aud a uo,iee from Mr.. Woodbu
- Mat he should to morrow call up the bill
A'Slns Compensation to Ger, ain Revolutions,
nTnesfs; on motion Of Mr.. Berrien.
inc Senane adjourned.
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SUGAR REFINERY.

rosrpuI NANFORn& Co. having commeneed The
Sugar Refnng Business in .'esamarn' G .%
.t ,noh uofman ESQ, beg leave to solicit share
Of Pnbl,c patronage. they have now ON hand, ge-
neral assortment of refined sugars. which they are ue
s;rns 20 sell for Cash, or to punctua customers on
accommodating terms. nav .,a ,h",o
uTrhe National Intelligence WIN ,,' ,h
tar snn,l;ean once week for two months and send
their accounts to this Office. "arci 10
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Mr.. GiImer moved to amend the resolutions,
5y inserting the rein, at the end of the second
resolution, the following:
Sand that the same Committee further
repor, to this House on what grounds any
portion of said claimants have received Sc
twenty-five per centum: and whehef interest
is included therein, aud whether the claimants
who have received nothing, and whose CLAIMS
are now before the said Board ofCommiesioh.
ers, have produced any proof TO said no'fa
that the property TO- which they claim COM
pensation was within the United STATES a, the
lime Of the exc hange Of the ratification ot me
treaty Of Hhcnt."
This was accepted by Mr. Taliaierro, as
modification Of his resolution, and lie having
also, at the sueges ion Of Mr.. Bartlett stricken
out that clause in his resolution, which went 10
give power 10 send for persons and papers, the
question was put On tine resolutions a. mod'h-
ed, and decided in the affirmative, ayes 81,
noes 4S.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
The Speaker laid before the House the fol-
lowing commute alton; which was read and
laid on the table.
DEPARTMENT OF WAR, March loh, 1928.
SIR: I have the honor to transmit, herewith,
a report cf The Civil Enginsers appointed TO
maxi an estimate OF the cost OF the proposed
Chesap, axe and o 10 Canal, liz obedience 10 a
resolution Of the House Of Representatives oil
the 26th ult.
have the honor 10 be &c.
JAMES BARBOUR.
Hox. ANDREW STEVENSON.
Speake, Of ,he House Of Representatives.
Tlt appears from tne general abstract OIL NJ
estimates Of the Eastern s"c'ion OF the Chess>
p.ake and Ohio Canal. commencing one mile
below Cumberland, and terminating at The ti'e
water at The cry line Of George own, made by
M,,srs. G, ddrs aud Roberts, AM which &C
companle, the b We le'trr, that III length Of
the anal viii be 1876 miles and 1858 yards, and
rna, the cost E d canai win be as follows:
40 feet twsler iine-2S fyel a bottom, and
! let deep, S4,ooo'oo' Z"
| as f.,, IL water lines feet bottom. and
S fee deep S4'Soo'9s' %
60 fee, wide al water lins--45 feet a, h"tlom,
and 5 feet deep. OLA s'a4o 70
including contingencies asnpcrin'endence,
g..
THE TARIFF BILL.
| The HOUSE, then again wet into Commit
tee f tte Whole, NJ. p. B rbnur in Abe
chair, o. the Tariff bill MIR Wright. OF
/ Y. resum, mis- speech in cxIosition and de-
! fence Of the bill as reported L>A,he Commits
,,.. and in opposition 20 the amhdment Offer
ed hy Mr. Mallary; and having continued 10
sneak mil pas ,h'e- o'clock, y concluded
his remarks, and the floor was obined ny Mir
w .odcock, on whose motion the COMMITTEE
rose and rhereupon.
The House ad journed.
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Star Fire Company,
Ertyact from lie Loacs ofthe Corporation,

Extract from lie Loacs ofthe Corporation,
respecting Fire Companies
SEC. g. Ind be IL further enacted, That if any person
vino shall b. present at any fire, shall neglect
use to obey the order direction ofan, "iicer who
aLsI be appointed IVY an! fire conpa now establish
% or which NAV her, after be established, knowing
Nm to be AN officer such person sall forfeit and pay
n each offence, the sum of five dollar. Prorided
Re name of such officer shall have been first pub
lHed in one ofhe public papers printed IN The town.
n a meeting of the Star Fire Company, held March
Nth i8 g. the following persons were elected 9TH
| Gel br the ensuing year. viz:
George s. Hough, Prtst
.rcrr.roRs. K. uodgken
| fna''g Theodore Meade,
JohnVood, Ih"r'es N""N'"s'
| rbouS bcnb. AXE MEN
| Zenasx,ey. Edward smy,he,
James nnsant. Lewis =
coMMSDE OF ENGINE. hiram Vh''a"s'
n II. Ft,ugh, rHoPrsrf MEN
J. w. MSie, Matthew SNYDER,
George though. John Mc'noo'
coMmmEps OF HOSE. Hugh Smith.
Ezra Lu,A Captain,
marll GEORGE JACOBS, Secy.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
SUPREME CoU2rO THE U STATES
MONDAY, March 10, 1928.

