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where they should be left for him to
take. MIR. Oman teplied that he should
call at Mr.. Wilbor's, the matchmaker,
in the course of the evening, for a
watch, and would then .ake the proxies.
The proxies were left at MIR. Wilbor's
accordingly, but instead Of Mr.. Oman's
calling for the watch, (as he had men
toned to MIR. Freeborn,) he sent a BOY
about Is minutes past 8, to take the
watch:-Mr. Wilbor supposing he had
come for the proxies also, asked the boy
to take the packet which had been left
there for MIR. Oman, but the boy refus-
ed, saying, that Mr.. Oman told him 10
take the waich, AND NOTHING ELSE. Mr..
Wilbor thinking that all was not right,
Immediately took the proxies to Mr..
Freeborn's house, and delivered them to
Mrs. Freeborn, (Mr. +. not being at
home Shortly after, person, who
Mrs. Freeborn had. no acquaintance
with, but from his appearance answers
the description CT MIR. Henry Oman,
brother to the above named Samuel, and
who is high anti-mason, and one of the
runners Of that party-called at MIR.
Frecborn's house, and took the proxies,
under the pretence of forwarding them
to Block Island-Mrs. Freeborn deliv.
cred them. Instead Of carrying the proxies
to the boat, he kept them in his posses
sion till about | | O'clock, an hour after
the boat had actually gone, and was
then seen coming round the corner of
Mr. Freedoms house, and placing the
bundle on the doorstep. The packet
instead Of leaving at l2 o'clock, it was
the understanding of those concerned in
this dirty, contemplate trick, was to
leave at 10 o'clock, and that Mr.. Henry
Oman, or somebody that looked very
much like him, should get possession of
the proxies, and retain them till after the
packet had gone, and afterwards excuse
himself by pleading that the packet left
two hours sooner than was expected
The trick was not discovered till it was
too late. MIR. Freedom, on Monday
evening, was engaged at Ward meet
ing, TIL past 10 O'clock, and of course,
had no opportunity to discover the decep-
lion till after the packet had lelt-and
his fact was well known to those engage
ed in the plot. Measures were immc-
diately taken to forward the proxies with
out delay to Block lsland-a trusty
and experienced sea-captain made sew
eral attempts to get there in his boat, but
owing to the thick fog was unable to
reach in time. The above are the facts
as we have learnt them in relation to
his pitilul business, and which we are
assured can be prored to the satisfaction
of every one. We would not wish to
cast any blame where it does not pro-
pcrly belong. IT'S certain that blame
must fall Somewhere, and of a character
that no honest man would wish to have
fixed upon him.
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ID f A T. III 3.

AT New-York. on Tuesday the sth, Nathaniel
". Perry, Esq purssr U. 5. Navy, and brother of
the late Com. .. II. Perry Of this town.
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The Court of Common Pleas for the
County of Newport, will meet in this
town, on Monday next.
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At Trinity Church yesterday, by the Rev. Mr.
Wheaton, Mr.. George Heath. Of New-Bediord, ic
Miss Harriet II, Chsse, Of ths town,
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NEWPORT ASSOCIATE SOCIE-
TY A Lecture will be delivered be-
fore this Society, THIS EVENING, at
half past o'clock, by Mr.. Thomas p.
RopMaN, at the Masonic Hall.-Citizens
and Strangers are respectfully invited to
attend Gro. G.. KING, Sec'y.
Newport, May II, 1882.
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Has just received from .Nc,c- York.
| "A complete assortment ofstock for manufsetur-
IN ing ladies' and gentlemen Boots and Shoes.
of the first quolity-such superhnc ustings, blk
and coored also French and Denmark satins, blk.
aud green French morocco, bronze, kid, and mo-,
rocco do Of the first quality; also seal and calf
skins, Philadelphia sole leather, buckskins, so &c.
any of the above articles can be manufactured
in the neatest style and at the shortest notice.
ALSO on hand as usual, complete assortment Of
boots and shoes Of his own manufacture. FIRST quail
ity, which shall be sold as cheap as at any other
store in town. The public are invited to call and
see for themselves ebefore they purchase.
march 20, 1892
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A LCOHOL-ss per Ct. above proof on
"a draught-for sals by 3. NEWTON,
may IL. No. 100. Thamesst.
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Bristol, July Cd, 1882.

Al TIA Court Of Probate holden within ant
va for the town Of Warren, on Monday, the
I'd day Of July. A. b. Iss2.-The Administra
tor on the cstate Of MARY MASON, late
Of Warren. deceased, presented his account ol
Administration for settlement
NLercuponit is ordered and decrecd that
The consideration thereof be rcfeJrcd 10 Courl
Of Probate, TO be holden at the Town Clerk.
Office, IN said " arrcn, on the first Monday in
August mex, at 2 o'clock, p. NJ, and that prev
ious notice DO given BY publishing this orde,
three several times in the Northern Star, TO all
persons Interested to appear at that time, ,f they
shall see cause, and be heard.
A truo copy ;witness,
s. RANDALL, P. Clerk.
July I.
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WOOL CARDlN0.

IL subscriber having put his ma
II chinery in complete order fol
CARDING WOOL, and feeling conf.
dent that he can manufacture rolls in Us
good order for spinning, US n, any mill in
this country, respectfully solicits por-
ton ofpubiic patronage, assuring those
...ho favor him with their custom, that no
eser.ions win be spared to give sa'isfac-
ton.
Terms will be 6 cents per lb. CASH
N. B. Cloth Dressing attended to as
usual.
ip Wool or cloth len at tho store ol
Measrs. WIN. B. g. L. o. Child, in war
rem, will meet with punctual atteation.
EBEN'R. COLE.
Milford, (Syanssy,) July 7. 3w.
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Colnfnisssoners' Noiice.

:" Ethc subscribers, having bcen ap-
w pointed by the non. Court of Pro-
bate Oft town Of Bristol, in the County
Of Bristol, Commissioners, to receive and
examine tho claims against the estate OF
ELIZABETH MUNKO, late of Bristol,
deceased, represented insolvent, do here
by give Notice, that six months from the
date hereof are allowed to the Creditors
ofsaid Estate. to bringin and provo their
respective claims, and that we shall attend
for that purpose at the Office of William
Throop, in Bristol, on the last Saturday
Of August, and October, at 9 O'Clock,
+. M. NATHANIEL Bullock } 6
BENJAMIN NoRnY, >S
WILLIAM TuRooP. u
Bristol. july Cd. 1882.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.