MoSpAy, March 10, 1928.
The court met this morning At Il O'CLOCK
Present all the Court.
\, ,o-Conig IS LIE Roy, Bayard s. Go.
IN on.xtions certified aud adj burned t. this
%"art ON division in opinion of The Judges
:, h. Circuit Court for the Southern Dis'ric'
INV York. Mr. Chief Justice Marshall DE-
E,e,e1 the opinion Of the Cour'. Ordered 10 be
ssrri6sd 10 the said Court, that the Plalntih
b,d right, under the circumstances, to accept
,od,oav The bill in question, under protest, Tor
y. honor Of the ID, f.ndsn's and IS entitled to
,p,oyrr the amount vi b charges aud interest,
No. DOS. himmelpennck s. 10 La Us. IL
R,y. Bayard & Co. On questions 'ef' ned aid
,diournrd 4. this Court, on division IN opin-
ia or,hr Judges Of the Circuit Court Tor the
Southern District of New York. MIR Chief
hsicr Marshall delivered The opinion oil the
Court. Ordered; that the first, second. third. *
sixth questions b. certified il favor If the plai>
uT, 50 "a a, respects their right to m 'irtain
,h,ir action. Thr 4th and 5,h questions b' ing
understood 10 b. waived.
No. ss-TAc United States VS.. The Saline
Bank Of Virginia, John Web>rr and others.
Appeal from District Court for Western W.
shil. Mr.. Chirf Justice Marshall delivered
the opinion Of the Court Decree Of District
Court aft, med
In the case of the Bank Of Columbia VS..
Sweeny, an application having heen made for
man lamus to BE- directed TO the Judges ct the
Circuit Cour, for the District Of Column ii, the
Court, Oh consideration refused the nandamus
N72.-The Amerc az Insurance Compa''N
and OCEAN Insurance Company OF NV Ynii
vs., 5;6 bales Of Cotton, Canter, Gilman
I argument Of this cause wascontinued b'
NJ. Ogden, for The App'llao's, and ny MIR
WGpple and Mr.. We1s,er, for he Claimant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

la mouse resumed the consideration Of the
i1,'"- -i0ns moved by Mr.. Taliaferro, on the 9Th
Bo"'"', and which were pending wnen ,he
% PASSED TO the Order Of ,ht Day.
9lOtlons when p''NS - ''o'>
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12

RIVE are requested TO annonnopr. JAMES
M.cn.E, as a candidate to repisrnt the
County of Prince William in the neg General
Assembly If Virginia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
THEATRE.

IN consequence Of the nclemency of the weather
last evening the performance advertised WAS post.
poned to This Evening, when it will positively take
place.
On WEDNESDAY EVENING. MaRCH 18th.
Will be presented Coleman's C omedy of the
THE HEIR AT LAW.
At the end Of the Comedy THE ORIGINAL EPI-
LOGUE, ny the Characters
Between the piay and Farce, a COMIC SONG, by MIR.
Campbell.
To conclude with the isughabe Farce of
THE BEE HIVE;
Or, Industry must Prosper.
Doors open at and p rformance to commence at
O'Clock precisely.
Box and Pit so cents; Gallery IS cents.
Tickets to he had at Me,srs Runnells' and Corse's
Lottery Offices and at the box office of the Theatre
The box book will be opened at the thea tire from
10 until 2 O'Clock.
Smoking prohibited in any part Of the Theatre.
Officers will be in attendance to enforce the most
rigid decorum. march II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
TO Fishe : men.

TO FISN6s M6N.
ID ridport sh ID and herring Irvine
ID Cotton do do do, Rope of all sizes; Cork wood
Tar; Long boards for seine boats; Oars
Long oars IS, 20, % and "a feet; Az bis herrings
500 chesnut rails
With a general assortment Of cables, anchors, &c.
cedar and locust posts, 8, 10, l2 H. TO- IL and ~
feet long, boats OF various sizes. With general as
sor.ment of LUMBER
mar IL JoSIhu ~. nh 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
Public Sale Ut A.and.