ARRIVED SINCE OUR LAST.
July lst-arr sloop Essex, Stanley, Il
Sagharbour, with wood. la.
5th-arr schr Freedom, Nickerson, Il
Portland, with lumber to ] Luther.
Schr Polly, Nickerson, fr Saco, with
lumber to VIM Collins.
6th-arr sloop Bridgewater, Mason, Il
Albany.
From our Correspondent
Arr at Bristol Goth ult. schr Dorcas,
Kelley, from Gardiner, with lumber to
+ Sprague,
Schr Grown, Baker, fr Boston.
July lst-arr sloop Fame, tOlger, from
Nantucket.
SIoop Eclipse, Crocker, fr New York,
with coal, corn, SC. to S. CoggeshaIl and
others.
Sailed-ship Essex, Wilcox, South At
lantic brig Clyde, Bait, Matanzas.
end-arr brig Gov-nopkins, McIntyre,
II days fr havana, with molasses to b
Norris, J Wardwell, and others.
3d-sailed, ship Genl-Jackson, Smith,
Pacific Ocean.
4th-arr brig Aldcberonto, Church, l2
days fr Havana, with molasses TO + Gif-
ford and others. Passengers---Messrs.
Martin c Shurlock, John l. Hay, Hiram
Hopkins and John Griffis, all Of Boston.
Left, briggs Mary Ann, Norris, for Prov
idence, ldg; Sea Bird, Carr, for New
port, do /; Ultima, Weston, for Boston,
do Globe, knight, fr Portland, disch !;
Franklin, Choato, do do Noble, for ham
burg, ldg. Spoke, Goth, off Moro Castle,
brig Angola, Of Newburyport, from Bos-
ton, bound in 4th inst. off Rhode Island
Light, passed ships General jackson, and
Essex, and brig Cb de, from Bristol,
bound out. Markets dull for American
produce Molasses high. Capt C. states
that il was unusually healthy at havana,
for the season, when he sailed.
Schr Norway, Emery, from Saco, with
lumber to Z Sprague.
Sailed-brig Knott, Phillips, Rich
mond.
5th-arr sch Charles Richmond, from
Taunton, for New York.
Sailed-sloop Three Brothers, Pitman,
New York.
A severe gale from Sc. to SW. was ex-
pcrienccd at Trinidad eth and 7th ult.--l
Brig Zephyr, Champlin, ofthis port, was
driven ashore with nearly all her cargo on
board, which was afterwards landed in
good order--the vessel was condemned
and sold.
Touched at Paytn, March 2lst, Gov.
Fenner. Lawton, ofBristol, 1000 bbls.
Spoke Feb. 10, Leonidas, with 1850.
Sailed from New Bedford, Ist, ships
Jasper, Adams, S. Atlantic; Two Broth
ers, Covell, do; Courier, Cash, p. Ocean.
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other term upon these cases, but As ar aa
the description goes, they are faithfully
and truly stated, upon direct and eompst-
eat authority. -
From the same Of ednesdsy eve.
The woman mentioned this morning at
the corner Of Duane and Washington
streets, is dead; of the man in Warren
street, we have not heard.
We have four new cases 10 report, two
ofwhich have terminated fatally.
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Court Of Probate Worren, july 2, i832g
~XWHEREAS application has this day beer
w made for the appointment Of nh Admin
istratcr on the estate Of NATHANIEL PHIL
LIPS, iatc OF Warren. deceased, IT is order.
ed, Tha, the consideration thereof DO ieferret
10 Count Of Probate, to be holden al tn,
Town Clerks Office. in Warren, on the frs
Monday in August next. at 2 O'Clock, r. NJ
And also that previous notice be given, (by pull
fishing this Order three several times in the
Northern Starr to oil persons Interested in sait
Estate, to sPPsss at said time and pisses Z
TVifness,
SAMUEL RANDALL, p. Clerk.
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July
THE STATE OF RHODE-ISL.a.ND
AND PROVIDENCE PL.aNZ'A-
ITO.NS.
House Of Representatives, June oSd, A. d.
1882.
KKIHEREAS it appears that no E.
w lection Of a Governor, Lieutenant
Governor or Senators, has been made by a
majority Of the freemen voting for Gens
eral Officers at the town meetings, holden
according to the order Of this House, on
the sixteenth day Of May last 1: And
whereas, by the Act, entitled " An Act in
addition to an Act, entitled An Act reg
ulating the manner of admitting freemen,
and directing the method Of electing Off
GERS in this State," it is made the duty Of
the House of Representatives in such
case, TO order new Election
Il Is therefore Resolred and Ordered,
That new Election for the choice Of a
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and ten
Senators, by the Freemen of this
State, in their respective Town Meet
ings, be holden on the EIGH-
TENTH day of JULY NEXT, ac-,
cording to the provisions Of said Act,
and that Town Meetings for that purpose,
be duly warned in the several towns, and
Ward Meetings in the City Of Provi-
deuce. and be holden accordingly on the
Eighteenth day of July next, under war
rant and notice from the Speaker Of thisl
House, as in and by said Act is provided.
A true copy,
GEO. 6. KING, Clerk. !
June 30. te. - "'s
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MAR RIED.

In Philadelphia, on Tuesday morning
last, by the Rev. Mr.. Alden, Mr., FREE-
DORM SIssoN, Jr. Formerly Of this town. }
ofthe firm Of Andrews & Sisson, New
York, to Miss HENRIETTA BLIsH, only
daughter Of Joseph Blisb, Esq. Of that
city.
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DIE ED,

In this town, on Saturday last, James
Sylvester, son Of Mr. Samuel Hoar, aged
q yeats.
In Bristol, on Tuesday last, Mrs. Re
becca Munro, relict ofthe late Mr.. Ben
jan,in Munro, and daughter OF the late
Deacon Archibald Munro, aged 48 years
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Cons,nissioncrs' Notice.

KKTE tho subscribers, having been
!" appointed by the Hon. Court q
Probate Cor the town Of Warren, Commiss
ioners 10 receive and examine the ciaims
of the Creditors against the estate oi
JARVIS b. BOWEN, lnte Of Warren,
House Wright, deccnsed, represented in
solvent, and six months from the % inst.
being allowed for receiving said claims,
we will attend ct our respective dwellings
during said period for that purpose.
SHuBAEL KISSicurr, &
SsmoN KINNIcuTT, 8
ANDREW Cole. )r
July7. l3w)
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PAPER HANGINGS.

LATEST FASHIONS.
lust received and for sale BY LEWIS
HOAR, & Co. good assortment Of Phil
adelphia, French and common Paper
Hanpings ofvarious qualities and prices,
as low as can be purchased in the State.
April Z. Aing-street.
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's'ds go: s.!y g - as'sg xssd: :azi.1se-

SA LAD.
Nod esly y NIs H~Isr ksSd lgSisjss-
5.ss?E Garesy. !. &alsm, Msss.
mHis WHITE LEAD u nssxs 5, ! new
proce0 secsnlly dsoovsssA " : sslsbrs-
oerman Chemist. who he's Pssenf sieht for
the whole French Empire. fbr q VA .. and
who has Instructed ths Company cssiafs. 'ssly
States. =
.,,;. 70 scemPsetaes. 2 whilsnss, besuly ssS dms-
th;s .s.: .sr suPsrier % sny oahsr ever made il
as ~. ~ ~ = Esrops. One pound Of 4 h
.s.,nhv "sse' n' ground with oss-third Of ne
wo'ss' IN OM, w'il cover upwssds Of 90 psr
cent more @ surface than an equal wsieht ar -.
other While Lead mixed with the ssms .,.s.
white. ens
Two coats Of Il will cover equal % shrs.
coats Of other White Load.
Ono pound of this Lead mixed vith ~,
ponnd Of Paris White and ground in OH. wijfbe
superior in whiteness 10 two pounds or Ps.re
White Lead. n ade by the usual proooas. ssd
Will cover more than double tho surfacs.
0or Pointers must bo careful MOI 70 .Ad a..
much Oil to this Lead in using IL.
Geniiemen wishing 10 give to their Hossss .
durable eoseering, together with beaueifs.f
cuiscard aPPecy0nee will accomplish their OBJ
ject by using this article.
Tie a6ore IRhite Lead 70 for saie b,
HENSAaW 4 co. agents for he Sa-
lem Lsod Mg. Go. No. SO, lad;s-strset,
boston. eopSm. march 20.
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FAl persons indebted to The above
firm, are hereby notified that their atten-
ton to settlement will be necessary to
bring the business to q close.
march IL.
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.Ncw Goods Chsap ~
.TUsr received at LONG ROOM, blue
and mixed Satinets; red Flannels Osna-
burgs Buriaps stripes; bed tickings, sc.
June 2.
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SHEETLEAD

SHEET LE.aD
II ROLL, 2 l-2 lbs per square foot
ditto lbs per do do DEEPSEa
and HAND LEADS, Of different sizes.
Also,
Copper an9 Iron Tacks--fof leading,
ais low as can be- purchased elsewhere, for
sale by LEWIS HOAX 4 W.
march 81.
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Cana!
COmpunY,
WAsHISGToN. March 1,