FINDER decree cf the County Court of Fairfax in
u the suit Of Peter Wager complainant against John
Graeff and Ann his wife (fornerv Ann Brsoke) de-
fendan's the subscriber vii; offer for sale at p, bic
auction, at Carts IAv,RS in the County Of Fairfax,
en- Tuesday, the Isl day Of aprit neat, al that par, OF
the tract of Land in the sad county, commonly called
hETIRElNE.NT,
formerly the property IF alter BROOKE the elder, de-
ceased, which partition amongt his heirs was
signed to the said Ann for her dividend contsinirg
One hundred and Ono Acres be the or ],
The sale will be made between ~ and o'clock.
Terms. cash. X. ]. ! AYI OK,
feb 27-tlA Com'r of Sale.
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J. ". RVE%EI.I.'S
Alexandria, md Baltimore
Steam Packet lime
Lottery Office, alexandria,

HQsA0eN The new and elegant Steam
"a Boat Frederick sburg. Capt Be
% J. jenkins, Master; having
3tzisiiitkRssz ncommen6 ed her regular trips
between those cites, will on every Wednesday morn.
ing leave Bra lie, S wharfin Washington al O'Clock,
and J,nne,'s wharf, in 'lexandria, at o'clock, and
pr coed to Btnorr; and will on every Saturday at.
ternoou at o'clock, leave Commerce street wharf
i'm b ,ltimore and return to Washington
Passengers will be landed or takenup,on either side
of the Potomac river and soon as necessary ar
engagements can be effected, fixed places the route
will be designated whereat freight will be received
and delivered.
The excellent accommodation the boat affords, for
passengers, whether ladies gentlemen, her great
speed, and the fine scenery of the country through
which she passes, conce to render by her
very pleasant.
Goods will be transported at the rates charged for
their carriage in the sailing packets and as the Poto
me bridge presents An obstacle to the boats going
to Georgetown such as may be destined there, will be
delivered at greater expense than would have to
be paid If the same could be landed at that place
The expedition and certainty attending this mode OF
eyance, offer such an intucement to merchants
as will, It is hoped, ensure their patronage.
Application be made to the Captain on board, or
to the under-menlioned agents.
Ana,4ae Smith, Washington,
SamI NJ Janney, Alexandria,
" iiUani Morgan, trcorgetown,
Charles U0rthi"gion, Baltimore.
Washington March IL. It
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
VNis Day, NJ NOON,

The WASHINGTON C0nsof'dnfea L0ttery' -,
nraws IN the CITY of washington-6o numbers
drawn ballots
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000.
Tickets IS; halves so; quarters 25ie'ghths o%S'
MON Canal Lottery Of Pennsylvania,
No 2 for 1923,
will he drawn in Philadelphia OH Wednesday, 18TH
March-only IA, 100 Tickets
HIGHEST PRIZE, $4,000
Tickets IS, halves so; quarters %.
Deiovare e. North Carolina Lottery, NO 6.
win draw in whining lon (DeL) on wednesd'!' 9th
M.rcb.-s4 number; 8 drawn ballots,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; Halves l, Quarters 50 cts.
r.. Ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
Very EMeNN.

TWO carpoes OF white pine boards, now landing ana
for sale at a reduced price, if applied for soon as'
n general assortment OF lumber
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IIief Fire Company.
Extract sm the La,os 9fthe Corporation

hlief Fire Company.
Extract Jsm the Lnws IF The Corp"ra'ion,
resec,ing FIRE Companies.
SEC 6. any tfi~thsr enacted That If any person
who shall resent at any hre' shall neglect or re
fuse to obey u order direction OF any ofhcer VINO
shall be~ppoisl by any fire company now establish
ed mr. which m hereafter be established, knowing
him to be fer such Perso" shall forfeit and pay
fr Zach ofr-ncesbe sum of five dollars. Prop dsd,
The name of suvoficer shall have been first pub
lished in OF tpublc papers printed IN the town.
Ara meeting ohe Relief Fire Company, on the Sd
n March, 10 So following Gentlemen were duly
elected as officers ssaid company, for the ensuing
year.
Thomas Thomas ven 1stS i; sd Commanders.
John ID Bros 3dS
; $ :s!. ! S ! IS i sn'-D''ss''''.
Anthony RhoS
Lewis Breler,t Trustees.
VIM l. Kenn& }
Sila> Reed,
Jon. G. May, Regulators.
John douglass,
Stephen Sliinn,
John Kerr, y
Arthur 7 Uric, Axe.Men.
Ar,h'd McCush,A
James Entwisle,
Robt. W Hunter, A Committee to keep tie
Anthony Rhudes, Engine in order.
THOMASpWEL'., treasurer,
mar lO-St y. ID. BROWN, Clerk,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-12
w George JoMnsOn-

NY George JOHNSON
an Tuesday, the 18th inst the Apothecary
~ Store of Mr.. John ]. Sayrs, King street, next
door to the Franklin House-all his stock of
Drugs, Medicines, and Shop Furniture
Consisting Of most articles vended in such establish
ments-and among those great variety Of the very
best glass ware. Terms at sale.
The Inteligencer willinsert the above till sale.
Marc