WAsHISGToN, March IL, 1889.
r meeting Of the President and Directors Of the
= Chesapcakr and Ohio Canal Company, held this
day, IL was unanimously
Resolved rhst u General Neetinr Of the Stockhold-
Ell, oftr Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company be con-
veped in the CITY ia in the City OF washington, on
Saturday. the 28! day of April next. 1t IL O'Clock A.
81. take into consideration the following resolution
fthe General Assembly Of Maryland passed on the
II h day OF the present month: .
Resoircd by the General .asssm6ty J Hc'yAnS,
That be earnestly recommended TO the resident and
Directors Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Canal Company
to cal! public ling ofthe Stockholders OF the said
Cuinpany IN the manner authorized by their charter,
and submit 10 their the proposition Of the
Bal-iinore and Ohio Rail Company, for he joint con-
,uction OF the Canal and ai Road aforesaid from the
Pl Of Rocks to Hsrpers Ferry. and that the agent
person appointed to represent and vote on behalf Of
the state of Maryland, meetings IF the Stockholders
of The sad Canal Company, be and he IL hereby, al
tho.izedt attend the said meeting and explain the
wish and o;non of this legislature, that such joint 10
Cation shuail be assented to by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, and that the said agent his
object Of ihs resolution elected just and reasonable
terms"
Notice is therefore hereby giUsn,
That Special General Meeting Ut tile stakeholder
Of the Chesapeake aud Ohio Canal Company will b
held ut the City Hall in the City ii Washington, on sa
turday the 18th day Of April next, to commence at
O'Clock. A. NJ. BY orIer
JOHN p. INGLE,
Clerk ches. & Ohio Canal Company.
mar 23-wt2SthA
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More spring Goods.
WV. II. .rHOMPSUN & co.

WIN. H. THOMPSON & co.
HAVE just received, by the packet schooner Pre-
4 Il siden from New York, large supply OF
NEW and HANDSOME GOODS,
Consisting, in part. of The following:
98 and g. French and English musins
Super French and English ginghams
Thin goods for ladies' dresses Ia new article)
Every varet, ofsilk and cotton hosiery
Plain and fancy gloves and mi,ts
English thread and bobbnet aces and edgings
Rich figured Swiss musiins
90 and s 4 Iaconet-a and cambria musiins
A large assortment of fancy Grape and sauze hand
kcrcbiefs and skswis
a. and 6 : plain bobbinets
Cambria insertings and edgngs
Best black Italian us,rings
Black and colored Gro de Naples
A large assortment Of linen cambria hakfs
French and English black bombsznes
Nc. IL to so Iustring ribbons
Gauze, ap, md rich bonnet ribbons
With great variety Of other Goods, which are of.
fered for sale upon the most favorable terms either by
the piece or yard.
We invite our customers and the public generally to
call apr
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Oyeing EstabsisM,ueu,,

Royni Street. be,,ceen King and Prince Streets,
in the house formerly occupied by Mr. Salrefat
~ WHEhTItY begs leave to inform The ci''z MS
of Ale xan,ris and its vicinity. that he is IN adj.
ne s. TO execute all manner Of business in his line
Gentlemens garments ofevery description neatly sconr
ed or dyed, and pressed to have the iusre OF new
ed on rbboas ndkerchief, honnets, dresses. Or in
the whole piece and finished to look a. well as new
Also. merino shswls neatly secured and whtened, or
dyed without injury to the border; also black merno
shswls are dyed without injury to the borel; also me-
rino curtains dyed and watered
NR The subscriber warrants to give satisfaction to
all who may pstrcnize him. and that his business will
be promptly attended to.
f.b "a dSmo
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On Lot on Farlax street. 80 feet II inches front,
fifteen dollars and twenty cents.
On Lot on Columbus street, IS feet front, twenty.
two dollars and fifty cents
On Lot corner Of Prince and Fayette streets, twen
ty dollars
OThe 'a'e on Wednesday, the 9Th Of May. will
commence at o'clock in the morning in front of the
Sugar House on the first described Lot on Washington
street And on Thursday the 10th Of May, will com
mence at 10 O'Clock in the morning. on or near the
premises first described to be sold that day. at the
corner of Franklin aud Columbus streets
Terms made known at the time and places of sale.
T. TAYLOR,
PUNE rs JANNEY,
THOS. SMITH,
apr9 Trustees
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Sugar, Coffee, Wines, &c

SoSoLS OoAOO4 w AhOH3 wv
A9S HliDS. old and new crop New
III Orleans
SIS hhds prime st Croix
6 do common Pcr,o Rico SSUG3RS
20 bbls Trinidad
boxes Philadelphia steam re.
20 bbls fined
81 tierces New Orleans molssses
100 bags old and new crop Rio coffee
S do Java do
IS 8 s sas' chest. Young Tyson Tea
chest superior Gunpowder do
10 pipes } Fine Old l.. z Madeira ZINE. OF
10 half pipes Sdirect Importation from the houses
II or casks } of Newton, Gordon, Murlock and
Scott, Payne e Co and F. j. Flguera
9n TIA" pIpe Superior Burgundy Madeira
naf pipe do sercial do
2 or casks do Ma msey do
Sppes cognac brandy
80 boxes Bakers AMI Lapham's No. chocolate
~ reams prinung paper
200 reams blue, yellow and white letter paper
so do foolscap do
For sale by S. NESSERSMlFH.
apr 10
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For EreiSht.
For BOSTON.
For Freight.

axe The xchr. CORDELL4.
- Can't Allen carries about 500 oBis. Apply to
5. N. & S. H. Jt>NEY
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For NOStOn.

EOc bUStUN.
The Packet schooner AGEN0RA,
tyN G p. ston.. master, having part of her cargo
- win have good despatch for freight OF 200
80 o. passage. Apply on bosrd or to
'A A. C. CAZENOVE s. Go.
SOI2S mackerel Of best quality, for sale as above,
., reduced rates. apr II
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~ office.

4 pPIICATI0N will be made for the renewal of Ger.
,fc,t.s for TWENTY-FIVE shares Of stock az the Ma
rine Insurance Comp,n, Of Alexandri,, issued n the
name # lanes G,,un Nos 5753 to 57j7. dated 1th OF
May. 1898, that have been lost or m 'i4'd
mar q
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For Madeira.
no SILL ON 10Th .APRi

TO SILL ON ION .dPRlL.
$50 The fas,-ss,!,ng copper fastened and copPered
STA BRIG REMITTANCE,
Ios h.. Moore, master. For passage, only. apply to
S. NJ. x S n. JANNEY.
The Remittance will return direct to this port. and
,,Is an excellent and safe opportunity for rsons
81 'be District wishing to order their own wines. The
.nSscb,rs viii be happy to receive orders tor Wines
s.,,, The celebrated house Of ]. H. March Co, for
HON ,hcy are Agents mar 81
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rhilaaelphia Pocket Notice

sSSs Merchants anil others in the District of Co.
mSIk umbis Winchester, Va and that v.cnitl, are
plr, uhrly irfarmed lhaa Packet viii be despatched
from Philadelphia to Alexandria. Washington. and
Georgetown. C. direct via canal on Thursday of
each wees without fail; and, ensble the vessels to
sail with pGnctualy, no freight will be received after
5aclock, P. ". on the dav of sailing. For further
particulars apply to STEPHEN sii!NS, Alex's.
wM. MORGAN. GeorgetoW u.
JOSEPil HAND, Proprietor.
No z North wharves, Philsdelphls
NB nc persons in the District Of Columbia or The
neghborng places would make arule to order their
good, shipped board the Packet At philadelphia on
Wednesday or Thursday, they would find this to be
sssxpeduous. and oy far tue cheapest and safest con
ve,Snce br,w cen the above named places
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Dyspepaia

r9yIiE subscriber continues apply the newly disco
4 vered remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per-
feet cures of hundreds in this and other places Ills
price is moderate Application to be made at his
nrug Store on Fairfax street.
WM HARPER.
ar A general supply of fresh Drugs-medicnes &c.
on hand and offered low they can be purchased
in Ale xap,,ria for cash or the usual credit